Who is your Hero?
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 03:05
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My oldest brother. He's always had my back, always been there to protect me, always supported me in every way, and he joined the millitary to protect his family. He's intelligent, strong, funny and over all one of the most kind people I know. I always wanted to be like him when I was younger, and even now, I still look up to him.
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 03:26
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I'm going to say Alain Prost because if this thread is going to be reduced to a flame war, I want it to be a good one.RageGT wrote...
My 87 yrs old dad and Ayrton Senna. If you don't know who that was, watch
Senna (2010) - IMDb
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 03:40
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Pacifien wrote...
I'm going to say Alain Prost because if this thread is going to be reduced to a flame war, I want it to be a good one.RageGT wrote...
My 87 yrs old dad and Ayrton Senna. If you don't know who that was, watch
Senna (2010) - IMDb
Agreed. Let's get it back to real people. My apologies.
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 05:23
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My first friend.
When I was seventeen, after a lifetime of bullying I had a...Hard time opening up to people. I kept to myself and I was scared whenever anyone as much as looked at me. Then she came along and noticed I was reading a book she liked. She started talking to be even though she knew I was scared s***less. A few months later I was able to participate in classes instead of just sitting and observing what everyone else did, as she helped me get over my
social phobia.
She's my hero(ine).
When I was seventeen, after a lifetime of bullying I had a...Hard time opening up to people. I kept to myself and I was scared whenever anyone as much as looked at me. Then she came along and noticed I was reading a book she liked. She started talking to be even though she knew I was scared s***less. A few months later I was able to participate in classes instead of just sitting and observing what everyone else did, as she helped me get over my
social phobia.
She's my hero(ine).
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 05:41
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The last dodo bird is my hero. It couldn't fly, it wasn't instincitively smart and it was not capable to deal with the new wildlife that had been introduced to the islands...and yet, it kept being a dodo bird. Keep on rockin' last dodo bird, keep on rockin'...and it's a shame everything under the sun found you tasty.
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 06:25
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iOnlySignIn wrote...
Muhammad > Jesus, historical or legendary, as a prophet or a philosopher.
Muhammad was also a brilliant statesman, general, and entrepreneur. Jesus was a better carpenter though.
It's just that Jesus somehow attracted a lot more violent followers in the 2,000 years after he was dead.
Jesus attracted more violent followers than Muhammad?
That is quite laughable considering even Muhammad himself spread Islam by the sword, and we don't see too many Christians strapping bombs on themselves and self-detonating on trains or buses, or crashing hijacked planes into office buildings.
Just for the record I'm a bit of an agnostic, but think it is silly how Islam gets a pass on its record of violence and oppression of both women and relgious miniorities, from many of the same people on the left who love to go on about how horrible Christianity is.
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 06:26
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Han Shot First wrote...
iOnlySignIn wrote...
Muhammad > Jesus, historical or legendary, as a prophet or a philosopher.
Muhammad was also a brilliant statesman, general, and entrepreneur. Jesus was a better carpenter though.
It's just that Jesus somehow attracted a lot more violent followers in the 2,000 years after he was dead.
Jesus attracted more violent followers than Muhammad?
That is quite laughable considering even Muhammad himself spread Islam by the sword, and we don't see too many Christians strapping bombs on themselves and self-detonating on trains or buses, or crashing hijacked planes into office buildings.
I made a mistake with my comment which is what started this. Let's not carry on about religion.
Modifié par slimgrin, 16 octobre 2011 - 06:27 .
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 06:32
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Han Shot First wrote...
iOnlySignIn wrote...
Muhammad > Jesus, historical or legendary, as a prophet or a philosopher.
Muhammad was also a brilliant statesman, general, and entrepreneur. Jesus was a better carpenter though.
It's just that Jesus somehow attracted a lot more violent followers in the 2,000 years after he was dead.
Jesus attracted more violent followers than Muhammad?
That is quite laughable considering even Muhammad himself spread Islam by the sword, and we don't see too many Christians strapping bombs on themselves and self-detonating on trains or buses, or crashing hijacked planes into office buildings.
This is offensive and can start a huge flame war. I don't wish to take part in it.
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 06:36
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It's difficult to say. Although my parents have always been there for me when I've needed them, they weren't really aware of what was going on when I was addicted to drugs. I kept that to myself and locked the hurt deep inside. In time it was my own body that started to reject them. If it wasn't for my body telling me enough was enough and my mind telling me I needed to let it go, I may not be here now.
So... my Hero is my courage. Every single day.
So... my Hero is my courage. Every single day.
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 06:38
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naledgeborn wrote...
Han Shot First wrote...
iOnlySignIn wrote...
Muhammad > Jesus, historical or legendary, as a prophet or a philosopher.
Muhammad was also a brilliant statesman, general, and entrepreneur. Jesus was a better carpenter though.
