who do you admire? 3 people I admire...
 

yoyo ma... great player and takes the time to work with other artist and produce very interesting 'off beat' pieces.

arron spelling... made a dozen hit shows, and made HUGE fuck off money.

taylor swift... great songwriter, and excepts her position as a role model for a generation, which is very very rare indeed.

Leonard Cohen cause hes Leonard Cohen

Hugh Hefner cause hes Hugh Hefner

and Jim Jarmusch cause he is a wacky director

yeah, leonard cohen for sure goes on the list...

So who are you removing?

Wiliam Shatner
Leonard Nimoy
Patrick Stewart

well I admire more than 3 people :winkwink: I also admire guys who work a shit job, pay all the bills and raise good kids :thumbsup

Steve Jobs is all I could think of off the top of my head..

Changed Computers, TV, Music and the Telephone.

My girlfriend.
My mom.
My dad.

You should. Free rent.

Michelangelo
Leonardo Da Vinci
Galileo
The guys (or gals) who painted the animals in the caves at Lascaux

Oh yeah, and Bette Midler

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1 - Trey Anastasio because he is best guitarist ever (phish)
2 - Phil Ivey because he is the best poker player alive (Stu Unger was the shit before blow and hookers were his downfall)
3 - Steve Jobs just because I just finished reading his biography by Walter Isaacson which was one of the most inspirational books i ever read. he may have been a total asshole, but damn he understood business

Love his music, one of the overseas trips had 'The essential Leonard Cohen collection' in the music selections, listened to it a few times:thumbsup

You dont play Sheldon on the big bang theory by any chance :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

3
Ron Paul cuz he's honest as fuck
Natalie Portman cuz she's hotter than fuck
Manwin cuz they richer than fuck

Me, Myself & I...

Yes, Taylor Swift is a very thoughtful person.

No i am not afraid of heights :upsidedow

Justin Bieber

The apostle Paul - his message (albeit later twisted and perverted for hundreds of years to further political agendas) transformed the world. Even avowed Marxist and secularist Jurgen Habermas concedes that much of the modern notion of equality was forged from the philosophical foundations of Judaism and Christianity.

Mahatma Gandhi - he showed that standing up for your principles equipped only with your integrity and will can make great things happen. Was he perfect? Absolutely not. Does the world need his message of non-violent resistance and change through principled action? Indisputable.

Martin Luther King - although Abernathy did indicate that he had feet of clay and not quite the infallible legend the mass media and civil rights establishment portray him to be, his legacy cannot be overstated. He showed that real transformation can be done by appealing to the humanity of people and that people UNITED against injustice can do great things.

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That would be Og Gronk, unless you believe Groog the Smasher, who claims he did it one weekend while stoned.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Og_Gronk

3 Renaissance Italians - nice

i admire 2intense

Jesus

Mohamed

Siddhartha Gautama


Because they managed to dominate, help, ruin, guide, kill, and affect every aspect of human society for 1000's of years without really ever being proven that they were anything more than a bed time story.

Genghis Khan, the guy with the biggest balls this planet has seen (so far)

robbie - who is living my dream.

jay rock - great people, great artist.

paul markham - the most interesting man in the world.

there's also sofia vergara, kat denning, & katy perry, because they have amazing breasteses.

Hahahah awesome. Sheldon rulez :thumbsup:1orglaugh