Comments on: It’s A Question Of History

By: Robert Lamb

Robert Lamb — Fri, 29 May 2009 22:40:54 +0000

Absolutely great decision on your #1 question/person to ask. Don't know if I would have had the thought to do so, myself. Brilliant thoughts on just about all of the others, as well. Man…

By: JLMulligan

JLMulligan — Fri, 29 May 2009 22:26:22 +0000

oh boy.
1. Bill Gates" What makes you happy?" ( I see we are not limited to time or life here but for all we know Gates has a time machine anyway …so I would talk to him first)
2. George Washington "You didnt reeeeaaaally chop down a cherry tree did you? "
3. Indians at Boston Tea Party. (pre-party) " Listen guys why don't we dress up as Leprachauns instead of Indians?"
4.Abe Lincoln " So the civil war was to end slavery and what exactlly else?"
5.6.7. The prophets from Christianty, Judaism , and Islam. " How do you people like it here on this beautiful island ?" leave.
8.Wilt Chamberlain " ………………………………….You are the best ."
9. Sigmond Freud " If you said Irish people are immune to psyc tests , what do you reeeeeeeaaaally mean by that ?"
10.John McEnroe " Remember when you yelled at that guy YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS?………that was awesome" "was he serious?"……………..

By: Hannah F.

Hannah F. — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 18:04:15 +0000

G-d – Can you tell me and explain it a little bit more?
Joseph, son of Jacob – Where are your brothers?
Ferdinand and Isabella – Where are the Jews?
Charles Lindbergh – Where is the baby?
Rod Blagojevich – How much???

By: FN

FN — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 04:27:25 +0000

I’d ask the “founding fathers” their views on the Constitution. It’d be nice to put that one to rest.

By: Gushin

Gushin — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 14:10:45 +0000

Jimmy Carter-Why do you hate Israel so much?
Bill Clinton-Did you really think nobody would find out about Monica?
Dad-Why didn’t you listen to mom when she told you to see the doctor?
George Washington-Did you chop down that tree?
Moses-Did you feel cheated that you were not allowed into the holy land?

By: Deadly Furby

Deadly Furby — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 22:33:42 +0000

1. Nicole Simpson – Who did it?
2. Jimmy Hoffa – Where’s your body?
3. JonBenét Ramsey – Who killed you?
4. John McCain – How the hell did you end up with Palin?
5. Amelia Earhart – Now, precisely what happened?
6. Charles Lindbergh Jr – Who kidnapped you?
7. Natalee Holloway – What happened?
8. Jack The Ripper – Who are you?
9. SEC attorney Jeffrey Norris – What’s this vendetta all about?
10. Mommy – Why did I get in trouble for putting mud in the fence post?

By: Maria Dorfner

Maria Dorfner — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 08:43:15 +0000

Top 14 Questions for any 10 Historical Figures of Significance.

1. Who and what events influenced your life in childhood and adulthood the most and how?

2. What motivated you in your major moments of decision?

3. Where were you and what were you really thinking when you first decided to take that
course of action and why?

4. Looking back, would you make the same decision today knowing how things unfolded?

5. How would you do things differently?

6. If not, what is your reasoning?

7. Looking forward 5 yrs…10 yrs…20 yrs…decades later…what results had you envisioned?

8. Is there any decision you made that if changed would alter history and which one would
that be?

9. What do you see as your greatest triumph?

10. Your greatest failure?

11. Prior to your death do you recall what your final thoughts were? Take me thru that day.

12. If you could speak directly to all the people whose lives you affected what would you
say to them today?

13. What are your thoughts on the state of the world today and what influence do you believe
you had in the current state of affairs?

14. How did you WANT to be remembered and how does that compare to how you ARE
remembered in history?

By: Entertainment

Entertainment — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 04:16:54 +0000

Really nice, but you leave the "?" in 9. lol Entertainments last blog post..Strange Moon Facts

By: Marie Claire

Marie Claire — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 02:42:51 +0000

1. Charles V – Why did you abdicate at the height of your power? Did the monastery at Yuste provide the peace you needed? Did you regret the deal that prohibited you from leaving both Spain and the Holy Roman Empire to your son, Phillip?

2. Henry VIII – Even though you venerated Jane Seymour for giving you a son [and dying before you could get bored with her] wasn’t Anne Boleyn the real love of your life? What do you think of the Anglican Church as it is today, and the general state of things in Christianity?

3. Jesus Christ – Were/are you really the Son of God?

4. Robert Kennedy – If you had it to do all over again, would you still run for President? Do you feel this country is moving in the right direction?

5. Karl Marx – Has any so-called Marxist or Communist government ever come close to living out your ideals?

6 Frida Kahlo – Your physical and emotional suffering have become inextricably linked to your artistic achievements in the public’s eye. How do you feel about that? Your reputation as an artist has soared in recent years, but at the expense of that of your husband, Diego Rivera; how would you apportion things?

7. Maximillian Robespierre – Your ideal of a Republic based in Virtue was a good one – and indeed no one ever so much as whispered accusations of corruption about you. And yet you have gone down in history as a bloodthirsty tyrant consumed, in the end, by his own Terror. Where do you think you went wrong? Would you do anything differently?

8. Roman Empress Theodora – The only primary source about your reign is Procopius’s openly biased “Secret History”. What were you and your husband really like, and what was Rome like under your rule?

9. Saladin – Were there any circumstances under which you think your people might have shared Jerusalem with the Christian Crusaders and their descendants? How would you handle the current mess in the Middle East?

10. Napoleon Bonaparte – First of all, if you had gone on to conquer most of Europe and a chunk of the East, how would you have ruled it efficiently? Secondly…Russia? In the winter?? What were you thinking? And then, of course, I’d have to run the same question by Hitler, because he was such a huge admirer of Napoleon’s and, well, he really should have known better than to invade Russia. In the winter. I mean… really, WHAT WERE YOU THINKING?

Thanks for a great question, very thought provoking. Also, apropos of nothing, I’m a big fan of your brother’s.

By: Austin Girl

Austin Girl — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 02:21:15 +0000

Can I ask a different person a totally different query? If so, I would ask former President Ronald Reagan why did you approve the Alzheimers-causing drug aspartame?

By: Don Draper

Don Draper — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 02:18:52 +0000

Lee Harvey Oswald - was it just you? Don Drapers last blog post..Digg Analytics Can Retrieve the Friends of Banned Users

By: Todd Gregory

Todd Gregory — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 01:59:37 +0000

You lost me at J.C. why do you put a fictitious person in with these HISTORICAL figures ? Todd Gregorys last blog post..TEDTalks : Who was General Tso? and other mysteries of American Chinese food - Jennifer 8. Lee (2008)

By: LewP

LewP — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 01:44:46 +0000

1. Jimmy Johnson – Was working in the Cowboys organization that stressful?
2. Mark Cuban – Do you ever regret buying the Mavericks?
3. Jerry Jones – Don’t you wish you could have given in to Jimmy Johnson a little bit more?
4. Michael Irvin – Do you ever regret the dark side of being famous?
5. Troy Aikman – Don’t you want to get involved with something?
6. Emmitt Smith – What keeps you smiling?
7. The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders – is it worth it?
8. The Texas Rangers – How does it feel playing for the Yankee farm team?
9. The Chicago Cubs – WHEN will this ownership deal get done?????
10 The Dallas Cowboys – How does that crow taste?

LewPs last blog post..Oh Delilah, we got cred now