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General Discussion => WHATEVER => Topic started by: biggums mcgee on May 29, 2007, 06:05:49 PM
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personallly I would have to go with Timothy Leary. After reading his autobiography (given to me by my high school health teacher) alot of his ideals changed my perceptions on everything. maybe it seems alittle cliche to some of you older dudes, I don't know..how about yourself?
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Martin Luther King. He was getting spied on, attacked directly by the police, and eventually was assasinated, but he still led a revolution NON-VIOLENTLY and without going crazy. The man had balls, discipline, and a good heart. If I could ever be one tenth of the man he was I would consider my life a success.
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van morrison, bob dylan, eric burdon, jason lee as an actor, spike jonze, mick jagger
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mohammed ali....maybe not the best role model...but for me at least...hero...
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Che, Mlk, Mandela, Ghandi, Frederick Douglass, The Dalai Lama , Cesar Chavez,
Malcolm X, Oprah, Bono, Hillary Clinton, Jane fonda, Stevie Nicks, John Lennon,
Mother Teresa, John Muir, Harvey Milk, and Ralph Nader.
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I don't have heroes. I do however admire many people for their contributions to humanity.
MLK (Theotis said it best)
Malcolm X (his entire journey, especially after the Black Muslim split)
The Dead Prez (their song Hip-hop should be the anthem for the next American revolution)
Denis Diderot (look him up, you'll be stoked)
John Locke
anybody who ever fought the good fight basically....
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People who ultimatley fail at everything they set out to do.
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People who ultimatley fail at everything they set out to do.
That's my favourite post ever.
Heroes; George Bataille, Harmony Korine, Hakim Bey, John Cardiel.
p.s BONO IS A CUNT
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gg allin...plain and simple
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People who ultimatley fail at everything they set out to do.
That's my favourite post ever.
Heroes; George Bataille, Harmony Korine, Hakim Bey, John Cardiel.
p.s BONO IS A CUNT
Everybody ignores Africa but he's brought awareness to the continent.
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Martin Luther King Jr.=Greatest American to live in the past 100 years
oh..and Michael Jordan's not bad either
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steve buscemi
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http://www.shockabilly.com/videos/167_This_is_Jerome%21.php
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hunter stockton thompson
townes van zandt
harry smith
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People who ultimatley fail at everything they set out to do.
That's my favourite post ever.
Heroes; George Bataille, Harmony Korine, Hakim Bey, John Cardiel.
p.s BONO IS A CUNT
i will give credit to jamie for helping out with those africa fallens
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Chuck D. He got me politically aware back when I was a kid and seriously changed the way I looked at the world.
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townes van zandt
not neccessarily one of my heroes, but he is awesome
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Joe Strummer, Chuck D, Hunter S Thompson (nt for his drugging though). Because he was one of the most unique writers of his time.
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Everybody ignores Africa but he's brought awareness to the continent.
errrrrrrr, he could probably fit half of Sudan in his garden, yet has the audacity to patronise me about charity; the opium of the guilty.
BONO IS A CUNT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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but he's brought attetion to South Africa early on. Now all the stars are showing love.
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but he's brought attetion to South Africa early on. Now all the stars are showing love.
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.........THEY DON'T GIVE A FUCK AND NEITHER DO YOU OR YOU'D BE THERE RIGHT NOW!!!!!!!
there, I said it. Shoot me.
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yeah, I have the money to do something great for them. ::)
I realize sometimes celebrities do that for the wrong reasons
but in the end it doesn't matter once villages recieve the helping hand.
You have no idea of what I think. Who doesn't care about wordly affairs
pertaining to struggles a country may be facing? A person!
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yeah, I have the money to do something great for them. ::)
I realize sometimes celebrities do that for the wrong reasons
but in the end it doesn't matter once villages recieve the helping hand.
You have no idea of what I think. Who doesn't care about wordly affairs
pertaining to struggles a country may be facing? A person!
using the word pertaining does not make you sound intelligent. Also....... well, you're either far too smart or far too dumd to understand so I just won't bother. But I will say this; BONO IS A CUNT!!!