It's just that Jesus somehow attracted a lot more violent followers in the 2,000 years after he was dead.
Jesus attracted more violent followers than Muhammad?
That is quite laughable considering even Muhammad himself spread Islam by the sword, and we don't see too many Christians strapping bombs on themselves and self-detonating on trains or buses, or crashing hijacked planes into office buildings.
This is offensive and can start a huge flame war. I don't wish to take part in it.
My post was offensive but the ones that criticized Christianity were not?
Yay for double standards!
Don't worry, I'm sure a moderator will be along to delete my post but not the others. I'm fully aware that these double standards exist. It is politically correct to criticize Christianity and politically incorrect to criticize Islam.
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 06:38
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I dont know to be honest.
yeah theres been some people ive looked up to or have tons of respect for but Hero.thats pretty important and meaningfull.theres a few people that could possibily be in the ranking for the title but im ganna have to ponder this over as i bath in blood from my falling enemies...*drains battle field*
yeah theres been some people ive looked up to or have tons of respect for but Hero.thats pretty important and meaningfull.theres a few people that could possibily be in the ranking for the title but im ganna have to ponder this over as i bath in blood from my falling enemies...*drains battle field*
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 06:42
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DuckSoup wrote...
It's difficult to say. Although my parents have always been there for me when I've needed them, they weren't really aware of what was going on when I was addicted to drugs. I kept that to myself and locked the hurt deep inside. In time it was my own body that started to reject them. If it wasn't for my body telling me enough was enough and my mind telling me I needed to let it go, I may not be here now.
So... my Hero is my courage. Every single day.
Well done, babe. I can't fully relate, but I can imagine how much willpower was needed to get over that - I thought I struggled with OCD as a kid, but that must've been a lot more difficult.
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 06:42
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Han Shot First wrote...
naledgeborn wrote...
Han Shot First wrote...
iOnlySignIn wrote...
Muhammad > Jesus, historical or legendary, as a prophet or a philosopher.
Muhammad was also a brilliant statesman, general, and entrepreneur. Jesus was a better carpenter though.
It's just that Jesus somehow attracted a lot more violent followers in the 2,000 years after he was dead.
Jesus attracted more violent followers than Muhammad?
That is quite laughable considering even Muhammad himself spread Islam by the sword, and we don't see too many Christians strapping bombs on themselves and self-detonating on trains or buses, or crashing hijacked planes into office buildings.
This is offensive and can start a huge flame war. I don't wish to take part in it.
My post was offensive but the ones that criticized Christianity were not?
Yay for double standards!
Don't worry, I'm sure a moderator will be along to delete my post but not the others. I'm fully aware that these double standards exist. It is politically correct to criticize Christianity and politically incorrect to criticize Islam.
Dude the thing is I can dish out as much if not more about Christianity. And I can sit here and defend Islam, but I won't cause it's the wrong forum for that. If you have any comments or questions take it up with me on the PMs hopefully I can enlighten you to your misconceptions. And so you know Islam has absolutley nothing against Christinanity and in fact holds Isa (Jesus) as one of it's greatest prophets.
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 06:47
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Me, obviously. I've been quite supportive to the people I care about and always listen to their problems, if they're not joking of course. But my hero would be my uncle as he took me and my sister under his wing after my parents died in a accident. Also I could call heroes the people I can actually trust, there a not many, tho.
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 06:49
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iOnlySignIn wrote...
Muhammad > Jesus, historical or legendary, as a prophet or a philosopher.
Muhammad was also a brilliant statesman, general, and entrepreneur. Jesus was a better carpenter though.
It's just that Jesus somehow attracted a lot more violent followers in the 2,000 years after he was dead.
Have you ever heard of the Ottoman Empire?
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 06:53
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My mother. She passed away when I was in seventh grade, but I feel like she's with me everyday. She was only 36 years old & the picture of health, but heart disease runs in my family & she had been under a lot of stress. She was my best friend, & in an instant, she was gone. She always gave THE best advice, & always knew exactly what to say. I can honestly tell you I never lied to my mother because I knew no matter what I did, she would understand & forgive me. It's been four years now, & there hasn't been a single day where I haven't thought about her. She gave me life, taught me how to live, & showed me how to love. She will forever be my inspiration, & she will forever be my hero. <33
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 07:02
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Anita Dick, the inventor of the ******, she has fulfilled my life in many way...I am DEEPLY thankful, and satisfied with her endeavors...lol
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 07:33
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Cartims wrote...
Anita Dick, the inventor of the ******, she has fulfilled my life in many way...I am DEEPLY thankful, and satisfied with her endeavors...lol
It's hard to disagree, lol.
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 08:56
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Oh, and Sagan. How did I forget Sagan?
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Posté 17 octobre 2011 - 12:40
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Only two.
Tim Schafer for making awesome games.
Lemmy for making awesome music.
Tim Schafer for making awesome games.
Lemmy for making awesome music.
