Grazza Posted February 11, 2011 Posted February 11, 2011 Either way, it's odd that I personally know loads of interesting women, but it's hard to think of many famous women I'd find interesting. Exactly. I love the personalities of my female friends, they are every bit as witty as men. As for celebrities, though, I can't imagine a woman being as funny on stage as Russell Brand. It just wouldn't fit.
Ramar Posted February 11, 2011 Posted February 11, 2011 Paj's Dinner For 12 Antony Heggarty David Lynch Kanye West Chosen for probable-stunningness in conversation. Looking at everyone's list I think it's safe to say they'll be a bit of Jiz at all of them. Taxi?!...
ipaul Posted February 11, 2011 Posted February 11, 2011 1) Christopher Hitchens 2) James Murphy 3) Tina Fey 4) Tracy Morgan 5) John Stewart 6) Christina Hendricks 7) Stephen Fry 8) Jerry Seinfeld 9) Bjork 10) Sofia Coppola 11) Lauren Ambrose 12) Victoria Coren I do wonder how that would play out. That's limiting my options to alive anyway - unless one of them has died and I've remained unaware.
Jon Posted February 11, 2011 Posted February 11, 2011 Hmm, poses an interest question. 1. Paul Gross 2. Bruce Springsteen 3. Thierry Henry 4. Zinedine Zidane 5. Eric Clapton 6. Scott Bakula 7. Sophia Bush 8. Alice Eve 9. Sarah Chalke 10. Shiri Appleby 11. Yvonne Strahovski 12. Minka Kelly. That company would keep me occupied for a course or two.
gaggle64 Posted February 11, 2011 Posted February 11, 2011 Interesting thinking about it I must say. 1. Ada Lovelace (Mathematician, Deceased) 2. Richard Nixon (US President, Deceased) 3. Erika Moen (Comic Artist) 4. Lisa Simpson (Fictional, The Simpsons) 5. Clint Mansell (Modern Composer) 6. Clint Eastwood (Actor/Director) 7. Aaron Copland (Classical Composer, Deceased) 8. Benjamin Zephaniah (Poet) 9. Elisabeth Leonskaja (Violinist) 10. Caterina Sforza (Italian Noblewoman, Deceased) 11. Elizabeth I (Queen of England, Deceased) 12. Roger Sterling (Fictional, Mad Men)
Ganepark32 Posted February 11, 2011 Posted February 11, 2011 I'm struggling to come up with females, just like others, so I'll have to come back later when I can think of another 3 to add. As it is, this is my incomplete list: 1. Morgan Freeman 2. Stephen Fry 3. Carlos Santana 4. Geoff Nunberg (I'd love to have the whole 'cellar door' thing explained) 5. Jean Piaget (Would be interesting to see what he thinks of the cognitive development theories which ripped his work to shreds) 6. Gerald Haeffel (His paper on dopamine transporter genes and possible interactions for depression was fascinating) 7. Kay Redfield Jamison (She's the reason I wanted to study/I'm studying psychology) 8. Lena Headey (For looks and because I think she'd be great to have a chat with) 9. Ashley Costello (Lead singer of NYD. Spoken to her a few times about art and what not so she'd be great) 10. 11. 12.
Happenstance Posted February 11, 2011 Posted February 11, 2011 Hmmmm lets see then: 1. Nathan Fillion 2. Stephen Fry 3. Wil Wheaton 4. Robert Kirkman 5. Patrick Stewart 6. Chris Barrie 7. Felicia Day 8. Allison Scagliotti 9. Tina Fey 10. Kristen Bell 11. Amanda Tapping 12. Jewel Staite
MadDog Posted February 11, 2011 Posted February 11, 2011 1. Kenny Dalglish (Pure legend, funny guy) 2. Steven Gerrard (My idol) 3. Hayley Williams (Everything she does/says amazes me, and i love her) 4. Ayrton Senna (Inspiring) 5. Jeremy Clarkson (Top Gear trio, for teh lulz) 6. Richard Hammond 7. James May 8. Rihanna (Beautiful, and love her music) 9. Bam Margera (Mental, would be great company) 10. Lionel Messi (Would like to ask him how he's ridiculously good at football) 11. Bill Shankly (The most amazing character, and one of the best managers ever) 12. Paul McCartney (One of the real living legends) Spent like 5 minutes putting this together, so basically no thought put into it
Frank Posted February 11, 2011 Posted February 11, 2011 Urm...top of my head... Dee Men: Alfred Hitchcock Barack Obama Clint Eastwood Justin Bieber Eamon de Valera ReZ :p Dee Women: Marlyn Monroe Amy Winehouse Lisbeth Salander Edith Piaf Nina Simone Countess Markievicz
Jimbob Posted February 12, 2011 Posted February 12, 2011 Dangerous. I'm waiting for someone to invite that idiot 11 year old and his Mum.
dan-likes-trees Posted February 12, 2011 Posted February 12, 2011 1) Christopher Hitchens 2) James Murphy 3) Tina Fey 4) Tracy Morgan 5) John Stewart 6) Christina Hendricks 7) Stephen Fry 8) Jerry Seinfeld 9) Bjork 10) Sofia Coppola 11) Lauren Ambrose 12) Victoria Coren I was thinking this, though having watched Virgin Suicides and read reviews of Somewhere I'm left debating whether she's actually any good. I'm a bit worried that Lost in Translation was a fluke, which sucks a little as it's my probable favorite film... She is quite attractive however
Raining_again Posted February 12, 2011 Posted February 12, 2011 I'm waiting for someone to invite that idiot 11 year old and his Mum. I'll invite him & his ma, and have an open invitation to all N-Europe'rs. Could be interesting...
jayseven Posted February 13, 2011 Author Posted February 13, 2011 nintendo-master; funnily enough lisbeth was the only female my dad could name, despite the fact that actually she'd be a proper shit dinner guest! I was thinking this, though having watched Virgin Suicides and read reviews of Somewhere I'm left debating whether she's actually any good. I'm a bit worried that Lost in Translation was a fluke, which sucks a little as it's my probable favorite film... She is quite attractive however What was wrong with virgin suicides?!
Frank Posted February 13, 2011 Posted February 13, 2011 Yeah, she probably would in a social sense I don't think I'd mind much though. I'd probably just spend the night secretly catching glances with her. Her presence is enough. She's just that cool Plus you can just tell she'd make a mean cup of Joe.
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