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Bono is a hypocrite cunt though. Preaching to me about saving Earth and what not, yet he evades Irish taxes that could be helping the very people he's trying to save.
I don't have any "heroes" per say but I do admire the efforts of Aung San Suu Kyi, Adolfo Pérez Esquivel and almost all Nobel Peace Laureates. Also James Nachtwey's work in war journalism.
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Everybody ignores Africa but he's brought awareness to the continent.
errrrrrrr, he could probably fit half of Sudan in his garden, yet has the audacity to patronise me about charity; the opium of the guilty.
BONO IS A CUNT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So you don't want him to use any of the money he makes on himself?
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Malcolm X
MLK though he should have not left self-defense off the table
Cesar Chavez
Harvey Milk
Chuck D
John Robbins, dude walked away from the Baskin Robbins fortune for his beliefs, how many people that we call hero's would do that? Not many I am sure.
Jimmy Carter
Nelson Mandela
Jane Goodall
Anton Levey
Rosie O'Donnell
Cindy Sheehan
Corretta Scott King and Dexter Scott King for extending their peaceful views to animals.
And every Anarchist and freedom fighter who died in the struggle for an Independent Spain and all other countries trying to break free from capitalist slavery and bring freedom to all people.
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Frederick Douglass
John Muir
those are two really interesting picks...
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C'mon Vegan. Rosie?
What's she's even good at besides running her mouth and eating?
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My dad. It may sound corny but he has worked his balls off to provide for me and my family and is just an awesome dude. My 11th grade English teacher Mr. Madsen, dude was soooooo cool. He's probably only 30 but has had a really interesting life, the guy lived in the woods for two years in college (really, lived in the woods, not a cabin), was a black belt in two martial arts, could bench like 500 pounds, and he just had one of the most open approaches to teaching I've experienced in my short life. I could go on forever about how cool this guy is.
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Everybody ignores Africa but he's brought awareness to the continent.
errrrrrrr, he could probably fit half of Sudan in his garden, yet has the audacity to patronise me about charity; the opium of the guilty.
BONO IS A CUNT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So you don't want him to use any of the money he makes on himself?
I don't give a fuck what he does, there are millions who are far richer and far more selfish. I just wish he'd snap out of the embarassing state of denial that lets him go on placating his ego whilst thinking he's part of the solution. What a cunt.
The first step to working through a problem has to be identifieing its elements as independant wholes, unfortunately all Bono does is perpetuate the desperately hypocritical ideology that you/me/we can be both whole and part.
Ignorance is bliss I suppose.
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C'mon Vegan. Rosie?
What's she's even good at besides running her mouth and eating?
She is a loud women who doesn't back down from male bullies like Trump, who think women should seen and not heard. She has done a lot of gay rights as well, and one of the only people who has the guts to take on the right wing hate mongers on national tv.
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Harvey Milk
yup. He should be a hero to everyone from SF
i also hold Lloyd Kaufman and Vincent Gallo in equal high regard. Gavin McInnes too
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Hating Bono is really trendy and kind of dumb, dude has done a lot of bring awareness to the problems in Africa.
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My dad. It may sound corny but he has worked his balls off to provide for me and my family and is just an awesome dude. My 11th grade English teacher Mr. Madsen, dude was soooooo cool. He's probably only 30 but has had a really interesting life, the guy lived in the woods for two years in college (really, lived in the woods, not a cabin), was a black belt in two martial arts, could bench like 500 pounds, and he just had one of the most open approaches to teaching I've experienced in my short life. I could go on forever about how cool this guy is.
I'd like to add Dog Paddle to my list of heroes.
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C'mon Vegan. Rosie?
What's she's even good at besides running her mouth and eating?
