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There are many who come to mind, but one would be Gil Grissom, the head guy from CSI...to ask him questions about entimology (the study of insects).

I like that one, Pinky. Cathy was one of my first thoughts. She always loved Heathcliffe, she should have married him.

No, the old black and white is good enough for me.

Now that I think of it, I watched Little Women the other day. Why on earth did Jo not marry the boy next door! That never made sense to me either!

Jo needed a bop on the head for that one!

I would love hear Humphrey Bogart whistle at me.................................

Jamie Fraser from Diana Gabaldons Outlander series of books

What would I ask him.... would he dump Clare for me

Pinky wrote: Oh MINKS!!!!

I loved him too - what a stud!:-4

Fight ya for him!:D


ahahahaha crikey next thing ya know I will have the entire garden fighting me sheesh

Oh yes indeed what a stud sigh.... every womans dream guy.

Pinky wrote: Yeah, I always wondered that!

Wasn't he in love with one of the others? It's been years since I read it!

Same old story though - if you're a bloke's best mate, they never see you as anything else!:rolleyes:


Didn't he end up marrying Amy?

Anyways I'd like to go on a adventure with Stephanie Plum, would never be a dull moment.

I'd like to meet Scarlett O'Hara and shake her till her silly teeth rattle! I'd ask her what the HELL she was thinking, mooning over sappy Ashley, when she could've had Rhett! :rolleyes:

Oh yeah Lulu!

Yeah, Lawry married Amy, the spoiled one.

Lulu2 wrote: I'd like to meet Scarlett O'Hara and shake her till her silly teeth rattle! I'd ask her what the HELL she was thinking, mooning over sappy Ashley, when she could've had Rhett! :rolleyes:


I would just want to slap her silly and say "Get over yourself, Girlfriend. It is not always all about you!!

Oh Fiddle-de-dee, Marie!:wah:

chonsigirl wrote: Oh Fiddle-de-dee, Marie!:wah:


Well, I will just think about it tomorrow..tomorrow is another day.

:wah: Yeah, you always wanted to give those hooped skirts a swift kick...........

Y'all know how HOT it is in Georgia...those hoop skirts probably gave a gal a lil' ole' BREEZE, if you see what ah mean, Honeychile?

I would like to meet Kay Scarpetta of the Patricia Cornwall series. I'd ask her why she ever chose to be a coroner.

In an early Dean Koontz book called "Watchers" there is a literate golden retriever, part of a lab experiment, who escapes the lab and hooks up with an ordinary guy. The dog understands spoken words, and the main character of the book slowly figures out he's got a genius dog on his hands, and finds a way to communicate with the dog using Scrabble tiles for the dog to use to spell out his answers. He names the dog "Einstein." I would like to meet Einstein and ask him a lot more than one question!! DO dogs dream? Do dogs really love us, or is it pure instinct that makes them protect us, etc? How can we best make "regular" dogs understand what we want from them? SO many things I'd love to ask a literate dog!!!

so have any of you Scarlett O'Hara fans read the second book. It's definatley different than the first.

BabyRider wrote: In an early Dean Koontz book called "Watchers" there is a literate golden retriever, part of a lab experiment, who escapes the lab and hooks up with an ordinary guy. The dog understands spoken words, and the main character of the book slowly figures out he's got a genius dog on his hands, and finds a way to communicate with the dog using Scrabble tiles for the dog to use to spell out his answers. He names the dog "Einstein." I would like to meet Einstein and ask him a lot more than one question!! DO dogs dream? Do dogs really love us, or is it pure instinct that makes them protect us, etc? How can we best make "regular" dogs understand what we want from them? SO many things I'd love to ask a literate dog!!!


Oh, BR..that remains one of my favorite of his books. In fact, I recently re-read it. And you are so right..wouldn't it be great to converse with such a dog?

Sheryl wrote: so have any of you Scarlett O'Hara fans read the second book. It's definatley different than the first.
I disliked it intensely, and it wasn't true to the original story. I think that came out 10-15 years ago?

Marie5656 wrote: Oh, BR..that remains one of my favorite of his books. In fact, I recently re-read it. And you are so right..wouldn't it be great to converse with such a dog?
It would be awesome, indeed Marie! It's one of the books that I can't bear to trade in at my second-hand bookstore, I keep re-reading it!

chonsigirl wrote: I disliked it intensely, and it wasn't true to the original story. I think that came out 10-15 years ago?


yea it wasn't true to the orginal story, it was just plain wierd to me. :-3

(At the risk of appearing "new agey"....I once took an Animal Communications class with Carol Gurney and I'm convinced I had a "conversation" with a parrot! I LOVED that "Einstein" character!)

helefra wrote: Wow, I'll have to check out that book - great answer BR!


I'm with you Helefra

I would love to converse with Einstein

How awesome would that be? :guitarist



*puts book on her list to buy*

If I could meet a fictional character, it would have to be Captain Kirk, what a legend!!!

woppy71 wrote: If I could meet a fictional character, it would have to be Captain Kirk, what a legend!!!


Yes good thing his character (original ) was good cause I think Shatner is a dog.

helefra wrote: Wow, I'll have to check out that book - great answer BR!


You won't be sorry, I guarantee!!

I'd like to meet AUNTIE MAME, too! She'd be a great "girl friend," and I'd ask her how she developed such a marvelous philosophy.

("Life's a banquet and half you poor suckers are starving to death! LIVE!")

BR I remember reading that book quite a few years ago, loved it.

I would as Debbie if she really did Dallas .

I'd ask him to IGNORE your wishes...