Need help with a question

This may be a strange request, but, I need some help. Indirectly, I can ask Peter Freestone a Freddie related question, but, there have been so many, my brain is a blank.

What would be a really good question to ask?

Cheers,
Adam.

Was Paul Rodgers Freddie's favourite singer?
How "big" exactly WAS Freddie?
What was Freddie's favourite food / drink?

All of these very general questions - that have been bandied about before - SHOULD be easily answerable by Peter. The number of times he's popped up in various Q&A's and talking heads docs etc, he must be able to be very accurate in his responses by now.

Ask him about the "little bit of nigger sugar" on MARCH OF THE BLACK QUEEN.

;)

Wow...thanks for the serious replies.

Ask him if he has any contact with John or Brian or Roger

How many languages Freddie was fluent in.

I took it as you can ask him ONE Freddie related question...right ?

Were Freddie and Dave Clark more than just great friends?

Did Freddie briefly ditch his homosexuality to get it on with the ginger bird in the "Crazy Little Think Called Love" video?

The blonde one looks ever so awkward on the back of that bike......

So your question is... what is the question? You are either thick as fuck or a fucking genius.

"So your question is... what is the question? You are either thick as fuck or a fucking genius."

lol And you're a terrible troll. Let me explain since you don't appear to understand. Peter Freestone has been asked 100s, probably thousands of Freddie related questions over the years and therefore I came to the forum for some advice on an asking something. Knowing that he's been asked so much and we've been privy to those Q&As via the website, means it's all too easy to be stumped on what to ask him. Peter's talked about Freddie's influences, art, decorating, cooking, Queen arguments, recordings, etc. etc. He's covered many, many topics, so, forgive me for thinking that it's worth asking the community for a really good question to ask.

Perhaps the best question for him would be : " Whether there is any question that no one asked you before? ".
Or "Is there any question that you don' t want to answer or don't know the answer? "

Invisible Woman, re:

>Perhaps the best question for him would be : " Whether there is any question that no one asked you before? ".
Or "Is there any question that you don' t want to answer or don't know the answer? "

Shortest fucking interview of ALL TIME.

Is THERE any question that no one asked you before? "No"
Is there any question that you don' t want to answer or don't know the answer? "No"

Freestone is a bore with nothing new to contribute that he's *prepared* to divulge. The "interesting stuff" will either stay with him to the grave or be released in a memoir after he's dead.

I heard that "Is there any question that no one asked before?" a few times now.


Well, ask if they hired any groundskeepers besides Jim. What kind of snow shovels they used. Brand of tires on the car. Ask who their favorite electrician was. Ask what Freddie thought about the snow. Ask if they built a snowman on the lawn. Ask about Freddie doing paperwork.

Okay, to be serious. In my opinion Peter should simply do another book or interviews/ podcasts or whatever. No offense but these " Oh, a fan is allowed to ask a question" thing is a bit ridicolous imo.
He actually knows what we want- clarifications of timelines of all kinds. If he still has interesting facts about Freddie/Queen or people around them to give - he should just do that.

For example: Justin Shirley Smith created an account here to let us know about some studio facts in relation with MIH.
I guess that Mr. Freestone is capable too.