She is a loud women who doesn't back down from male bullies like Trump, who think women should seen and not heard. She has done a lot of gay rights as well, and one of the only people who has the guts to take on the right wing hate mongers on national tv.
that's cool then. I didn't know all of that. Trump clowned the hell out of her though. I'm sure she got in some good licks too. She's the perfect candidate to be the one to criticize politics cause bout the time they get to blackballing her she'll already be done.
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yup. He should be a hero to everyone from SF
i also hold Lloyd Kaufman and Vincent Gallo in equal high regard. Gavin McInnes too
Being gay is tough and religion will make it a long battle. I know I say fag and shit but I
think a gay dude should be able to do what he wants and marry who he wants. Just don't
go wearing chaps in public-lol
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Malcolm X
MLK though he should have not left self-defense off the table
Cesar Chavez
Harvey Milk
Chuck D
John Robbins, dude walked away from the Baskin Robbins fortune for his beliefs, how many people that we call hero's would do that? Not many I am sure.
Jimmy Carter
Nelson Mandela
Jane Goodall
Anton Levey
Rosie O'Donnell
Cindy Sheehan
Corretta Scott King and Dexter Scott King for extending their peaceful views to animals.
And every Anarchist and freedom fighter who died in the struggle for an Independent Spain and all other countries trying to break free from capitalist slavery and bring freedom to all people.
As in the Satanist?
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andy warhol
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no no, youre thinking of Anders LeVant.
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My dad. It may sound corny but he has worked his balls off to provide for me and my family and is just an awesome dude. My 11th grade English teacher Mr. Madsen, dude was soooooo cool. He's probably only 30 but has had a really interesting life, the guy lived in the woods for two years in college (really, lived in the woods, not a cabin), was a black belt in two martial arts, could bench like 500 pounds, and he just had one of the most open approaches to teaching I've experienced in my short life. I could go on forever about how cool this guy is.
I'd like to add Dog Paddle to my list of heroes.
I'm gonna go ahead and take this as an insult.
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My Dad, My Brother(RIP), John Lennon and Steve Jobs
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mike watt
kurt vonnegut
my pops
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Archbishop Oscar Romero
http://salt.claretianpubs.org/romero/romero.html (http://salt.claretianpubs.org/romero/romero.html)
Victor Jara
Anwar Al Sadat
Ingrid Betancourt
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingrid_Betancourt (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingrid_Betancourt)
http://dir.salon.com/story/people/conv/2002/01/15/betancourt/index.html (http://dir.salon.com/story/people/conv/2002/01/15/betancourt/index.html)
Dith Pran
Raphael Lemkin
Khin Nyunt
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My dad. It may sound corny but he has worked his balls off to provide for me and my family and is just an awesome dude. My 11th grade English teacher Mr. Madsen, dude was soooooo cool. He's probably only 30 but has had a really interesting life, the guy lived in the woods for two years in college (really, lived in the woods, not a cabin), was a black belt in two martial arts, could bench like 500 pounds, and he just had one of the most open approaches to teaching I've experienced in my short life. I could go on forever about how cool this guy is.
I'd like to add Dog Paddle to my list of heroes.
I'm gonna go ahead and take this as an insult.
Why? I was being a little over the top, but i just meant its cool that you were showing appreciation to the people around you, not just some semi-mythical writter, rock star, celebrity. It definately wasn't an insult man.
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bob marley is certainly up there.
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russel tyrone jones.
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I like the chick that can't die, the cheerleader... I don't like Nathan though, there's something fishy about that guy... :-\
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Malcolm X
MLK though he should have not left self-defense off the table
Cesar Chavez
Harvey Milk
Chuck D
John Robbins, dude walked away from the Baskin Robbins fortune for his beliefs, how many people that we call hero's would do that? Not many I am sure.
Jimmy Carter
Nelson Mandela
Jane Goodall
Anton Levey
Rosie O'Donnell
Cindy Sheehan
Corretta Scott King and Dexter Scott King for extending their peaceful views to animals.
And every Anarchist and freedom fighter who died in the struggle for an Independent Spain and all other countries trying to break free from capitalist slavery and bring freedom to all people.
