Sometimes I wish I had more friends, sometimes I feel like I am all alone, its the city, the city, I live in, lonely as I am, together we cry.

And that got me thinking, I don't really want new friends, most people you meet are not that interesting anyway.

But what if you could spend the day with anyone?

Anyone alive now.
anyone dead from the past.

For me my top ten would be:

Stevie Ray Vaughan
B B King
George Harrison
Biggie Smalls
Sir Clive Sinclair - Tha Spectrum da Shizzle dizzle
Frank Sinatra
Da p**** Cat Dollz

I would love to spend a day with the Dahli Lama. I think he would be extremely interesting to talk to.

I'm sure I'll come up with more but he was the first that popped into my head.

Yeah he is one of the most amazing peopleon Earth good call.

And a person who I would just cry to have met:

Jimi Hendrix,

put away your guns, stop polluting the air, stop fighting yourself and others and listen to First Waves of the New Rising Sun.

That man was so beautiful,

T xx

I think I would also want to meet people like:

Jesus
Ghandi
Mohammed
Moses
Buddha
anyone else who started a religion that has/had a substantial following

I think they would all be interesting to talk to.... especially if I could get their opinion on the world as it is today.

If I could spend the day with anyone, perhaps it would be Noah, that dude built like a super big Arc, for real

T xx

You know Totts, I've been liking the threads that I've been seeing from you a lot. This is a good one.

I too sometimes wish that I had more friends, but then I remember hearing something. Most friends that people have are not best friends, some are barely friends in the first place ("fair weather fans"). I am lucky to have 2 uber best friends and a few other best friends (though they've been very busy <8O).

If I could meet anyone, I'd like to meet Jesus first. I'd like to see what he would have to say about the way the world is now with all of its technology and such. I'd like to see how he would react. I'd also like to ask him about the Bible.

The next person that I would really want to see would have to be Mao ZeDong. This man was probably the most detrimental person to the human race in the 20th century (yes, he rivals even Hitler). And yet, we don't talk about him like that at all. I would want him to confess that he did not have China's best interest in mind and tell the people of China that he should not be praised the way that he is. The man practically destroyed the economy of China, allowed 40-70 million people (at least) to die, and he is why China had to resort to its extreme industrialism and will one day soon become the highest polluting nation in the world.

On a more personal note, I would really love to meet my Uncle Tony. He died when I was young and he was very close to my Dad and was a great person. He came to my party when I was a baby despite being very ill. I often wonder what he was like. Plus, my Dad always wishes that he was still alive so that I could meet him, and like I said, they were very close.

Sam Cooke is one of my favourite singers. I would love to have the opportunity to just talk with him. Also, I'd like to ask him what really happened that fateful night.

Ah, now someone who is actually alive. I would really love to meet Björk. She just makes me so happy.

Finally, I'd just love to see my friends some more. I'm surprised at how busy everyone is now and I really just want to spend a little time every now and again. I miss you guys.

Totts : Sam Cooke was amazing, such a shame he died so young, that was a real crime to humanity, he had voice but he also had soul, I hate the fact that some peopl said it ws pay back for singing secular music, I do not want to be be part of any religion or belief that punishes its angels in such a way, and its not true he was s beautiful man,

as for meeting Jesus, well, I think its his memory and good work we should celebrate, I dont think we need to meet him to carry on his memory and beliefs.