When people talk about who they were in a past life, why is it always English, Roman or Egyptian royalty? Honestly, how many people do you think could be the reincarnation of Julius Cesar or Cleopatra? Don’t you think at least a few people used to be plumbers or investment bankers or something boring like that? We all like to think we were somebody important, but you know, there are many different types of “important”, and it’s not like reincarnation is reserved solely for famous rulers from thousands of years ago. Here are five people wouldn’t mind having been in a past life.

George S. Patton

Patton gets into the idea of reincarnation in his poem Through a Glass, Darkly, revolving around the concept of a soldier who is born again and again, and who dies again and again in the name of his country. Patton was something of a megalomaniac and pictured himself as the epitome of manhood and the fighting spirit… And yeah, he was right. He also showed the sort of clear headed, direct leadership that we could use in this day and age in any industry, not just the military.

The King, Elvis Presley

Come on, what guy wouldn’t like to have been Elvis Presley? Heck, there’s a whole industry built around the idea of dressing, sounding and acting like the guy. What would an Elvis impersonator like more than to be told that they were once, in fact, the King himself? The King would’ve appreciated this, too, as he always had an interest in Buddhist ideals like Eastern philosophy, the martial arts and reincarnation.

Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin was probably the most eccentric, oddball and offbeat of the founding fathers. We know him as the inventor of the glass harmonic, the lightning rod, the Franklin stove and bifocals, but what’s really fun is all the stories of how he came upon his inventions. The guy was willing to try anything to figure out how electricity worked. The kite story isn’t quite how it happened, but there was one incident wherein Franklin wanted to prove to his friends the power of electricity, so he invited them over on Thanksgiving and promised to roast a live turkey in a matter of seconds. Long story short, third degree burns over ninety percent of his body and the turkey went free.

Audrey Hepburn

No offense ladies, but Audrey Hepburn was, without a doubt, the most beautiful and graceful woman of the Twentieth Century, not to mention talented, charming, and funny, and she only improved with age. Her looks didn’t fade, they fermented. Forget Cleopatra and English royalty, Audrey Hepburn is the one woman we wish would hurry up and be reincarnated already.

Andre the Giant

If you love having a good time, maybe you’ve got a little Andre in you. The pro wrestler was a known drunk, and a fun drunk. During one incident in New York with Classy Freddy Blasse, the bar closed down after a night of heavy drinking, but the two were just getting started and didn’t really want to go home just yet. Andre lifted Blasse on his shoulder and ran to the nearest horse drawn carriage. Andre pulled the poor carriage driver out of the seat, tucked some cash into the guy’s pocket, and he and Blasse essentially hijacked the horses and went on a mad spree across Central Park. For all the trouble he caused, Andre was always a lot of fun for the people around him.

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