As in the Satanist?
Yeah but he isn't a hero in the sense that I think what he did was right or wrong, I just like how he gave a middle finger to the establishment and tried to get people to think for themselves.
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And I use the term hero lightly, no one is perfect so I can't say I 100% agree with everyone I mentioned, and some of those people have done some bad as well as good, if that all makes sense.
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And I use the term hero lightly, no one is perfect so I can't say I 100% agree with everyone I mentioned, and some of those people have done some bad as well as good, if that all makes sense.
Of course it doesn't fucking make sense, that's the whole point of a paradox like the one you just highlighted. Paradoxes are usefull for pointing out that dialectical relationships such as good/bad don't make sense, not that they do. You've got Bono syndrome; you can't have it both ways dude.
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Hugh Hefner
Kevin Smith
Al Gore
Malcom X
Howard Stern
Quentin Tarrantino
Christopher Walken
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henry rollins
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And I use the term hero lightly, no one is perfect so I can't say I 100% agree with everyone I mentioned, and some of those people have done some bad as well as good, if that all makes sense.
Of course it doesn't fucking make sense, that's the whole point of a paradox like the one you just highlighted. Paradoxes are usefull for pointing out that dialectical relationships such as good/bad don't make sense, not that they do. You've got Bono syndrome; you can't have it both ways dude.
What????
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Randy Orton
*winks at tim*
(http://i12.tinypic.com/66jvgvr.gif)
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Henry Rollins and Lance Armstrong......two fairly cool mofo's
And since it is for the most part non-skate I'll throw in Christian Fletcher for the gnarly and progressive surfing through the years, Shaun Palmer for being damned good at a few cool things, two other cyclist Ned Overend & Tinker Juarez
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yup. He should be a hero to everyone from SF
i also hold Lloyd Kaufman and Vincent Gallo in equal high regard. Gavin McInnes too
Fuck Vincent Gallo. He's a worthless piece of shit. His ego is his biggest export, and all of his major claims to fame are for being near good artists. He never has done anything of his own that is half worth dealing with his pretentious bullshit. Fuck him.
Harvey Milk is cool though.
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yup. He should be a hero to everyone from SF
i also hold Lloyd Kaufman and Vincent Gallo in equal high regard. Gavin McInnes too
Harvey Milk is cool though.
keep hating. He loves that.
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chloe sevigny for giving me non-stop boners on the big screen
robin flemin for giving me non-stop boners on my computer screen
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chloe sevigny for giving me non-stop boners on the big screen
(http://in.yimg.com/xp/reuters_ids_new/20040806/1007050796.jpg)
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Mahatma Gandhi, this man led a non violent MENTAL revolution which encapsulated a country of enormous size possesing a rich culture aged longer than most others (although frequently violent in many actions) that had been for the better part manhandled by western zealots. Where has his influnece gone? possibly into the sea via fiberoptic cables but...... He tried.
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Bukowski.
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Mahatma Gandhi, this man led a non violent MENTAL revolution which encapsulated a country of enormous size possesing a rich culture aged longer than most others (although frequently violent in many actions) that had been for the better part manhandled by western zealots. Where has his influnece gone? possibly into the sea via fiberoptic cables but...... He tried.
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yup. He should be a hero to everyone from SF
i also hold Lloyd Kaufman and Vincent Gallo in equal high regard. Gavin McInnes too
Harvey Milk is cool though.
keep hating. He loves that.
Yeah. I know. He loves hinmself in a pathetic way. He LOVES attention, more than a dog. Its really pathetic. I met him when I was volunteering for a music festival and he just confirmed all of my assumptions about him. He is a pathetic, pathetic, human being. Seriously though, what has he done that is much better than mediocre? Brown Bunny sucked and buffalo 66 was mediocre. His music sucks.
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Oh, Andy Kaufman seemed to take the joke that life is in stride. Love that guy.
