I would choose Mother Teresa, the reason being that I would like to talk about some of the challenges I face in my relationships and I would ask her advice on things I can try to improve the situations. I think she would have a unique perspective.
DSW
Detroit, MI USA
Teddy Roosevelt, I think, would be awfully interesting to sit down to dinner with because he was such an adventurer and could probably keep me in awe retelling his exploits.
Tam
Ronald Reagan. Because his experiences would be such great stories and he would be a charming host, I am sure, if he wasn't in his current condition - which is a sad state to say the least.
Cindy,
41
VA, USA
Benjamin Disraeli or Hitler. They both seem to be really unconventional characters.
Aly,
17
Cardiff UK
The Dalai Lama, because he has a lot of interesting things to say and never seems to mean anyone any harm.
Karen,
23
Ames, IA USA
The Dalai Lama, Malcolm X, Queen Elizabeth I, or Oscar Wilde. It would be interesting to have all of them at a dinner table.
Felicia,
36
Lowell, MA USA
Bill Clinton. I like his politics and he seems very approachable. I think he'd have lots of amusing and interesting stories to tell and I don't think I'd feel out of place in his company.
Laura,
37
Lowell, MA USA
Jimmy Carter, Susan B. Anthony or Abraham Lincoln.
Jill,
61
Saylorsburg, PA USA
The only one I can think of is Jesus. I doubt that I'd feel comfortable enough with any political leaders to enjoy having dinner with them.
Judy,
62
Easton, KS USA
I'd like to have dinner with Churchill. He was a brilliant, if difficult, man and an eloquent speaker and writer.
Jane,
63
West Linn, OR USA
Hitler. So I could have him explain to me exactly what made him tick so that my brain could quit exploding every time I even try to sort that whole mess out. But just to be safe, I would probably order schnitzel with noodles and a dark brew.
Fisch,
47
Preston, CT USA
I would like to have dinner with Adolf Hitler so I could try and find out why he would want to do so many terrible things to so many innocent people.
Melodi,
19
Gahanna, OH USA
Hitler. It would be so interesting just to hear that guy's thoughts and maybe his reasoning of what he did.
Merve,
15
Turkey
Hitler- To find out why he was such a freak and how he thinks. Anybody that would do that to that many people must be really screwed up.
Stephanie,
25
TX USA
I don't know if you mean specifically a "world" leader, but Martin Luther King Jr. is up there on my list.
Tracy,
24
Ocean City, NJ USA
Cleopatra Because she was a beautiful women and ruled a wonderful empire and I'd like to know her beauty secrets and secrets from the past
Savannah,
17
Melbourne, FL USA
Due to the fact
I just finished watching the British Parliment on Television, I would
say Tony Blair. He comes across better educated on things in the world
and more lingual than other English
speaking leaders of this world.
Ryan,
29
Morton, IL USA
Oh, so many choices,
I can not narrow it down to one. Of course, so I will not take up too
much space, I will not elaborate on my choices (in alphabetical order)...the
one with the star, if I had to make a choice of those, would be my choice...they're
are probably others, however, I can not
thing of them right now)
a) Alexander The Great
b) Augustus
c) Caesar
d) Charlemagne
d) Jesus (if he is not considered a world leader, The Pope) *
e) Cleopatra
f) Pericles
g) Socrates
Spartacus,
31
Thrace