Who's The Hero In Our Society? +KMA
OldManWrigley
12-01-2007 20:15:41
For English I have to do this project of surveying 20 people and asking them who they think is the hero in our society, and why do you think so. Can be a group or just a person. If you could PM me your name and age so I can include it in my "survey".
PS - If things go good, this could turn into a debate, so all opinions are wanted.
theysayjump
12-01-2007 20:46:31
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TFOAF
12-01-2007 20:48:53
TSJ + dmorris FTW.
I PM'd you.
Killer722
12-01-2007 22:11:58
Do you mean the FiPG society? lol.
geej86
12-01-2007 22:19:13
wait when does heros start up again?
/h3xed
JordanE
12-01-2007 22:43:29
Yeah are talking about within FiPG? Or everyone in the world? If its everybody I would have to go with John Lydon.
J4320
12-01-2007 22:59:01
George Bush
duh
bruman
12-01-2007 23:22:38
Borat
BD2006BD
12-01-2007 23:45:21
[quote137e5589a8="bruman"]Borat[/quote137e5589a8]
High-Five!
zr2152
13-01-2007 00:36:48
galileo
Captain Planet
Chuck Norris
Bob Saget
JPeeper
13-01-2007 03:30:32
Jesus Christ (Our savior)
Nelson Mandela (Freed black people from the Apartheid)
Abraham Lincoln (Abolished Slavery)
Tholek
13-01-2007 03:36:18
[quote3163d6bee7="JordanE"]Yeah are talking about within FiPG? Or everyone in the world? If its everybody I would have to go with John Lydon.[/quote3163d6bee7]
Well, he did throw tampons at his audience. I'm sure girls were able to use them... ;)
I think our armed forces personnel, police and firefighters are our real heroes of today.
TFOAF
13-01-2007 04:52:31
[quoteb259a00041="Tholek"][quoteb259a00041="JordanE"]Yeah are talking about within FiPG? Or everyone in the world? If its everybody I would have to go with John Lydon.[/quoteb259a00041]
Well, he did throw tampons at his audience. I'm sure girls were able to use them... ;)
I think our armed forces personnel, police and firefighters are our real heroes of today.[/quoteb259a00041]
That's exactly what I told him, except without the armed forces...(it was too late at night to think of them all.) P
JKirk
13-01-2007 08:47:11
Lance Armstrong could be a hero to those who have cancer because he conquered it.
theysayjump
13-01-2007 10:02:22
Can they be dead, or do they have to be alive?
irannaked
13-01-2007 10:05:17
i'd say, my dad.
my name's chris and im 20.
He always put up with me when i was a kid and i was a BAD kid also.
csullivan1@rochester.rr.c
13-01-2007 10:22:06
I'm not a parent yet but I would have to say all the single parents, Mom's and Dad's, who work their asses off to give their children the opportunity to survive in this crazy world!
samz465
13-01-2007 11:12:06
[quote8708223d64="irannaked"]i'd say, my dad.
my name's chris and im 20.
He always put up with me when i was a kid and i was a BAD kid also.[/quote8708223d64]
Is it because you ran naked??
JordanE
13-01-2007 11:33:36
[quoteb0e48b3fe6="Tholek"][quoteb0e48b3fe6="JordanE"]Yeah are talking about within FiPG? Or everyone in the world? If its everybody I would have to go with John Lydon.[/quoteb0e48b3fe6]
Well, he did throw tampons at his audience. I'm sure girls were able to use them... ;)
I think our armed forces personnel, police and firefighters are our real heroes of today.[/quoteb0e48b3fe6]
He did do alot to changes the way things where going in the UK.
Tholek
13-01-2007 12:06:05
True, in relation to punk, I totally agree. (Was just trying to be funny)
He may have hurt his rep by being on The People's Court, though. ;)
ilanbg
13-01-2007 12:21:14
What about that dude who jumped under a subway to save the other dude having a seizure?
Tholek
13-01-2007 12:44:41
He's undermined the respect he was getting by his immodest statements after the fact. You can't take away the fact he did a very brave thing, but he [ib22d72bdb6]is[/ib22d72bdb6] milking it.
ilanbg
13-01-2007 12:59:55
[quote105f4af314="Tholek"]He's undermined the respect he was getting by his immodest statements after the fact. You can't take away the fact he did a very brave thing, but he [i105f4af314]is[/i105f4af314] milking it.[/quote105f4af314]
So? He earned it. In a month no one will know who he is (hell, I've already forgotten his name), and he's a fairly poor person accepting money from people way, way richer than him.
I saw a few interviews with him and I don't think he was very immodest at all.
Tholek
13-01-2007 13:14:47
We must've seen different interviews then.
Anyhow, actions do speak louder than words. He did do a very brave thing.
OldManWrigley
14-01-2007 10:00:09
Well I'm about half way there, still need some more peoples opinion on heros!
MTV and their super sweet 16 shows..
av2600
15-01-2007 00:26:26
jack bauer
Killer722
15-01-2007 07:53:26
[quoteffb462959c="geej86"]wait when does heros start up again?
/h3xed[/quoteffb462959c]
1/22/2007
Can't wait )
OldManWrigley
15-01-2007 18:46:37
Not sure anyone cares but
Bill Gates
Hizbollah
?????????
Oprah Winfrey
Kayne Robinson
US Soldiers
Brenard Rimland
Operation Smile
Jesus Christ
Single Parents
Police/Firefighters
Rafael Peralta
Soldiers In Iraq
NYC Subway Hero
Oprah Winfrey
US Soldiers
Donald Trump
George Bush
Oprah Winfrey
Lance Armstrong
ilanbg
15-01-2007 19:24:12
You have Oprah, NYC Subway Hero, and U.S. soldiers listed twice.
Is this just a list, or are you supposed to write something about each?
OldManWrigley
15-01-2007 22:16:48
It's just a list, and it's because I surveyed 20 people and just copied and pasted the asnwers. I guess those were the most popular. But NYC Subway Hero is only listed once P
Anyway, I'm supposed to pick 1 of the 20 and write about them. I picked Oprah, because well, she's easy.