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Mahatma Gandhi, this man led a non violent MENTAL revolution which encapsulated a country of enormous size possesing a rich culture aged longer than most others (although frequently violent in many actions) that had been for the better part manhandled by western zealots. Where has his influnece gone? possibly into the sea via fiberoptic cables but...... He tried.
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yup. He should be a hero to everyone from SF
i also hold Lloyd Kaufman and Vincent Gallo in equal high regard. Gavin McInnes too
Harvey Milk is cool though.
keep hating. He loves that.
well, for starters, he gave Roger Ebert cancer..........then later put him in remission and became good buddies with him. That is quite a feat. I cant think of anyone else that has done that. That pretty much justifies him being hero-worthy.
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Oh, Andy Kaufman seemed to take the joke that life is in stride. Love that guy.
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Mahatma Gandhi, this man led a non violent MENTAL revolution which encapsulated a country of enormous size possesing a rich culture aged longer than most others (although frequently violent in many actions) that had been for the better part manhandled by western zealots. Where has his influnece gone? possibly into the sea via fiberoptic cables but...... He tried.
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yup. He should be a hero to everyone from SF
i also hold Lloyd Kaufman and Vincent Gallo in equal high regard. Gavin McInnes too
Harvey Milk is cool though.
keep hating. He loves that.
well, for starters, he gave Roger Ebert cancer..........then later put him in remission and became good buddies with him. That is quite a feat. I cant think of anyone else that has done that. That pretty much justifies him being hero-worthy.
Are you talking about how Roger Ebert said one of his movies was worse than cancer and just panned the shit out of it, so your rebellious hero went and changed it so he would be ok with it? NO, thats not heroic, its really pathetic. Either be a cocky artist that won't mess with one of your original works no matter what somebody says about it, or be try to please critics like a little ass kissing bitch. Don't be a little ass kissing bitch who changes his art for the sake of critics but still acts like he is this rebellious badass who doesn't give a fuck. Dude is just the lamest person ever. He "cursed his colon," then buddied up to him after Ebert changed his review after the movie was revised. What a pussy!
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(http://newsfeed.tcm.ie/images/people/joseMourinhoAhWell.jpg)
.....pretty much thats it. ;D
A Challenger appears.....
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Mahatma Gandhi, this man led a non violent MENTAL revolution which encapsulated a country of enormous size possesing a rich culture aged longer than most others (although frequently violent in many actions) that had been for the better part manhandled by western zealots. Where has his influnece gone? possibly into the sea via fiberoptic cables but...... He tried.
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yup. He should be a hero to everyone from SF
i also hold Lloyd Kaufman and Vincent Gallo in equal high regard. Gavin McInnes too
Harvey Milk is cool though.
keep hating. He loves that.
well, for starters, he gave Roger Ebert cancer..........then later put him in remission and became good buddies with him. That is quite a feat. I cant think of anyone else that has done that. That pretty much justifies him being hero-worthy.
the film that screened at Cannes (the screening Ebert and all the other critics who trashed the film attended) was a work-in-progress. It was nowhere near finished. Gallo was contractually obligated to screen the film....even though he didnt want to. The finished cut - the one that made it to theaters and DVD- is the film Gallo intended for people to see. He didnt re-edit the film to please critics..he re-edited it because the film wasnt even finished...the film was still in post-production when it premiered. Ebert isnt the only person that ended up rewatching and loving the film (a lot of people agreed it was far better than initally reported). And the whole back and forth fewding between Ebert and him was partially a joke (on Gallo's part)
Besides, his sperm is worth a million bucks (not including shipping and handling). My sperm is nowhere near worth as much. That, again, is another reason why he's my hero.
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chloe sevigny for giving me non-stop boners on the big screen
(http://in.yimg.com/xp/reuters_ids_new/20040806/1007050796.jpg)
I just ejaculated looking at that. That's how good Gallo is.
