At any historical event, what would you choose?

Got into this with a few mates before and it brought up some interesting choices.

Mine was Hitler being stuck in Berlin and seeing if he did die or in fact escape like the conspiracy theorists seem to think. If he did escape, see how he did it.

Good question. Probably a moment in WWII for me as well.

Alternatively, in the White House on 9/11 perhaps.

Being with the Venkys when they were told that Rovers could/had got relegated from the Premiership!

Interesting thread. Possibly when Kennedy considered whether to nuke Russia during the Cuban crisis.

the birth of my daughter, I missed it!

Next to Wellington at the battle of Waterloo just before the Prussians arrived to save us.

Kylie's bedroom

I’d be in the Crow’s Nest onboard Titanic thirty minutes before unsinkable-unthinkable happened!

“Where are the big binoculars?”

Yep the build up to the days JFK was shot and 5 minutes with Jack Ruby before he got it .

When Ronnie Kray walked into The Blind Beggar and shot George Cornell.

Burnleys decision to take a lower allocation at Arsenal.

KLClaret wrote:Kylie's bedroom

Gets my vote....

Prince Harry’s conception.

HMS Victory, Nelson's quarters, telling his Officers of his plan for Battle of Trafalgar.

Dyche's job interview and powerpoint presentation at Burnley.

Cabinet war rooms after fall of France

Tribesmen wrote:Yep the build up to the days JFK was shot and 5 minutes with Jack Ruby before he got it .

Before jack ruby got what???

In the pits just before Ayrton senna crashed at Imola , I would tell him to slow down,
On the summit of Mount Everest to see George Mallory reach the summit or fail trying

At the front of the german coastal lines on d-day looking out towards the channel as the first boats/aircraft arrived.

Honestly?

I'd be in the room when the Nazis decided to enact the final solution, just to see if there was any emotion at all in the decision.

... Watching 'The Rape of the Sabines'

Not just me, in fact it was one of the major subjects of Renaissance royal titillation via art commissions employing the old masters.

Actually if I could be a fly on the wall, it would have to be with another fly. They spend the whole of the summer just having great sex in flowers or rockabilly dancing in shafts of light.

Watching tony Bliar lowering his trousers for the Americans.....

Pstotto wrote:... Watching 'The Rape of the Sabines'

Not just me, in fact it was one of the major subjects of Renaissance royal titillation via art commissions employing the old masters.

Actually if I could be a fly on the wall, it would have to be with another fly. They spend the whole of the summer just having great sex in flowers or rockabilly dancing in shafts of light.

and eating shite?

Bop wrote:Prince Harry’s conception.

What, next to Charlie...?

Rick_Muller wrote:What, next to Charlie...?

watching eastenders with Cam??

Hitler killing himself, Eva and his dogs. Just to see if he found it easy or not considering all he'd done before.

lifelongclaret wrote:In the pits just before Ayrton senna crashed at Imola , I would tell him to slow down,

Flies can’t talk I’m afraid. At least not to humans via a restricted two-way radio communication channel.

You’d merely be a helpless observer, your tiny fly brain processing the frustration as the tragedy unfolds.

tim_noone wrote:Watching tony Bliar lowering his trousers for the Americans.....

That sort of thing turn you on does it?

When the decision was made to create and use the Abrahamic religions to control man.

Bop wrote:Prince Harry’s conception.

I know someone else who wishes he was there too!

No Chobulous. If you are a fly on the wall you are a fly on the wall. I presume from the post that one can pick and choose the options. After all, a fly on the wall would not be very much interested in 'The rape of the Sabines' except for the smell and would not be able to watch in human terms as they don't judge distance the same and see through compound eyes.

I'm satisfied to be human, actually.

From WW1 - The Christmas 'truce'

From WW2 - The Dambusters Raid

From all time - The Apollo 11 moon landing

Whilst accepting that there were no actual 'walls' at the location itself but working within the parameters of the OT, I would like to have been with Custer just before his decision to engage with what he considered to be 'a few renegades' and then seeing his face when he discovered that his optimism was somewhat misplaced.

Remember the old saying chaps: walls have ears - so be careful what you say about their sausages.

Pstotto wrote:No Chobulous. If you are a fly on the wall you are a fly on the wall. I presume from the post that one can pick and choose the options. After all, a fly on the wall would not be very much interested in 'The rape of the Sabines' except for the smell and would not be able to watch in human terms as they don't judge distance the same and see through compound eyes.

I'm satisfied to be human, actually.

I was trying to provide a counterpoint to your description of the idyllic life of flies in a relationship

The Brian Clough interview's for the England job,can't believe he never managed England and Gareth Southgate has,he must be spinning in his grave.

The killing of Julius Caesar
“Et Tu Brute”