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Which famous person(s) do you want to meet?

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To me it's Usama bin Laden and George Bush. I want to say them that they have to stop that they have to make peace. I do want to meet also Ariel Sharon of Israel. He also isn't helping the world.

To the European leaders I want to say that they have to go through with the European Constitution.

I want to congratulate Lance Armstrong with his 5 Tour de France's.
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Václav Havel.

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But I don't know what to say to him, because I don't speak his language :?
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querty wrote:To me it's Usama bin Laden and George Bush. I want to say them that they have to stop that they have to make peace.
I don't think that you have a chance, telling them to stop the war is like tel-
ling us EBT-ers to stop with EBT... :( I want to meet them too, but only to
shoot them off! :twisted:

Somebody I would like to meet without wanting to shoot him off is Michael
Schumacher. Many people say he is arrogant, but close relatives say he is a
very nice guy. I would like to know if he really is a nice guy. Furthermore I
would like to meet Pim Fortuyn, I would like to know what he thinks of the
way the contemporary Dutch leaders have been dealing with his ideas.
Unfortunately he is dead, he had some good ideas, thanks to him we can
criticize theislam without being called racist! :x :evil:
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Catherine Zeta-Jones.
for sexual reasons :oops:
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Jules wrote:Catherine Zeta-Jones.
for sexual reasons :oops:
Aha, you like it upside-down?

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ummmm Rod Stewart :?

I like his voice :) and I want him to sing me a song, only for me :wink:

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Dalai Lama! Would be very interesting to talk with him :)
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For sure, Ayrton Senna........
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I want to meet Anssi Johansson and Philippe Girolami, they're quite famous (here) :)
Just because of their great work for our site, I want to know who they really are, I already saw some of pictures of them on their website but I still want to meet them.
But I have to wait for that untill August (on THE ebt-meeting)
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Fundamental wrote:Dalai Lama!
Me too!
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God :twisted:

And a whole lot of others, but I'll work my way down from the top... :wink:
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I'll be happy to meet myself when I'm famous :P
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I would like to meet Mikhael Gorbatchev. Although it is not flooding in our German blood, we kind of freak out when he is on television; you can see and hear it when he gets as much applause as some rock or pop star(let)s when he is on stage. We credit him for being the masterbuilder of German Reunion and helping overcome the Cold War. Of course, these two things are not only to be credited to him - German opposition parties would almost have spoilt the party - but his Perestroika and Glasnost were a great step to peace in Europe. And back to us, a "Njet" to our then chancellor Helmut Kohl and Foreign Secretary Dietrich Genscher would have made the Wall standing longer.

Yes, I would like a lot to meet Mr. Gorbachev and thank him for what he has given to both - the Germans and the rest of the world.
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Re: Which famous person(s) do you want to meet?

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Elmo wrote:Somebody I would like to meet without wanting to shoot him off is Michael
Schumacher. Many people say he is arrogant, but close relatives say he is a
very nice guy. I would like to know if he really is a nice guy.
Yes, indeed. Once he must have been quite an arrogant a...hole: In the beginning of his career he had a meeting in a big hotel in Rhinegau region, not far from Wiesbaden. The meeting was in the evening but staunch fans were lounging in front of the hotel since the morning in order to see him. In the evening he arrived at the hotel, went in through a back door and he was never seen, while his fans were cheering up. Only upon sharp pressure from his sponsors he was ready to walk on a balcony and wave to his (!) fans... :evil:

Some five years later, my brother worked for Club Robinson in Djerba / Tunesia. Michael Schumacher and his family checked in one day and spent their holidays in this club. After my remark, if he had a hard time with Schumacher, my brother replied "Not at all". Be it upon checking-in or during his stay in the hotel, he was very nice, charming, friendly and very good to his wife and family. There was no trace left from the a...hole he is said to have been earlier.

Also in our TV when you see him in shows or interviews, he seems friendly, friendly, friendly. :D :D :D
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I want to meet with the leader of the Hong Kong SAR (Tung Chee-Hwa), tell him to stop being such an @$$hole and stand up to China, and stop making up crap up about what good it'll do when Hong Kong further integrates with China.
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