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Che, Mlk, Mandela, Ghandi, Frederick Douglass, The Dalai Lama , Cesar Chavez,
Malcolm X, Oprah, Bono, Hillary Clinton, Jane fonda, Stevie Nicks, John Lennon,
Mother Teresa, John Muir, Harvey Milk, and Ralph Nader.
good list sanch!
except i would have to say ...."fuck bono and hillary clinton" they fucking suck ;D
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My dad. It may sound corny but he has worked his balls off to provide for me and my family and is just an awesome dude. My 11th grade English teacher Mr. Madsen, dude was soooooo cool. He's probably only 30 but has had a really interesting life, the guy lived in the woods for two years in college (really, lived in the woods, not a cabin), was a black belt in two martial arts, could bench like 500 pounds, and he just had one of the most open approaches to teaching I've experienced in my short life. I could go on forever about how cool this guy is.
I'd like to add Dog Paddle to my list of heroes.
Oh, word. Thanks.
I'm gonna go ahead and take this as an insult.
Why? I was being a little over the top, but i just meant its cool that you were showing appreciation to the people around you, not just some semi-mythical writter, rock star, celebrity. It definately wasn't an insult man.
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kellz is pretty sick, i look to him for guidance. also serge gainsbourg.
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Besides, his sperm is worth a million bucks (not including shipping and handling). My sperm is nowhere near worth as much. That, again, is another reason why he's my hero.
lol u hear dat u get 10% off for being aryan?
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mm, vincent gallo isn't that cool, he's just a ripoff of the first suicide album in the flesh
i am into buffalo 66, but my sperm is definitely worth more than his
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yup. He should be a hero to everyone from SF
i also hold Lloyd Kaufman and Vincent Gallo in equal high regard. Gavin McInnes too
Harvey Milk is cool though.
keep hating. He loves that.
well, for starters, he gave Roger Ebert cancer..........then later put him in remission and became good buddies with him. That is quite a feat. I cant think of anyone else that has done that. That pretty much justifies him being hero-worthy.
the film that screened at Cannes (the screening Ebert and all the other critics who trashed the film attended) was a work-in-progress. It was nowhere near finished. Gallo was contractually obligated to screen the film....even though he didnt want to. The finished cut - the one that made it to theaters and DVD- is the film Gallo intended for people to see. He didnt re-edit the film to please critics..he re-edited it because the film wasnt even finished...the film was still in post-production when it premiered. Ebert isnt the only person that ended up rewatching and loving the film (a lot of people agreed it was far better than initally reported). And the whole back and forth fewding between Ebert and him was partially a joke (on Gallo's part)
Besides, his sperm is worth a million bucks (not including shipping and handling). My sperm is nowhere near worth as much. That, again, is another reason why he's my hero.
It's only worth a million if somebody buys it. Plus I think he was selling it for less. Thats the sperm he won't sell to minorities and is really just his way of exporting more of that "edgy ego" right? Lame as fuck. Nice hero dude.
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I forgot...Ted L. Nancy....
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Mahatma Gandhi, this man led a non violent MENTAL revolution which encapsulated a country of enormous size possesing a rich culture aged longer than most others (although frequently violent in many actions) that had been for the better part manhandled by western zealots. Where has his influnece gone? possibly into the sea via fiberoptic cables but...... He tried.
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yup. He should be a hero to everyone from SF
i also hold Lloyd Kaufman and Vincent Gallo in equal high regard. Gavin McInnes too
Harvey Milk is cool though.
keep hating. He loves that.
well, for starters, he gave Roger Ebert cancer..........then later put him in remission and became good buddies with him. That is quite a feat. I cant think of anyone else that has done that. That pretty much justifies him being hero-worthy.
the film that screened at Cannes (the screening Ebert and all the other critics who trashed the film attended) was a work-in-progress. It was nowhere near finished. Gallo was contractually obligated to screen the film....even though he didnt want to. The finished cut - the one that made it to theaters and DVD- is the film Gallo intended for people to see. He didnt re-edit the film to please critics..he re-edited it because the film wasnt even finished...the film was still in post-production when it premiered. Ebert isnt the only person that ended up rewatching and loving the film (a lot of people agreed it was far better than initally reported). And the whole back and forth fewding between Ebert and him was partially a joke (on Gallo's part)
Besides, his sperm is worth a million bucks (not including shipping and handling). My sperm is nowhere near worth as much. That, again, is another reason why he's my hero.
yuppp! He is a nice nice hero, aint he?!?!?!?
