Who would you most like to go for a pint with ?

[norma 308]

ian Botham
sportsman fisherman shooter and likes a pint ,I think we'd get on

 

[AN DU RU FOX]

My grandad, my oldest son,

 

[Cootmeurer]

I have been blessed with a family that lives long - so I have been fortunate to eat and drink with them all.

However, if the time/space continuum does not apply - I have a short list of 4 -
First would be wine with Christ.
Second would be a drink with Robert E. Lee
in the 20th Century I would start with Pres. Teddy Roosevelt and then leap forward and have a drink with Winston Churchill.

 

[Stingercargill]

Hugh fearnley whittingstall

 

[rick6point5]

Petra

gets my invite, but it would have to involve a kebab..

 

[MTLEADFARMER]

I have the pleasure of working with and seeing my dad everyday, for me it would be my high-school friend and hunting /shooting partner Joe. He got killed in an accident a few years back.

 

[Bavarianbrit]

Nice, really nice...

It is true fact for me.

 

[JTO]

I would prefer a cup of tea with our Queen.

 

[I. Farticus]

It is true fact for me.

Fair enough, but don't attach that comment to someone else's post as you have NO idea of their cicrumstances

 

[Budgie Smuggler]

William Shakespere,
Genghis Khan,
Grigori Rasputin.

 

[Hornet 6]

Like many on here it would be my Dad, he died far too soon at 53.
Other than Dad it would be Richard Walker.

Neil.

 

[8x57]

This has been a most thought provoking thread.

 

[Moonraker68]

It would be my brother, who died in a cycling accident last summer. He'd been stag stalking in Scotland for the first time the previous year, so a day with him on the hill followed by a dram in the evening would be my choice.

 

[weeman]

After my dad be my brother not seen him in seven years as he now lives in Australia.
besides family be one of either Peter Kay, Jeremy clarkson, Keira knightly or the queen.

 

[sparky9]

my brother or sister, didn't have any time to say goodbye.

 

[enfieldspares]

I've re-visited this. It would be my son. In thirty, forty years time. When I'll be long dead and he has the age I have now. To see what he made of his life.

 

[sauer]

Well my two lads are autistic but not low functioning so I'm hoping that I can get pair of em together ( 6&7 at moment) along with my father 65 & hopefully when they are age & if my father & I are hopefully still on the go I'd love to be able to sit with them
I can but hope their development goes as has been so far & I can make it a reality. With them & my father

Paul

 

[TA6319]

A chat with my late Dad and Grandad who both taught so much about the countryside, but Jack Hargreaves would be interesting. Just to hear his stories of times past

 

[Paul at Fechan]

Only if you knew who your dad was.

I know where I buried him thanks...

 

[big ears]

Jim Corbett is my choice,I dont know if he even had a pint but I would be enthralled listening even if my pint was milk.

Absolutely id buy him a gallon and keep chatting. What you could learn about field craft....,