Re: OT: If you could spend an hour with someone, dead or alive. someone who could not lie...

[Elrond Hubbard]

Gordon Shumway wrote in news: [e-mail]:

>Who would you spend that hour with. (Certainly not my English >>teacher.)

I think Linda Lovelace might be fun. For the remaining 55 minutes of

> the hour how about Dale Earnhardt.

Yeah, that guy could drive in circles for hours better than lots of people. Fascinating, Jim.

[charlieb]

Richard Feynman.

[Axel Grease]

Superb choice. May his spirit visit Tuva.

Axel

[HeyBub]

For those that are not particularly familiar with Feynman:

RING-RING

"Hello..."

"Is this Dr. Feynman?"

"Yes."

"Dr. Richard P. Feynman?"

"Yes."

"Dr Feynman, my name is Joe Blow. I'm the charge d'affaires to the Court of King Gustaf V of Norway. It is my distinct pleasure to inform you that you have been awarded the 1965 Nobel Prize in Physics!"

"Do you have any idea what the hell time it is in California?"

".... uh, I beg your pardon..."

"It is three o'clock in the goddamn morning! Call back after nine!"

CLICK

"...???..."

[Sonny]

With myself when I was 17, with a list of dos and don'ts, stock tips, various other bits of information and advice, etc.

Sonny

[Morris Dovey]

I had a similar thought, but realized that I wouldn't have listened.

[Larry Jaques]

On Sat, 25 Jul 2009 20:13:29 -0800, the infamous charlieb scrawled the following:

Dickie Rocks!

[RicodJour]

Hey Larry. There are a couple of threads from 1994 that you haven't gotten to - get cracking.

R