If you could interview anyone

[Pacion]

I just read that a 'famous' chat show couple here in the UK will be interviewing Bill Clinton. Apparently, they are set to grill him on his relationship with Monica Lewinsky. They want to focus on questions about his personal life rather than politics...

:roll: are we ever going to hear the end of this? Why can't they ask him other questions? I know, I know. It is all a ratings game.

If you could interview anyone (dead or alive, although dead might be a little bit more difficult to arrange :wink: ), who would it be and why?

[squirrel]

Ernesto "Che" Guevara - he has always fascinated me for a reason I cannot quite grasp...

Sigmund Freud - it would have been fascinating to know the guy

Socrates - interesting way of perceiving things

Edie the Salsa Freak - I wanna know more about her... much more than she says on her site :)

And Genesius Redux :lol: :lol: :lol: + Borikensalsero :lol: :lol: :lol:
And Sabor, if he brings the lime-green socksies... :)

[MacMoto]

And Genesius Redux :lol: :lol: :lol: + Borikensalsero :lol: :lol: :lol:
And Sabor, if he brings the lime-green socksies... :)
And many other DFers... then again, I think I'd prefer dancing and maybe having a chat with them, not interviewing them... I'd make a very bad interviewer anyway.

There was a series of TV commercials for a mobile phone company a while back with the theme: who would you like to have a one to one with? In one of them a famous English footballer talked about how he wished he could talk to Martin Luther King. It was a very moving film, and I didn't like it because of it... commercials are there to sell you things; they aren't supposed to move you to tears! :?

[ShyDancer]

My great grandmother.

She danced in the 20s/30s before she had her daughter. From the bits and pieces my mother can recall her telling her as a little girl , she was apparently an exceptional dancer.
Id love to know how it all compares to todays dancing.