Beowulf or the Grendel, though they would take up a lot of leg room. <BR>Sysaphus (sp?), though he would be lamenting the trip back. <BR>Robin Hood would help me with seating all of the first class passengers in coach and vice versa. <BR> <BR>I think it would have to be Ian Flemming's James Bond (I am a married man, so this limits my choices and of course I thought of HER, but I wouldn't dare type it). So long as he wasn't wearing a mini parachute under his tux and I was. <BR> <BR>-Craig

I would choose John Holmes as he would easily be able to 'shoehorn' me back into my seat after dinner.

Atticus Finch or Hawkeye Pierce

Sherlock Holmes (the late Jeremy Brett's incarnation).

SUPERFLY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh, Donna, How could I forget Atticus Finch--the lawyer in To Kill A Mockingbird!

The "Black Box"as that always survives

Tom Thumb, so he won't wrestle with me for the arm rest ;D <BR> <BR> <BR>

Inspector Morse as portrayed by the handsome John Thaw

Cindy, when you get back with Hans Solo I'm going with Indiana Jones. And we're not coming back. (I learned that from Elvira.)

Not so fast, Linda. Who says I'm coming back? But if I did, I think my Hans Solo is a bit younger than your Indiana Jones. But whatever you do, don't substitute the Harrison Ford from "Regarding Henry." Yikes! <BR>