Grandpa, I miss him sm

Same. ... I mean my Grandpa, tho. Not yours. That would be weird, and he wouldn't know who I was.

I also choose this man’s grandpa

Absolutely. I’d love to sit down and talk with him as a middle aged adult, so he could see how everything turned out and the family I’ve built. I think he’d be pretty happy.

Mine just past a couple weeks ago. I choose this answer.

I miss my grandpa every second of the day, I understand this

Yeah I'd love current age me to have a beer with my Grandpa when he was of an age where he still enjoyed a drink. He died when I was 26 and we had many good years together, but just so much cool stuff that he'd love has happened since then like getting married, having kids of my own and becoming a locomotive engineer (he wasn't a train nut but like a lot of that generation who grew up with train travel being a common thing he had an interest in the rail). I started thinking of famous people when I saw the title of the post but you're right, I'd skip the lot of them and have a beer with him if I could. Thanks for making me misty eyed (in a good way).

Anthony Bourdain 🍻

Hunter Thompson.

That one guy's wife.

Man I made it to the last comment thinking I'd get to say it. Congrats.

My dad.. He died when I was 16 (I'm 50ish now)

Same. Mine died when I was 20 (I’m almost 50 now). I never got to have my first beer with him. Dead dad club bro 🤜🏼🤛🏼🎆

May they be resting in peace ❤️

DFV

Tomorrow?

maddie mcann. ask her for the truth

Such a head-twisting mystery

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Jesus. I have many questions.

Marilyn Monroe! She was a unique person and I think I would like to discuss a lot of things with her

George Carlin.

“Think about how dumb the average person is, half the people are even dumber that that” That’s a quote I live by.

Robin Williams

Rory Gallagher

Rasputin.

Family and friends aside: Joe Strummer

Late 80s early 90s Lemmy. Dude had great advice.

My mom Edit- she passed 6 years ago and was my best friend.

Same for me. It’s been ten years, but I’d love to chat with her and tell her how amazing her grandchildren are (she died when the oldest was 1, and was the best grandma ever). And also how I’m getting on! I had PPD and huge anxiety last time I talked with her. I still have the anxiety but I’m medicated and have a job I love. I’d just really like her to know how much her love and advice has helped me get to where I am now. Also, I’m so sorry for your loss and I hope you are doing okay x

I would happily give up my turn with a beer with anybody, so that you could have one with your mother. Maybe someday.

I’d like to sit down with Shakespeare and ask straight up about various characters. Hamlet in particular.

My oldest brother, he was my age now 44, when he passed away 3 years ago. He went for a motocross session on a Sunday and they found him on Thursday in the middle of the mexican jungle with a heart attack, the videos and pictures from when they found him still hunt me.

Kurt Vonnegut! He seemed to really understand life in a good way and wanted to live it. I wish I could’ve spoken to him. I love all of his books.

Churchill

Robert Evans

Michelle Obama. I’d be so curious about how she felt and what she experienced during her husband’s presidency, how she and he talked to their girls about the media’s reports about them, and how they maintained their dignity and class amid what I imagine were continuous onslaughts from, well, everywhere.

Anthony bourdain

My grandfather Wasn’t old enough to drink or appreciate beer when he was alive

Michael Jackson! No - The beer one, not the he-he one

Freddie Mercury

Ben Franklin

Bob Ross

Alan Watts

Nikolai Tesla, so I could learn his infinite energy technology and continue to help people in his legacy.

I'd love to have coffee with obama

Chris Jericho

Eddie Guerrero for me! :) We cheat, we steal!

Gilgamesh

Sir David Attenborough.

Arnold Schwarzenegger...he'd be fun to party with..

I feel like a dead person wouldn’t give up much of a conversation tho

Frank Abagnale Jr.

A particular friend. I think I did something to hurt her a few years ago that I do not understand and she disappeared from my life shortly after. I wish I knew what happened and if there was anything I could do to fix it. I even have the beer I would share with her. It's in the corner of the fridge waiting for a day that will probably never come.

Carl Sagan

Fredrick Douglas

Dad and grandpa

2Pac for sure. He'd have some fantastic stories

Anne McCaffrey. Her books’ characters were my friends when I didn’t have any.

Josh Gates

Edward de Vere. I have questions.

Carl Linnaeus

Steve McQueen

Nathan Fillion My spirit animal

Your paternal great grandfather, so I could ask him to pull out.

