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Ndutyme, Phildawsonrocks, and pit. Bartending/reffereeing would be ref 6 (I think it was 6 - not sure anymore.)
We would have a good time in person I'm betting.
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Ndutyme, Phildawsonrocks, and pit. Bartending/reffereeing would be ref 6 (I think it was 6 - not sure anymore.)
We would have a good time in person I'm betting.
Interesting...why ref 6?
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Ndutyme, Phildawsonrocks, and pit. Bartending/reffereeing would be ref 6 (I think it was 6 - not sure anymore.)
We would have a good time in person I'm betting.
Interesting...why ref 6?
Because Ref 1 would kick you all out of the bar 
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Jesus, Hitler and the "Polish Pope".
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Give me Abraham Lincoln, George Washington and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. It would be really interesting to hear what they have to say about the world today, especially as they start getting boozed up.
Bartending would be Dick Winters, the "main character" in "Band of Brothers."
I am unfamiliar with this feeling of optimism
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I'd love to have a beer with both of my grandfathers and an uncle who all passed away before I was old enough to drink with them.
As for famous people: Ted Williams, Elvis Presley, and Jimmy Buffett. I think my bartender would be Babe Ruth. Heck, his dad was a tavern owner, so I figure he could pour a good beer!
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I don't drink, but I'd have Alexander Hamilton, Genghis Khan, and Nelson Mandela. It would be a serious discussion.
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Let's just say there was an incident a while back and ref 6 handled it very well. And just so you know, I was the problem, not the other person involved. Well, actually I caused the problem. 
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Let's just say there was an incident a while back and ref 6 handled it very well. And just so you know, I was the problem, not the other person involved. Well, actually I caused the problem.
Who'da thunk it??  Sorry Arch just kidding. Yeah Ref6 is a reasonable guy and easy to work with.
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You can't play then.................
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I was gonna suggest Rick Manning & Dennis Eckersley but thought twice about that one.
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Bartending would be Dick Winters, the "main character" in "Band of Brothers."
Wait, we're allowed to use fictional characters too? Wow, that opens up a lot of possibilities. You could then invite Puff the Magic dragon, Neo (from the Matrix) and Frodo from the Lord of the Rings.
Ok, I'll keep Jesus (though I suppose I could invite a ficticious representitive of Jesus that would essentially be the real Jesus but.....well, I want to see what he really looked like), replace Will Ferrel with God (Morgan Freeman from Bruce Almighty), move Charmane Star to the bartender position and invite Frank Riccard (Frank the Tank from Old School) in her now vacant position.
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Jesus
Frank Riccard
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...I know Band of Brothers was loosely based on real people and events but after Hollywood gets ahold of it....who knows what was real of fake.
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Hmm, interesting question and tough list to narrow down, but since I get one shot at bringing back the dead, maybe Nostradamus, Thomas Jefferson & Albert Einstien. Bartender Dennis Leary.
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lol, Dick Winters is not a fictional character. "Band of Brothers" is non-fiction about a company in WWII, and he was their leader.
I am unfamiliar with this feeling of optimism
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lol, I've heard he's much more mild in real life. A bamf, if you will.
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j/c.....My grandfather, The Babe, and Frank Robinson, Tender would be Rodney Dangerfield
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I'll take Kosar, Woody and Bob Feller. Bartending would be Pamala Anderson
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Niceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! I have talke to Mr. Feller a few times, he comes out to our Browns bar about 4 or 5 times a year, I even ate breakfast with him, very nice man!
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lol, Dick Winters is not a fictional character. "Band of Brothers" is non-fiction about a company in WWII, and he was their leader.
I was trying to remember his name : he would be tendin' w/
Patton,Eisenhower & Hitler....that should be good bar arguement
Noah,Darwin & Nostradamus........GOD would be Tendin' Bar of course
Leo DaVinci, Chuck Yeager & the Wright Bros ( cheatin' ) but count as one 
Being right next to Wright Patt always wonder'd the look on their faces would be when they saw one those big SOB's overhead 
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Just quickly off the top of my head, Charles Barkley, Ronnie Lott, and Clay Matthew's. I bet you'd get some good stories. from a history perscective, Sam Adams, Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King. I won't even go into the women I'd like to drink with, I'd just get myself in trouble.  , besides I think I'd just be happy that 3 women would sit and drink with me. 
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hmmm....boy this is real tough.
Tom Morello (get to talk music, guitar, and about activism...beautiful)
Buddha (the most peaceful, calm dude in history...im in)
Jim Valvano (hes my hero)
bartending....hmmm, Mario Batali (Iron chef representing...i wanna eat good good food while im drinkin)
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It has to start somehow
What better place than here?
What better time than now?"
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Let's just say there was an incident a while back and ref 6 handled it very well. And just so you know, I was the problem, not the other person involved. Well, actually I caused the problem.
Really, what happened?
you must think I'd cause a problem or something?
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Yeah Ref6 is a reasonable guy and easy to work with.
Ref-6 would be sipping out of your drinks and short changing you
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Yeah Ref6 is a reasonable guy and easy to work with.
Ref-6 would be sipping out of your drinks and short changing you
LMAO!
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j/c.....The Babe
Awww, thanks shotty, didn't know I was that important to you!  
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My Grandfather who died when I was 2, My uncle who died when I was 4 and probably my Brother. I'd give anything to see my grandfather and uncle right now.
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Either:
Nicola Tesla, Thomas Jefferson, George Patton with Phil Savage bartending
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Shania Twain with Helen Keller bartending...
I caught that my friend
All good bartenders need to take the Sgt. Schultz oath...."I know nothing"
A good reason why you need a man behind the bar if it isn't Helen Keller.
There are some rules that have to be followed.
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j/c My list: Grandpa, Grandma, Hubby and my bartender would be my daughter. (None of us really drink, she could just sit back there and look cute) But if I'm going famous people, I gots ta laugh: Kenny Wallace, Robin Williams, Dane Cook with my bartender being Jesus. I mean, he does turn water to wine for goodness sake.
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Hugh Hefner, Gene Simmons, and Ric Flair. With the greatest drinker of them all, Andre The Giant tending bar.
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Hugh Hefner, Gene Simmons, and Ric Flair.
With the greatest drinker of them all, Andre The Giant tending bar.
Both agree on Flair, Andre would be a hell of a bartender too.
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Elisha Cuthbert so I can get her drunk and nail her I would like to also throw some back with Woody Hayes, FDR, Chris Farley. I would be bartender so I can get Elisha drunk again
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Wayne Gretzky, Canadian guitarist Rik Emmett, & my wife.
Bartender: John Lennon
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I caught that my friend
Sheesh.. too smart by half are ya?
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Martin Luther King, Roy 'Chubby' Brown and Elle Macpherson 
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Sheesh.. too smart by half are ya?
I don't know...I just thought it funny and nobody made mention.
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Woody Hayes, Ray Charles and Frank Zappa. Bartender is Joe Pesci. Question is who gets the gun. Blanks, of course.
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I've been thinking this whole time about my bartender.... I think I want Quentin Tarantino.
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Bartending: Hunter Thompson
Drinking Buddies:
Thomas Jefferson
George W. Bush
Jim Morrison
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