To ask who you'd like most to come round for Christmas dinner?

[savagebaggagemaster]

This is a lighthearted thread for a bit of fun.
I'd love to know who you would invite and why.
I'll start. I'd invite the Dalai Lama because I'm sure he would put everything that stresses me out into perspective.

For a sad one, my grandad. 10 years this year since he passed away and I miss him so much this time of year. For fun, Captain America. No explanation required

David attenborough and Missy Elliott

Stewart Lee, Bill Bryson, Arsene Wenger and Germaine Greer.

@Notimeforaname

David attenborough and Missy Elliott

Ooh that'd be a fun dinner party.

my son, not seen him at christmas for 2 years due to covid. sorry i know thats not very light hearted

Oh! And Andre Rieu those 3 would look fantastic at my table 🤣

FemmeFutile Could you imagine it ?🤣🤣

I can imagine some very interesting conversations at your table, @FemmeFutile
I would love to have my dparents and dsis - not seen them at Christmas since 2018 for various reasons apart from the obvious one!
to those who missing loved ones at this time of year.

@Notimeforaname

Daniel Ricciardo! Just cause his smile alone would spread loads of festive cheer! And I can perve on him

My grandad aswell he was always the most festive

Daniel Ricciardo would be a lovely addition to any Christmas table!

My Mum and Dad - RIP

My grandparents. Also Ozzy and Jack Osbourne. Oh, and Sharon too.

Family aside…
I think Stephen Merchant would be fun.
And Miriam Margolyes

Harrison Ford circa 1981

Claudia Winkleman - I bet she'd be a real hoot!

My Gran lived till she was 98 and was fucking ace.
Gordon Ramsay to cook.
All the dogs from the Paul o grady for the love of dogs program

Heath Ledger. My first love.

@Sundancerintherain

Harrison Ford circa 1981

I'll take him now!

My granddad definitely. He died was I was pregnant with my DD (4) and they are so alike it's crazy.

They'd probably sit at the table messing about all the way through. He was the life of the party

Toto Wolff and Christian Horner - it would be hilariously entertaining.

JK Rowling - I adore her and just know we could sit and listen to her talk for hours. Oh and my grandparents obvs

In a sadness tinged one, my grandparents.

Less sad,, a specific set of friends we don't see that often. -it would be such fun. We general spend our time crying with laughter when we see each other and our children get along each time they meet. Couldnt happen though as they all are with their families and parents (as am i!!).

On family I'd love attebd a spontaneous met up - all prepared by an outside source - with my extended family. I do live seeing them but not if something has to be planned the anx in the run is too much and at least one will have gone insane feeling over responsibility for it all

Bob Mortimer - what a character!