Stephen colbert. Why? Because he hunt's nazi gold.

For that you can Have yourself an Americone Dream.

I don't think I had any real childhood heroes. I never aspired to be anyone else. ok well I guess fictional characters my heroes were verymuch The Doctors and Fox Mulder. They weren't people I wanted to be though but more reference points in the whole WHAT WOULD DUFFMAN DO? moments. I never liked sports much apart from wrestling, but those aren't the kinda guys I could take as heroes.
I mean now there's tonnes of people alive/dead I look up to in various aspects like music, art, comedy, cinema. But I can never say I aspire to be like them.

and

I can think of only two people in this forum who would know who they are.

Phil Mitchell



The 'ardest East Ender ever to come out of the East End.
Phil's a hard man. He's been shot, he's the gangland king of Walford and he doesn't back down from his enemies. No one should mess with this geezer, or they'll likely get their nut done in, or worse, be killed by his cronies.

Phil's done the lot, and his brother Grant ain't a soft cunt either. Phil Mitchell is who I aspire to be, his sheer class and demeanour with which he belittles even his most credibly dangerous enemies is nothing short of phenomenal.

well i have been waiting for a thread like this so that i could tell all of you about my #1 hero 

DeAndre Ramone Way

You all probably know him by his stage name Soulja Boy Tell 'Em or, more succinctly, Soulja Boy, but however you know him, this young man is a hero to me and all of America's youth.

Rising up from a modest beginning in Chicago, Illinois, he was raised by his mother and grandmother. By five years old, he was already ripping out mad flows and that signature Chicago style, and after moving to Atlanta, he solidified his now famous style with some real Southern flavor.

And then, when all hope was lost, he brought us Crank That (Soulja Boy). Quoting from Wikipedia, "his music has been banned from some school dances for sexual content or innuendo". Soulja on, Soulja Boy.

Biggie Smalls:
He was my neighbor when I was young, but I don't remember. It was like this outdoor apartment area, and this little house area I lived in, Biggie lived in the top. Him and P Diddy used to party and play music all the time. Plus my parents saw him get arrested in 1997. The cops were in our backyard with torchlights looking for shit in the grass.

Holy shit man, that's crazy.

Kevin Federline:
He's just cool.

And what?

My only hero is..


His lyrics and just outlook on life was truly amazing to me. How he expressed himself through his poetry and just how he spoke about things that matter. Since listening to 2pac, I don't really care for today's raps, I mean "supersoak that hoe" WTF!!

Chuck Norris

I'm serious!

And you better hope he never sees what you said!

My second hero is Master Chief.  And my third hero definitely isn't The Undertaker.

Holy shit man, that's crazy.
And what?

My only hero is..

His lyrics and just outlook on life was truly amazing to me. How he expressed himself through his poetry and just how he spoke about things that matter. Since listening to 2pac, I don't really care for today's raps, I mean "supersoak that hoe" WTF!!

What is 2pac really?


...4 beers short of a 6pac.

My hero was the Red Ranger from the original Power Rangers, Austin St. John. I met him when I was a kid and there is a Polaroid somewhere of me and my brother (TSG) in his lap. I've since seen him in a porn, which makes the idea of me in his lap no longer a nice memory.

Childhood:


Now:


iiiirony.

and

I can think of only two people in this forum who would know who they are.

I don't know, but the guy on the right looks like he could be related to Pepoke.