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My first choice of dinner companion would be....

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Annobel Mon 09-Apr-12 13:28:03

As I've said on another thread, Dr Phil Hammond. He is cheerful, irreverent and very funny. I'd forget to eat.

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Anagram Sun 15-Apr-12 11:25:29

Formby?

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JessM Sun 15-Apr-12 11:38:47

grin Oh, I gottit, Bush!

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Greatnan Sun 15-Apr-12 11:56:30

Clooney?
Having considered this for some time, I am glad to say that the two people I am most likely to have dinner with are also the two I would choose!
One is a fellow Gransnetter that I met on a different forum and the other one is my daughter in NZ. If we are ruling out family members, then I would have two more gransnetters because I am sure all three of them would get on very well.

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SOOP Sun 15-Apr-12 12:55:54

On one hand I would enjoy exploring the mind of Aung San Suu Kyi...and on the other, I wouldn't say no to brushing knees with Inspector Montalbano grin

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amabazza Sun 15-Apr-12 15:28:40

Ha ha,

I'm new here
You are all so funny with some of your suggestions (some a bit suspect).
I have always said Christopher Biggins (I love his sense of humour) did anyone see him in Come Dine with me? but second, yes agree with nelliedeane BRENDAN SHHENAN!!!

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Pamaga Thu 19-Apr-12 13:48:34

David Gemmell's Dark Prince is a novel about Alexander the Great. Also God of War by Christian Cameron.

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Anagram Thu 19-Apr-12 13:51:03

So who would your ideal dinner guest be, Pamaga?

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