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Who do you consider to be your heroes? You know, people you look up to. These are mine:

Paul Gilbert, Nuno Bettencourt

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An inspiration to us all.

My heroes?

Malcolm X, Ghandi, Huey Newton, and Will Smith

Warrel Dane and the mighty Steve Harris.

michelangelo

I love this man.

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I'm sure I have other idols/heros, but one in particular comes to mind right away...

Love him or hate him, the man's an absolute genius.
He has inspired me a lot. I've read both of his books.

bluezy makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside like moldy oatmeal... :oops: he's my hero.

Love him or hate him, the man's an absolute genius.
He has inspired me a lot. I've read both of his books.

t3hrubikscube

I love Bill Gates.

:P

I love this man.

sammyjenkis898

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I love this man.

Toriko42

Upon looking at this thread title i asked myself that question, and i realised, i have no heroes, i look up to no one.

This fellow.

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I love this man.

sammyjenkis898

bluezy makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside like moldy oatmeal... :oops: he's my hero.

-katamarina-

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Most likely because no one will support someone that insane ever again :P His perfectionism is something else...

Toriko42

I love Bill Gates.

:Psammyjenkis898

I'm sure there are more. I can't think of them right now though.

I love this man.

sammyjenkis898

Ah! Excellent choice, I knew I forgot one. :P

Futoshi Matsunaga

Sada Abe

Miyuki Ishikawa

Nevada-Tan

There are moar.

I would, but I can't find a pic of my brother.

segata sanshiro.... he throws people and they explode.

[QUOTE="Toriko42"]Most likely because no one will support someone that insane ever again :P His perfectionism is something else...

sammyjenkis898

I actually figured though that I like Kurosawa just as much

[QUOTE="-katamarina-"] bluezy makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside like moldy oatmeal... :oops: he's my hero. bluezy

These guys:

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my bud

Obviously, Kubrick was so amazing he could make a scene of Jack Nicholson taking a dump artistic. He did everything perfect. Love this sceneAmazingBest ending...This one too I'll stop while I'm ahead

I actually figured though that I like Kurosawa just as much

Toriko42

I know I say this constantly, but A Clockwork Orange is easily Kubrick's best work. I love that scene you posted. I also love the Singin' In the Rain scene.

This scene cracks me up every time.

Martin Luther King Jr., Jesus Christ, Muahmmed Ali, Steven Speilberg, The Prophet Ali, and The Prophet Muhammed (no pictures of him)

this dude

I'm not sure about "heroes," but definitely inspirations ...

George Harrison ^

Ammon Hennacy ^

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Pierre De Fermat

[QUOTE="Toriko42"]Obviously, Kubrick was so amazing he could make a scene of Jack Nicholson taking a dump artistic. He did everything perfect. Love this sceneAmazingBest ending...This one too I'll stop while I'm ahead

I actually figured though that I like Kurosawa just as much

sammyjenkis898

I know I say this constantly, but A Clockwork Orange is easily Kubrick's best work. I love that scene you posted. I also love the Singin' In the Rain scene.

This scene cracks me up every time.

Upon looking at this thread title i asked myself that question, and i realised, i have no heroes, i look up to no one.

zarshack

There are so many great minds that I admire so deeply, it would be impossible for me to choose just a few.

Neil Peart... Trent Reznor, Tom Hanks... Steve Harris... Robin Finke.... Stewart Copeland....

Dont get better than him

David Lynch,

Chris Isaak,

Julian Barrat and Noel Fielding.

I realized I forgot one.