If you could take one person to dinner who would it be and why? Living or dead

I would take my dad,I said some things to him the day before he died and though I know all these years later it's okay I'd still pick him.

My mother...so many unanswered questions that I never got to ask....

my little brother who passed away in 1993,

It depends on who is paying for the dinner.

It would actually be someone from here in the forums because I have so many questions to ask him.

I would dig up ,my great great great great great grandpa..
. let him know how all hi kids and grand kids .. turned out.. explain computers to.him.. and online dating..
.. that should be good for a laugh..
. he would say !you mean you type into that!.
and it comes out over there somewhere!.
.. but you don't actually meet them..lol..
. at that point he would probably just slap me. silly...

I was under the impression that someone had already slapped you that way.

Ohhh that one guy.....he is all that and a bag of chips....

.. yes and more than ones.

quick what time is it now..
Hmm.. taking in account for the different time zone.. factoring in the rotation of the earth..hmm..
. and daylight savings time.. shoot I think I missed it..

I'd have to say my twin sister who didn't survive birth, or my best friend Nate who was killed in a car accident. Sometimes I wonder if they're both possibly guardian angels for me.

I would like to talk to these supposed aliens and gods some called them ...that help build some of these structure BC ... now that would be interesting to me and would have a lot of ? for them ...

Either one of my grandparents: tough choice as I would like to talk to them over dinner and more and have so many things to check, ask, get their advice and show them what I have done and what I would still like to do with my little angel.

Hi (((Pk)))

Serious, I don't like eating at restraunt much. Thousands of people have eat off that same plate. Did you ever go see who and how they are washed? And i've tasted better food at Truckstops( nomatter how fancy of a name or reputation they have!) A candlelight dinner prepared for 2 is always more romantic and personal reflecting the person "you are"! And yes i can cook (home style-old ways) with seasoning and taste! only been to the Hospital 1time for food poisoning (ex cooking) So there you have it- of course 1st date (eat out) then its Kitchen Time! More personal and apperated by both!! First you need a Volunteer???

I give you two thumbs up for that.I hate to eat out for the same reasons exactly, not to mention how many people had their hands on the condiment bottles.

I used to carry a charcoal grill with me when i was o.t.r. Nothing better than your own cooking!!

George Carlin...just to get inside that head of his for one night.

my wife who passed away in 2005,

My mother who passed away in 2005.