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Who is your favorite important figure and the reason behind it?
My first is Rocco Siffredi he taught many things about sex that i couldnt learn from school .
My second is stephen king hes the one who made me intersted in reading books
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I'm rather fond of Alexander the Great and Machiavelli, for obvious reasons.
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John Carmack.
The reasons are obvious.
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Arthur Golden and Dan Brown, they wrote my favorite books. one made me think, the other made me happy... a rare feat indeed
(woulda put Sofia Coppola but i couldnt think of a good enough reason)
Edit: Russel Simmons, because he is the fucking man... 'nuff said
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I raise a toast to the the souls that sang all along. I've been gathering friends to just to make some sounds,
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Alexander the Great.
Hannibal of Carthage.
Napoleon I.
Louis Nicolas Davout.
Erwin Rommel.
Joan of Arc.
Yi Soon-shin.
An Jung-geun.
Reasons are pretty obvious.
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what that theyre mostly blithering narcissists whos notable victories are equaled and usually outshined by their overwhelmingky embarassing collapses late in their lives?
just kidding.
I like to die with the songs I love stuck in my head. I hope to make the most of these hollow bones we become.
I raise a toast to the the souls that sang all along. I've been gathering friends to just to make some sounds,
before the ship goes down, I've been making amends by making the rounds before the whole world ends
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Joan of Arc and Nikolai Tesla.
Hrrrm... Let's add Buckminister Fullerene into that too.
The reasons are self-explanatory.
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Napoleon and Hannibal probably.Originally Posted by StealDragon
Erwin was a loyal general who was just on the wrong side, he cared about his troops. He could have stopped D-day if Hitler listened to him.
Admiral Yi Sun-Shin, a Corean naval admiral who has never lost a single ship or battle in his entire career before he was killed in battle by a sniper. He is sometimes compared with Admiral Nelson. Also he never recieved any naval training. His first victory against the Japanese was also his first naval battle. He's also widely famed for the Battle of Myeongnyang, in which he defeated a Japanese force of at least 133 large warships and 333 small warships with only 13 ships.
Alexander died from disease.
Davout was a Marshal under Napoleon who defeated a Prussian Army of about 63,000 troops with his corps of only 28,000. He was also the only Napoleonic Marshal to have never lost a battle
An Jung-geun was a Corean freedom fighter, who cut off his finger and wrote in blood the words "Korean Independence!" on a Korean national flag. He is known for assassianting Ito Hirobumi, the Resident-General of Korea.
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