08-16-2009, 01:37 PM
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has a plan
Location: middle of Whywouldanyonebethere
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Originally Posted by Strange Famous
3 - Magneto (the mutant master of magnetism)
4 - Karl Marx (a socialist)
26 - Isaac Asimov (a sci fi writer)
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Nice.
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Originally Posted by guccilvr
perhaps, you take the best parts of the flawed individuals and piece them together..
and what's wrong with flawed and fractured people?
we all are on some level.
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So true. My cliche has always been, "You like people for their gifts, but you love them even with their flaws."
My List: - My Dad - For cursing me to grow up to be a dreamer first and an engineer second. For working 18 hours a day so that I could have the life I have. For telling me that I was meant to do more than he could in this world. For watching with me every Doctor Who episode and Saturday morning science special.
- Nikola Tesla - scientist and inventor, genius, considered a real-life wizard of electricity
- Albert Einstein - discoverer of Relativity and rockstar of his time. Impressed only by the idea that the symmetry of Relativity was so beautiful that it would be a shame for the universe not to use it
- Michio Kaku - theoretical physicist, closest thing we have to a rockstar of science. Researches string field theory.
- Brian Greene - theoretical physicist, another would-be rockstar of science, were we to have them. Also string field theorist
- Tom Baker - legendary actor, noted for his work as the 4th Doctor in the BBC series Doctor Who
- Gerard Butler - actor, he was the Phantom and King Leonidas--pure awesome
- Erik, The Phantom of The Opera - fictional character created Gaston Leroux, and used again in Susan Kay's Phantom
- Prince Hamlet - famous character from Shakespeare's longest, if not greatest, play
- Edmond Dantes - fictional character from Alexander Dumas's The Counte of Monte Cristo
- Jareth - The Goblin King from Jim Henson's Labyrinth, played by David Bowie
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