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Bukowski.
Good call. He gets hero status simply for this quote alone.
"We are here to unlearn the teachings of the church, state, and our educational system. We are here to drink beer. We are here to kill war. We are here to laugh at the odds and live our lives so well that Death will tremble to take us."
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Good call. He gets hero status simply for this quote alone.
"We are here to unlearn the teachings of the church, state, and our educational system. We are here to drink beer. We are here to kill war. We are here to laugh at the odds and live our lives so well that Death will tremble to take us."
Great quote.
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Adam West
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Good call. He gets hero status simply for this quote alone.
"We are here to unlearn the teachings of the church, state, and our educational system. We are here to drink beer. We are here to kill war. We are here to laugh at the odds and live our lives so well that Death will tremble to take us."
Great quote.
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Adam West
Boo-fuckin-Yah!
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OPRAH
a few months after hurricane katrina she bought a lot of land in houston part of it was in the wooded area behind my neighborhood and she cleared some of it and built homes for people who were without homes and couldnt make it on their own taht was pretty sick of her to do
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Remember how much of a bitch she made Chappelle look, when he suggested donating money he "could" have earned there?
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steve mcqueen, the king of cool
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the real king of cool
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Bikram Choudhury is my hero. He's helping to save the world!
www.bikramyoga.com
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Rocky Balboa(not Sly Stallone)
Mr. T
The Fonz
Screech
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Roald Dahl might be one of mine
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Rocky Balboa(not Sly Stallone)
Mr. T
The Fonz
Screech
Fuck Screech but your right on otherwise.
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postcountdoesntequaldicksize.com (http://postcountdoesntequaldicksize.com)
Archbishop Oscar Romero
http://salt.claretianpubs.org/romero/romero.html (http://salt.claretianpubs.org/romero/romero.html)
Victor Jara
Anwar Al Sadat
Ingrid Betancourt
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingrid_Betancourt (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingrid_Betancourt)
http://dir.salon.com/story/people/conv/2002/01/15/betancourt/index.html (http://dir.salon.com/story/people/conv/2002/01/15/betancourt/index.html)
Dith Pran
Raphael Lemkin
Khin Nyunt
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my parents for putting up with me
muhammed ali
martin luther king jr
all my homies
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Anyone who has it worse than I do, but still has the will to live.
And my parents.
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DR. KEVORKIAN
paul walker
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DR. KEVORKIAN
he's finally out of the slammer...
good for him. He's a saint.
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he's finally out of the slammer...
good for him. He's a saint.
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he's finally out of the slammer...
good for him. He's a saint.
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The Fonz
Fonzie was nothing more than a nerd in a leather jacket
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Fonzie was nothing more than a nerd in a leather jacket
I think your thinking of Greco.
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(http://www.chuck.thechiefsource.com/hello/804228/640/larryshrug-2006.09.21-20.18.27.jpg)
(http://www.hno.harvard.edu/gazette/2004/06.10/photos/19-classday1-450.jpg)
(http://thephoenix.com/SlopCulture/content/binary/david_points_640.jpg)
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filmers
(http://f10.putfile.com/7/18905314736.gif)
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no heros for me. i'm more the boring guy.
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My dad. RIP.
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Evan Hecox
Ian Johnson
and last but not least...
My dad. RIP.
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don cherry
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Sonny Barger
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Bookman, the library cop.
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Ray Johnson
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Ray Johnson
The greatest collage artist ever? That Ray Johnson? That guy was nuts in an admirable way. I love his work.