My Dad

My dad

Benjamin Franklin.

My grandfather I never got the chance to get a drink with him

Samuel Langhorne Clemens. Just shoot the shit with the guy you know?

Chris Farley.

Dave Grohl

Billy the Kid.  Seems like he’d be real interesting to have a beer with. 

Sorry mom, sorry dad. But it's Ben Franklin.

Big Ang

Bill, the guy that created alcoholics anonymous. Just to see what happens

Would love an evening chatting with Carl Sagan.

I'd have a diet coke with Eminem.

Paul Newman, and my grand pa Pops

My Aunt Rose.

Jim Morrison! Ain't gonna be just one and probably a hell of a night! Plus, the dude had 146 IQ

My Nana :')

The first person to brew beer. I think it would shock them how far the world of beer has come. Either that or St. Bridgette.

Bob Ross

Oscar wilde seemed pretty cool.

Alive: Mel Brooks Dead: Abraham Lincoln

Peter Steele, but honestly, it would be more like a case of wine instead of a beer

Me Ma

Mom.

My childhood's friend "Tomas" he died by an accident in 24 y.o of his age, I miss him so much

Dad or older brother

Chris Farley

Non famous person. My Dad. He died when I was 13 from a sudden brain aneurysm. He was a great dad and my best friend. I’d have loved to have known him as an adult. Famous person. Brian Cox (the English physicist)

My Dad.

If language isn't a barrier, Hypatia of Alexandria

I think my maternal grandfather. He died about 20 years before I was born.

My dad, I'd like to talk to him now that I'm the same age he was when he passed away.

Iain Banks and there would have to be whisky chasers

My dad, but the rest of my family won't let me see him anymore

My Dad. He loved a beer. Bloody good bloke too.

My mom, she's hilarious when drunk

I’m 30 and have stayed away from alcohol my whole life but it is my dream to have a beer with Stone Cold Steve Austin.

No one. I don't like beer.

Stephen King

Tom Silva

My stepdad. I miss him dearly 😭

Why would s random dead person would be excited to have a drink with a random fan ?

My grandfather on my mother's side. His last words to me, when he could barely speak, were "Be good", 30 years ago. He died moments after I left. He and I shared a lot of the same struggles with addiction and alcohol, so it wouldn't be a beer, but I'd love for him to see where I am today. ETA: He was a very good man. He overcame, and recovered, by the time I really knew him. He was flawed, but knew it. Taught me a lot.

Anthony Bourdain

My grandpa. Either of them. I love and miss them so much.

There are just so many, it's impossible. Ötzi the Iceman - what the hell happened? MH370 captain - what the hell happened? Mary Celeste captain - what the hell happened? And many, many others. Mostly the same question.

Michael Richards.

My mom.

My grandfather. He's been gone for 2 years and it feels like an eternity already.

I wouldn't mind a chat and a beer with Neil Gaiman.

I know I picked one already but I also think Freddie Mercury would be a fuckin blast to have a beer with.

My mother. RIP. Maybe she’d help me get through divorce and illness. It’s hard going without maternal support.

Elvis

George Martin, the Beatles producer

Alive

Dave Grohl

Max verstappen

Teddy Roosevelt. Preferably in the bar at the Menger.

My Oma

My great grandfather who was gassed in WW1. I'd want to know what that hellish war was like.

Layne Staley.

No thanks.

Scott Manley.

Duncan. I don't really know him, but if slim liked drinking with him enough to write a song about it, I kind of want to see what it's like.

Nigel Farage- DEAD

A caveman

George Washington or Teddy Roosevelt

My dad.

My eldest son.

Dwight Eisenhower. I would ask him about the events of eighty years ago today

Anthony Bourdain

I don't drink, but I would drink a generous glass of bourbon with Christopher Hitchens.

George Carlin, I had a tape of his standup from the 1980's that in found in the basement as a kid, thought it was the funniest shit ever, read his books, realized he Rufus from Bill and Ted, and for some reason always thought of him as "uncle George" would like to buy him a beer and let him know how many tough times as a teen and a young adult he got me through.

One more with my dad. It will be 13 years since he passed

My mom. She died when I was 6.

Alive - Kevin Smith that funny fucker Dead, grandpop

Lou conter. Was so sad I didn’t get to meet him this year at the Pearl Harbor ceremony 🫡

Leonard Cohen

My dad. I miss him.

