If you could interview anyone in history or from now who would it be
you can have as many as you want but what would be questions youd ask
A British WW1 vet
What was it like to be in the Great War?
What motivated you to join in the first place?
Did you hate the Germans?

An American Civil War Vet
What was it like to fight your own people on your own soil?
What do you regret most?

Teddy Roosevelt
Id ask him, well i don't know i just don't
and
Hitler
Id ask him why?
what motivated you to Kill Millions of Jewish people?
Did you truly believe America was Weak?
Did you truly believe Britain would fall as easily as France did?

Tom Dowd.

I would like to knwo what it was like to work for some of the greatest recording artists in history, seeing everythign unfold from single track, to multi track, where you could punch in and punch out, maybe get a few recording tips.

Pyotr Alexeyevich Kropotkin

and or Mikhail Alexandrovich Bakunin

Arnt those people Anarchists?
what would you ask them

Socrates

/Go

Shakespeare! I'd just want to talk to him, no questions in general.
George Washington, and what his ideal for our future was.(America, not the world in general)
Hitler, and why he was such a [censored](I'd probably get shot shortly after asking that though)
My Ancestors and ask them why they moved from Germany to come over here in the early 1800's.

Pete Doherty.

I have a ton but here a few of my man crushes; :wub:

• Micheal C. Hall
  
• LaMicheal James
  
• Ken Griffey Jr.

Samuel Clemens/Mark Twain.

Felicia day (i would spend the interview making advances)

Hitler (try to get in his head)

Ludwig van Beethoven, Edgard Allan Poe, Sean Beeson, J.R.R.Tolkien, H. P. Lovecraft, Jeremy Soule, Christopher McCandless, John Forbes Nash, Jr. and many more. Too many questions to list.

In regards to the Jewish question - everybody maligned the Jews. They have since Europe became Christian. It was only Hitler that actually did anything about it in recent history. Don't forget it wasn't just the Jews, Roma gypsies, and other social undesirables were killed too. Here's an interesting except I did whilst googling this subject: http://www.waragainsttheweak.com/offSiteArchive/HitlerDebtToAmerica.html
I'm not sure where you got the idea that Hitler thought America was weak.
And Hitler wanted Britain to ally themselves with Germany, not fight against - which was why the evacuation of Dunkirk was possible and not a total annihilation of the BEF. In any case, the English Channel proved to be uncrossable, just like it was to every other invader since William the Conqueror.

H.P. Lovecraft - Too many questions to list. I love his stuff

Edgar Allen Poe - I'd ask him about his life, and how that influenced his literature

The guys from Rammstein - I'd ask them how growing up in Eastern Germany was, and if they ever predicted they'd be so famous and successful

Tim Schafer - I'd shoot the breeze with him about the bad elements of the game industry, ask about some of his ideas that never got put into games, and talk about how much of :facepalm: Bobby Kotick is

Tim Burton - I'd ask him where he gets his inspiration for such twisted and awesome stories

Rick Riordan
How the hell do you pronounce your last name?

Kevin Butler
Why are you so awesome?

GlaDOS
Do the sets of all sets contain itself?

Myself
Could you please get a new damned alarm clock?

Subway
Where's my cookie?

These are all for laughs (except the first one.) I don't really want to interview anybody.

Yes they are

I would ask them questions

It's too political for the forums, just know that I would interview them


Not if I have anything to say about it :toughninja:

Louis Theroux, I'd ask him about all the weird and wonderful people he's met. Thomas and Guy from Daft Punk, just 'cause it would be awesome. Maybe jam with them, even though I can't play any instruments. Charlie Brooker, David Mitchell and Yahtzee, since they all share my sense of humour.

Jimi Hendrix-I love the guy, he's one of my biggest influences
Zakk Wylde- same as Jimi

Harry Truman- Hes from my hometown and I would ask about things too political
Todd Howard- really devoted fan alert
Adolf Hitler- I'm serious, no trolling involved. I want to know what went on in his head.

Looks like Hitler's booth at DictatorCon 2011 is going to be packed.

Anonymous why are you such :swear: :swear:

hmm...Alexander the Great. Lovecraft. Osho. Carl Sagan.

Harry Truman
Mao Zedong
Fidel Castro
Thomas Jefferson
Grover Cleveland
Stephen Hawking
Carl Sagan
Albert Einstein
Thomas Edison
John F Kennedy
John Wilkes Booth
J P Morgan
Norman Rockwell

and so many others that I can't think of at the moment.

Reminds me I would also interview Henry David Thoreau

Though I'd probably fall asleep just like I did when I used to read Walden and Civil Disobedience :laugh:

Fargoth
Sasha Grey

I'd like to meet whoever invented the double-click so I could break their fingers.

What do you mean, that's not in the spirit of things?