A beer with a famous person

[karatekid]

I think we’ve had something similar before but it’s worth revisiting.
If you could go for a beer with a famous person who would it be and why? Dead or alive, play with me on this , just a bit of fun.

For me it would be Roger Waters of Pink Floyd. Always been a fan and I’d ask him lots of questions about what goes on in his mind presently and in the past.

[Inchy]

Misread

[BurnleyFC]

Usain Bolt and it’d probably be a beer and chicken nuggets.

The fastest man, ever.

[Burnley1989]

Jenna Jameson

[Cardclaret]

Nancy Wake did she really do all those things with the maquee

[Cheshireclaret]

Ian Curtis. My hero.

[Stockbrokerbelt]

Adolph Hitler, just to ask why?

[Jakubclaret]

Adolph Hitler, just to ask why?

The versailles treaty although debatable directly.

[NottsClaret]

Carl Sagan. Or if we’re going into town after, Shaun Ryder.

[TheFamilyCat]

Adolph Hitler, just to ask why?

At least make sure it's his round.

[BobbyBoucher]

Nicola Tesla

[DXS]

George Best, any regrets George ?

[Jakubclaret]

The liver organ donor might have posthumous.

[ISpeds00]

Bonnie Blue

[Longsider]

Jim Morrison. I imagine it would be a funny drunk night.

[Steve1956]

Bob Mortimer & Ted the dog and a beer as we fished some highlands river somewhere. Basically me taking on the role of Paul Whitehouse,Bob really is a funny guy I'm sure it wouldn't be dull.

[GordonvaleClaret]

Adolph Hitler, just to ask why?

He abstained from alcohol, he didn't want it to cloud his judgement.

[ClaretTony]

Probably someone like Sir Alex Ferguson for me (although it would be a glass or two of red). You would learn so much just by sitting there listening to him.

I have had a drink with some bloke who played guitar and wrote a few songs though called Paul McCartney.

[Jakubclaret]

King Charles to learn & try to understand about his health woes after refusing chemotherapy.

[Bosscat]

Have had a beer with Frederick Forsyth at a wedding ... nuff said

[Tricky Trevor]

Bruce Springsteen.
I’d love to know if he had been denied one talent from singer, musician, composer, record producer, etc., which would it be.

[DingleDangle]

Nicola Tesla

I was going to say Nikola Tesla too, however, I don't want to ruin your pint with him, so I'll go for Leonardo da Vinci

[helmclaret]

John Lennon

[THEWELLERNUT70]

Suggs, the only one of my living heros I've not caught up with yet

[Stacks]

Sydney Sweeney…she has good genes

[yTib]

For me it would be Roger Waters of Pink Floyd. Always been a fan and I’d ask him lots of questions about what goes on in his mind presently and in the past.

if you ever get your wish be sure to ask roger about his views that the october 7th massacre was actually a conspiracy invented by the israelis, his insistence that putin is right to invade ukraine and that the taiwanese people have no right to self-determination.

he's a great musician but an almost david icke level of dickhead.

[Darnhill Claret]

THEWELLERNUT70, top stalker.

[Darnhill Claret]

Scott Parker.

[claretburns]

Freddie Mercury or David Bowie

[Longsidebovril]

Brian Wilson.

And reader… I did.

Humble brag I know but it was one of the great moments of my life.

[cbx750]

Barry Sheene or James Hunt, preferably both together.

[johnnyjones]

Barry Sheene or James Hunt, preferably both together.

You just watching?

[DCWat]

Alexander Coe. Legend!

[California Claret]

Marcus Aurelius - Roman Emperor and stoic philosopher. He's probably got a bunch of funny stories!

[BobbyBoucher]

I was going to say Nikola Tesla too, however, I don't want to ruin your pint with him, so I'll go for Leonardo da Vinci

No problem, we could get us all together and we could nod knowingly in the corner whilst those two went at it

[ollieclarets8]

Einstein - and it would have to be alive.

[what_no_pies]

Leonardo Da Vinci

Living - Derren Brown

[Rouwens_Weapon]

Robin Williams

[djt2006]

Nigel Farage … man of the people
It would probably be a half for Nigel as I doubt he could manage a full pint.

[Claret knight]

I’d love a Rush beer with Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson just to thank them for writing the soundtrack of my life

[Belial]

Probably Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden

Not your stereotypical hard rock front man, very articulate and educated, and how many other people could boast what he has achieved? (Lead singer of one of the biggest rock bands ever, keen footballer, pilot that flies the band around the world, Olympic standard fencer etc.)

I've 'met' plenty of people during my teenage years through work, but not actually spent time with any. I once bumped into Hugh Cornwell (Stranglers) in Clitheroe around 5 or 6 hours before he was due to play there that night. I asked him to join us for beer and he replied to say thanks but didn't have time, then he shuffled off with what looked like an 18 year old good looking girl dressed in full punk/rock outfit, so I thought fair do's

[Tribesmen]

Dean Martin , would have been great craic .

[Jel]

Barry Sheene or James Hunt, preferably both together.

[Elizabeth]

I'm not bothered as long as they put their hand in their pocket

[1968claret]

Brian Wilson.

And reader… I did.

Humble brag I know but it was one of the great moments of my life.

Brian would be my choice and I am so jealous!

[Clarets4me]

Given today's anniversary, Elvis Presley !

[IanMcL]

MacBeth

[AlargeClaret]

Gaius Julius Caesar for me , 40 ish bc .
Though as he’s unlikely to be available I’ll settle for a swift one with the great Michael Palin

[THEWELLERNUT70]

THEWELLERNUT70, top stalker.

Nah I've just been in the right place at the right time

[Vintage Claret]

Paul McCartney