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CSI Hot Seat #3: Question(s) of the Week (UPDATED 1/20/2012)
New thread... new question:
If you could have dinner with three LIVING people, who would you choose and why? |
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1. Margaret Thatcher. I want to know what it was like trying to be Britain's first female leader in a very male dominated world.
2. The founders of Google. Seriously. They started it in their dorm room and now their company is worth billions of dollar. I seriously missed something in college.  3. Bill Clinton. I've always found him intriguing and have always wanted to have a conversation with him. __________________
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Cool answers, M...
Margaret Thatcher would definitely be an interesting conversation... I'm still mulling my choices over... I'm in need of some good laughs so I think one of the three is going to have to be someone funny!  |
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Great question!
 Hmm... 1. Gerard Butler, he seems like a very nice guy, down to earth, and not to mention cute.  2. Natalie Portman, she seems the type of person to be everyone's best friend. 3. Julia Quinn, she's one of my favorite romance authors. She's so witty... having conversations with her would be a ball. If I could have picked dead people, I would have chosen: Cary Grant, Judy Garland, and Ingrid Bergman. |
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I always hated these kind of questions. I could never answer the 'why' simply because I never know why I like people or find them interesting, I just do. Um...
1) Leonard Nimoy, he's Spock; 'nuff said. 2) Josh Groban, he's hilarious and can always make you feel comfortable. 3) Prince William, he's so down to Earth, considering he's Royalty. He seems like he'd be an awesome "average" person. My dead one would be King George VI. |
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Totally with you on #1... I love me a sexy Scottish accent. and yes... I'm that shallow. Quote:
The interviews I've heard with JG are quite funny... He doesn't take himself too seriously... and that's a must for my dinner guest list... I'm finalizing mine... still am trying to think of someone to bring the laughs for me (Natural funny... you know... not trying too hard to be funny)....Last edited by Astra; 07-14-2011 at 11:44 AM |
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Last edited by Astra; 07-14-2011 at 11:44 AM |
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I tell ya though... I have a thing for nerds and dorks... Smart is sexy!  |
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I'm totally seeing Josh in concert on July 19
 It's almost here!  My 2nd time  |
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I noticed your icon!
 Hope you have a great time... I heard on the local news he is/was here this week... can't remember the day |
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My seats aren't as awesome as my first time, 20 ft from the stage, but it's Josh! I'm sure I'll enjoy it anyway
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You will!! No doubt!
Does he talk alot/tell funny stories throughout the show? |
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He does a little. Last time I saw him it was his birthday so we, the audience, sang Happy Birthday to him and a few people gave him balloons and he was touched. He did tell a story about being in Africa, tho.
Have you thought of you 3 dinner guests? |
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Awww... crap...
I have been mulling it over... but hadn't really finalized. I need to get cracking before a new question on Sunday/Monday.. For my funny guy, I'm considering Steve Zahn... Dude cracks me up for some reason... I like that he doesn't 'try' too hard to "force the funny"... know what I mean...? But I need to settle on my choices... no doubt! |
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Steve Zahn? I don't think I've seen anything of his. I don't do humour. I got an odd sense of humour. For some reason, most comedies do nothing for me.
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