Who are your Role Models?

I'd probably say George Orwell, not only because I think he was a great writer and because I agree with most of his views, but because those views came from genuine compassion for people.
He was also quite brave in being an outspoken critic of the Soviet Union when it was very unpopular to do so.

Wayne Rooney and Nani too, for similar reasons.

Tupac

WileyCoyote wrote: »

What did Wayne Rooney and Nani write, and what did they have to say about the Soviet Union?

Rooney had some fascinating insights into the Bolshevik/Menshevik split in Inside United, issue 346 (free double-sided Nemanja Vidic/Anderson poster), and Nani's lifesize marble statue of himself, though often held up as a sign of the rampant egomania of the modern footballer, is actually a though-provoking meditation on the rise of Stalin's Cult of Personality as reflected in Soviet propaganda art.

Just lolling: I thought the contrast between Eric and these two troglodytes was wide enough that I clearly couldn't begin to contemplate idolising them.

Jerry

christopher walken

Glen Campbell this week, next week who knows, might even be a poster on boards.ie or someone who was encharge of sewerage (next week I'm thinking (tyrion Lanncester) in games of thrones, last week it was M Smith a friend of mine, who looks at life and no matter how hard it is, still gets excited) , I have no idea where my emotions come from that I think he/she is so cool. It's always a surprising development to me.

God I love meeting new heros and heroines. (cause most people are when you meet them) yeah I love people