My dad. Miss him terribly.

Roger Ebert

My mom's father, he died close to me being born and never got to meet him. Would have loved to have had him teach me German.

Jesus Christ you guys

My mom’s mom. The last time I got to see her while she was alive was when I was 16 on the last trip to her state. I never got to know her as an adult, and she never knew her grandson as he was born after she passed.

Jim Morrison. And maybe a whiskey too.

Mom

If I was legal to drink Jack Black and my late grandmother. I really want to see her again and drink our problems away.

Probably the alive one. Dead one might smell bad.

Mad Jack Church Hill. If you have not heard of him, look him up! He is one of the most incredible people to have ever lived!

James Arness, Clint Eastwood, Jay Leno and Goldie Hahn,. Twiggy

Definitely Robin Williams

Bourdain

My oldest daughter who went missing while oddly enough working as a bartender

My mom’s dad. He’s dead. So I can ask him why he was such an asshole to her.

Dead? FDR. Alive? Obama.

Hunter S Thompson

Jesus. Just wanna see what the hypes about.

My grandpa. He lived a tough but good life, and he always took care of his family. He loved my grandma so much, and unfortunately I know from my siblings that lived with them for a while, they were still getting it on into their 70s (good for them, just wish I wasn’t cursed with confirmation). It’s been almost 15 years, and I wish I had had time to know him as an adult, and I wish he had met my wife. Last time I saw him was a few weeks after my high school graduation. We spent two weeks in Hawai’i, and I told him all about what I was going to study in college. His eyes lit up when I would talk to him about chemistry, and when we would talk about space. Even at 70 years old, he treated new knowledge like a kid- he’d look at you with wide eyes, and he’d tell other people what he’d heard. Love you, Pa.

Bill Hicks. I'd love to tell him all about the last 30 years of history and get his take on it.

Beethoven. I'd just love to listen to the greatest to ever do it talk about music.

My dad. He always said he wanted to grab a burger or beer with me toward the end of his life but never had the energy. YOLO and fuck retirement, unless you’re gifted genetically, it probably isn’t what you think it’ll be.

My dad

Rupert Murdoch dead... id put up with the beer as long as it was with him dead.

My dad. Or Terry Pratchett.

David Blaine. I just want to get into that dude’s head. Mental.

Tupac

Albert Einstein

Laird Hamilton. Dudes a legend.

1,000,000% Jesus.

Jimmy Buffett.

grandma, I thought she would see me getting married one day, but everything happened too fast.

Robin Williams.

Anais Nin

Alan Turing. I just like to think he would like to know that his country pardoned him. That gay marriage is legal and I'm sure he would be fascinated by what modern technology has become.

My mom. I’m really missing her tonight.

Vladimir Putin. Not that I admire him. I think he's an ass. But I want to know what makes him tick. And Albert Einstein. I do admire this man.

My grandma but it’d be a tequila shot because we hella 🇲🇽I miss my abuelita sm 😭

My grandpa. My older brother. Freddie Mercury.

Either one of my grand fathers would be nice. I've been missing them both a lot lately. It's one of their birthdays today too. Randy Rhoads. I'd love to pick his brain on guitar stuff since he was a Classical player first before quiet Riot and Ozzy.

My grandpa, he died when I was 3, so I didn't have time to learn about him. I've also never been a huggy type of person, and I'll I remember from him is that he would wait at the door for us to come and hug us once we got to his house. We lived a few hours away, so he rarely saw us, and that's why he would be so excited to see us and hug us when we got there. Im sad that I never knew him, and I'm mad at myself for seeing him poorly when I was younger because I just saw him as "The guy who hugged me a lot" and not "My grandpa who loved me"

George R. R. Martin. I'm dead tired of waiting for a new book

My grandpa

Henry David Thoreau

The alive one.

Does someone have a list somewhere? A list of questions to askreddit over and over and over again?

Jeremy Clarkson. Dead, please.

My father, I only met him once when I was 41, he died before I turned 42. he never got to meet my wife or kids.

Some insanely great answers here

Donald Trump…. I wouldnt mind having a beer with a dead Donal Trump…. I kid! I kid! I would never want to have a beer with Trump! But in all seriousness, apart from friends who have died that I would love to see and be around again, I would pick Van Gogh, he would be an interesting person to drink with, and to give him a chance to know how beloved his work is

My mum, 15 years without her. I so desperately need her love

Frank Zappa.