Who would you choose?.


If you could bring someone back just for 24 hours, someone who has passed,someone you have known, or even only heard about in your life. A family member, a fiend, a personality, someone from history, anyone! Who would it be,and why?. My Dad died suddenly when I was eleven years old, I would ask for him. I would video record us together, and after telling him how much I've missed him, and that I've always loved him, I would ask him to please tell me as much of his life as he could recall. Then I would shut up, and listen. Who would you choose, and what would you do. Remember, it could be anyone.
Started: 13th Aug 2019 at 12:37


There's 2 for me. My dad and my nan.
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both my parents are dead i got everything i needed from them so have no questions as such,but the person i'd bring back is Lee Harvey Oswald and hopefully get the proof that he was the patsy he said and i believe he was..
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My relative lost her little boy Jacob aged 3 in 2000 & set up a Charity J.U.M.P Jacobs Unique Memory Pot...she's still grieving & I'd love her to be at peace.The Charity help children with a short life expectancy & have a Photographer to help make memories
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Although I would love to see my Mam and Dad again.I did have them in my life for many years, though I do still miss them, as I do with many other family.. For me, it would be my Granddad, my Mams Dad, he died when I was 10.. The only memories I have of him, He was bedridden, but I don't know why.. I remember I used to climb up on his bed, and snuggle with him.. He always smelled of the pipe he smoked and he had a beard that tickled my face.. That's all I remember of him..
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It's a very hard question,but my Grandma I would love to see and listen to
her lovely stories of Ireland which as a child I never thought of asking..but
mostly my beloved Brother Michael..we were two halves put together.I miss
him every day.
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Momac I understand where you're coming from...my lovely brother had bowel cancer last year & had a bag fitted.We've just heard after a year he's an appointment for 3rd September to have a reversal so we're just hoping all goes to plan
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NJ..I hope all goes well for your Brother..I would love to have mine still with
me..1959'he was a young electrician apprentice at Taylor's mill in Wallgate,
the cooling towers Poolstock were having problems ,brought the
components down to the mill.our Michael was left in charge,which he
shouldn't have been..he got 2'500 volts,burned everything he was wearing
had a lot of skin grafts,it was horrendous what he went through..but he was a
tough lad..even the specialist said so..all lights in Wigan went off ..it came
on Northern news..then he got caught in an avalanche in Chamonix.lost a
stone in weight,then a heart attack..got over that only to die with a brain
tumour..I miss his jovial ways his smile his singing everything..
And again..all my good wishes for your Brother..cherish him.
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My mam Dad sister brothers does get easier but never goes away life us so cruel at times especially when your the youngest
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Oh momac how awful for you but thank you for your kind thoughts & good wishes x
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Poor lad momac. Must have been horrendous for him and tragic for all the family.
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Thank you both.
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JESUS never existed so how can you bring him back? walked on water my eye!
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Difficult to decide on one, the obvious family deceased plus a number of friends and neighbours.
Replied: 13th Aug 2019 at 19:33

There is more than enough evidence that Jesus of Nazareth did exist, the evidence is in the writings of Jewish and Roman historians of the time and for at least 25 years after his death he was still being written about. The Roman Tacitus wrote that Jesus was executed while Pontius Pilate was the Roman prefect in charge of Judaea, the Romans like the Germans of the Nazi era kept impeccable records of all that went on within the Reich. It is up to the individual believer in Christ as to whether all that is written about him is true or not, their faith isn't up for question.
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It is up to the individual believer in Christ as to whether all that is written about him is true or not, their faith isn't up for question.
And I presume that's why FAT MICK chose him.
It would answer a lot of questions and if true would confirm an afterlife which would mean being united with all our loved ones at some future point.
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I took it that he was a relative of Fat Mick or maybe just his exclamation on the subject.
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Yea he was there at the feeding of the Five Thousand, rumour has it though there wasn't quite that many there, but MICK tucked in and that's how the title stuck.
Only kidding
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Alfred the Great
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I'd like to meet my great great grandparents on both sides who came to Lancashire from Ireland.I'd like to hear about their life and why their siblings went in other directions to USA and Canada.
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Always amazes me how many non-believers of Jesus celebrate his birth and death
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Celebrate his death? When does the Christian faith celebrate the death of Jesus?
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Easter - Christ Has Died, Christ Is Risen, Christ Will Come Again
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I would like to bring back my sister, she was the most loving person i ever knew, i miss her after six years,
Replied: 14th Aug 2019 at 10:24

Jehovah’s Witnesses celebrate the death of Jesus. It was his clear instruction at the last supper, "Also, he took a loaf, gave thanks, broke it, and gave it to them, saying, ‘This means my body, which is to be given on your behalf. Keep doing this in remembrance of me." Luke 22:19. That is why Jehovah’s Witnesses gather each year on the anniversary of the death of Jesus to remember the ransom sacrifice that Jesus offered. His death can mean life for all obedient humans.
Each to their own.
Replied: 14th Aug 2019 at 11:24

what a load of BULLOCKS one year they celebrate it on different days in march then different days in aprili suppose it keeps a stone mason in job changing his death date on his headstone every year..
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There is a real contradiction in the dates and I have no idea why as it goes back to the times that Mark and John said it happened, Mark said it was on the day of the passover nisan 15 and John the day before nisan 14 both gospels contradict each other. But there is no doubt that he was crucified.
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L.G..do you not look at a beautiful sunset or a new born baby etc and
wonder they all came about..did everything just happen on its own..do you
never think deeply about these things.
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I tink Terry W knows his stuff and laughing graving dismisses anything he doesn't have knowledge of. Faith is a personal thing and it shouldn't be dismissed as "Bollocks". Each to his own.
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As I said a persons faith isn't up for question. Of course there are extremes in all faiths which can be called into question on the way extremists teach their faith.
Replied: 15th Aug 2019 at 18:57
dont remember owt from jesus about killing folk,if we lived our lives like he said we should. the world would be a far more secure and happy place.
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BB..the devil still walks, take a look through history and you'll see where he
has walked.
Replied: 17th Aug 2019 at 18:58

kath i have enough knowledge to know that a man who has been crucifide and stabbed with a big sword will NOT rise from the dead two days later no matter how much faith you have...
Replied: 17th Aug 2019 at 18:59

Ah but it was a spear not a "big sword" and it was thrust in Jesus' side by a roman centurion named Longinus and guess what he was blind, blood from the spear went into his eyes and cured his blindness. Longinus then believed in the son of God. There was also many witnesses to the risen Jesus, to believe and follow Jesus requires faith.
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terry do you have faith? if so jump off the tallest thing you can find i'd love to know if you faith will save you,are you brave enough?
Replied: 17th Aug 2019 at 20:45

sd you and i know all those who claim to have faith wont test itbut to give terry the benefit hes yet to say if he has faith in god...
Replied: 17th Aug 2019 at 21:02

Terry says what suits his purpose at the time and whatever is required to forward his argument........nothing else.
He is as genuine as a 3 pound note!
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Never said I had faith, I was just pointing out your inaccuracies on the matter. Jumping off buildings is a persons own decision and no faith or God will stop you.
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lg are you mad.why are you proposing someone hurl himself from a tall building.
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