Do you have a hero?

[Blukoo]

If you do, who is it and why?

• cue flemke, tbops and possibly even Captain Planet comments

Edited by Blukoo on Tuesday 18th November 00:26

[agentzigzag]

Eddie Chapman - ZigZag
WW2 spy of questionable morals, ex bankrobber, legendary swordsman and cad of the highest order

[parapaul]

Hugh Hefner...

If, at that age, I can have that many brainless, beautiful and busty young women hanging around, I will consider my life worthwhile

[elster]

My uncle. He may not be famous. But he is my hero.

[rocket377]

Myself.

[selwonk]

Major John Howard. He led the assault on Pegasus Bridge:

Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Howard_(British_...

Obituary: http://www.io.com/tog/howardobit.html

Star man!

[SMcP114]

Ari Vatanen. Colin McRae.





This is quite possibly my first serious post on here

[tomTVR]

Tony Hart

[rocket377]

tomTVR said:

Tony Hart

[LHDisbest]

Steve McQueen

Legend

[sa_20v]

We should mention the armed forces obviously, and anyone else who has served their Country. This does not include the majority in local or national Government and those who work in camera partnerships.

However, above and beyond this, there's another type of person I look up to. Those who understand we have but one life to live, and attempt to live it to the full, taking risks to try and fulfil their dreams. Nothing is certain, but nothing is sadder than seeing an old man regret the life he's led - read these words and don't let it happen to you!

[DAVEVO9]

Tony Martin.

[Bongo Friendee]

Possum Bourne

[Marquis_Rex]

Kowalski!
Starbuck from BSG-TOS
Han Solo!

[sultanbrown]

rocket377 said:

tomTVR said:

Tony Hart

Met him in Cambridge once, almost shook his hand off.

Number one though is Daley Thompson.

[ZR1cliff]

Uncle has my ultimate respect as a hero. One of the stars I respect a lot is Sean Connery, he's an ideal male role model.