Who's your hero?
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My dad, he's a personal hero because he's just a relly great guy, and he's technically a real hero by my standards, as he has saved many lives.
My Physics teacher.
While performing an experiment showing us how spot welding worked with a transformer he said this:
"I should probably be using a glass shield for this but, hey, life's cheap." and then sparks flew everywhere.
While performing an experiment showing us how spot welding worked with a transformer he said this:
"I should probably be using a glass shield for this but, hey, life's cheap." and then sparks flew everywhere.
There's a girl at my colege call Faheema, she does runs for charity, she's very intelligent and out-spoken and she's helped a load of people who were struggling with sciences in exam revision. all round an awesome human being
Tankman,...a simple common man holding up a column of tanks with nothing but grocieries. Especially, after the Chinese government massacres the night before. That is a real life hero who's image is a rallying cry for freedom and individualisim.
Other good non-fiction hero's; Lord George Byron, who argued in Parliment for peoples rights against inhuman tide of the industrial revolution and died fighting for Greek independence from Turks.
Monica Seles for her indomitable will and grace after a brutal attack and unfair insensitive treatment from her peers.
Founders of the United States, Ben, George, Alexander, John, Thomas and the rest of the crew of much maligned, "dead white guys" who had the courage to challange a tyrant against what seemed insurmountable odds to create a country that gives the freedom to individuals to have heroes.
Some great fictional heroes for me....
Tom from Uncle Tom's Cabin.
Huck Finn from Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
Cyrano De Bergerac.
Odysseus and Diomedes
and Captain James T. Kirk...as portrayed by the ONLY man who can play him,...Bill "the thrill" Shatner.
Other good non-fiction hero's; Lord George Byron, who argued in Parliment for peoples rights against inhuman tide of the industrial revolution and died fighting for Greek independence from Turks.
Monica Seles for her indomitable will and grace after a brutal attack and unfair insensitive treatment from her peers.
Founders of the United States, Ben, George, Alexander, John, Thomas and the rest of the crew of much maligned, "dead white guys" who had the courage to challange a tyrant against what seemed insurmountable odds to create a country that gives the freedom to individuals to have heroes.
Some great fictional heroes for me....
Tom from Uncle Tom's Cabin.
Huck Finn from Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
Cyrano De Bergerac.
Odysseus and Diomedes
and Captain James T. Kirk...as portrayed by the ONLY man who can play him,...Bill "the thrill" Shatner.
*elbows*Mackheath said:
Whoops, accident!
OT: Hmmm...I'd say Jesus actually. Be nice to everbody. Don't kill things for no reason. Things like that.