I would just invite my friends much more fun.

And now I'm thinking about "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure".

Einstein, Christopher Hitchens, Thomas Jefferson, Benny Hill, Bill Maher, Freddie Mercury, Humphrey Bogart, Alexander the Great, Issac Newton, and Justin Wilson.

Albert Einstein
Nikola Tesla
Charles Darwin
John Muir
Isaac Newton
Stephen Hawking
Socrates
Karl Marx
Hypatia
Susan B. Anthony

My Dad
My Granma
WC Fields
Churchill
JFK
Lee Harvey Oswald
Anne frank
Dr Martin Luther King
Henry the eighth
Fred Flintstone

Bob Marley
Chris Hitchens
Jesus of Nazareth
Ghandi
Carlos Castaneda
W.E.B Dubois
Prince (the musician)
Marcus Garvey
Confucius
Jimi Hendricks.

If one wasnt available, I would ask Timothy Leary.

Jesus Christ (to find out what was really going on with him back in the day)
the virgin Mary ( to find out who Jesus'real dad was.)
Carl Sagan
George Carlin
Albert Einstein
Richard Pryor
Boudacia
Marie Curie
Janis Joplin
My Dad

I don't think I could stand 10 people, but. Rimbaud, Bruce Lee, Patton, Silvia plath, hank Williams, mother Teresa, napoleon, Oscar Wilde, Crowley, ted bundy and gengis Kahn. How's that for being ecclectic?

• George Carlin
• the two old guys in the balcony on the Muppets
• Howard Wolowitz
• Hank Aaron
• Yogi Berra
• Ted Williams
• Nina Hartley
• Darth Vader
• my pug Frank

Lessee... Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Duane Allman, Dimebag Darrel, Miles Davis, my old buddies Lee and Ronnie and Whop Frazier (RIP) and my homie Josh.

My 2 kids, Einstein, Francis Bacon, Douglas Adams, Robin Williams, Tim Minchin, Carl Sagan, Dick Smith,Hypatia. This is looking like a sausage fest, I was trying to get it gender balanced for the orgy after. Sadly it shows that through out history, men have dominated the sciences. I know there have been women in the field, but Marie Curie bores me.

My kid's
My ex wife
Stephen Hawking
Barack and Michele Obama
My mother
JFK
Steinbeck
Abraham Lincoln

Mine would include
Socrates
Pliney
Machiavelli
Newton
T.Jefferson
Gertrude Stein
Marie Curie
Heisenbberg
Dirac
Dali
H.Miller
Bernie Sander
Maybe Charlie Babbit and Raymond.

Richard pryor
Bill maher
George Carlin
Thomas Jefferson
Sam Harris
Christopher Hitchens
Russel Brand
David Foster Wallace
Penn Jillette

Pierre Bazukhov
Rosa Parks
Emmeline Pankhurst
Ghandhi
Mark Twain
Leigh Campbell
Emma Goldman
Peter Sellars
Sophia Loren
The mad Hatter

My ideal dinner party is just a gathering of friends that happens in the kitchen, with food, and possibly drink, but MUCH conversation.

Dream guests?

Kristine Hart... just a few more hugs and maybe a kiss, please?
Albert Einstein
Michelle and Barack Obama
Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibnitz
Sophie Germain
Kurt Gödel (could you please explain that, slowly?)
Rosa Parks
Oprah Winfrey

Oh, I have a few more...

My original list included 'Isoroku Yamamoto (what was the reason for NOT invading?)' and when I thought about it, I'd want my best friend there...

Wittgenstein, Socrates, Frege, Leibniz, Russel, Tolkien, Marx, Hypatia, Hume, Kant

1. My Dad. He died when I was three.
2. My great grandmother. She abandoned my maternal grandma and we know nothing of what ever happened to her.
3. My cousin Yolanda, she committed suicide in her early twenties.
4. My grandpa Edward who died in WW2.
5. My great grandpa Gonzalo who had to file the form for a military headstone for grandpa Edward, his son, and who was my dad's dad.
6. My childhood friend Melba who died 2 yrs ago.
7. Grandpa Manuel who died before I was born.
8. Grandma Gregoria, the abandoned grandma who was wife to grandpa Manuel.
9. My cousin Raymond who was murdered and brother to cousin Yolanda.
10. My Uncle John who died 7 years ago.

I never knew or was too young to know, many of the people on my list. And for those I did get to know alive for a while, I'd like to get to speak to them again. Ask why. Ask how. Get to understand them better.

Bill Hicks
Iain Banks
George Carlin
David Bowie
Frank Sinatra
Iggy Pop
Nye Bevan
Peter Sellars
Spike Milligan
Bluto, from "Animal House" - for the inevitable food fight.

I don't do dinner parties, and hate being invited to them as well. As for famous people, I'd rather remember them as they were portrayed in history, since few were pleasant to meet in real life.

Harold II, William the Conqueror, Emma of Normandy, Harald Hardrada, Edward the Confessor, Winston Churchill, David Hume, John Locke and James Mill.

Who are these people? Non-famous people-I don't even have 10 friends, lol. Famous people, Richard Dawkins only.

Mohamed Ali, Bogart, Pryor, Carlin, Jonathan Winters, Sinatra, John Cleese, Jack Parr, and the Obama's

Alan Turing
Thomas Payne
Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Carl Sagan
Lucille Ball
Robin Williams
Neil Armstrong
Howard Hughes
Julia Child
Malala Yousafzai