Childhood Heroes
 

Interesting to know who you folks grew up idolising :D (or indeed are still growing up idolising) XD

I'd have to pick The Undertaker from retro WWF - always did love the whole deadman thing. With the grey boot covers, grey gloves, purple smoke and hat :up:

Captain Han Solo. Smart, shoots first (before Lucas ruined that whole scene), breaks the law but has morals, plus he has a cool spaceship. :up:

I use to idolise comic characters :arrgh!:

The Silver surfer was my favourite and Sgt Rock came a close 2nd.

Ed Beach, Mush Morton, Sam Dealey, George Blanda, Robert E. Howard, and Manfred von Richthofen.

Off the top of my 46 year old head: Bart Starr, Carl Yastrzemski, Adophus W. Greeley and Neil Armstrong.

Han solo and a Hero? Are you Crazy?!

http://www.ammon-ra.com/skywalkerparadigm/index.html

Luke is in fact an insane Dictator who has been manipulatet by the Sneaky old Bastard Obi-Wan, Chewie is a Stormtrooper Eating Monster, and Han Solo a Killer. Yoda is in fact not Really Yoda, but a Funny Little Drug addict.

But i believed in the whole Star Wars story as i was jung too...my whole life...a lie!

:cry:

By now i really wish myself i never Read it...

[On Topic]

My Childhood Hero? Hmmm. Luke.:oops:

None and that's a fact! :yep:

Chuck Yeager. Col. Gregory Boyington. George Washington. John Bonham (Don't ask.:88) )

Without question Sir Donald Bradman and he still is. :up:

I almost forgot, this isnt a human hero as such..

http://www.coasterimage.com/pictures.../pics/ot46.jpg

Someday, my sweet. *strokes*

James Hird was, and still is one of my heros
http://www.theage.com.au/ffximage/20...b__200x306.jpg

Captain Courageous of the mighty Dons. It seems that every team has a hitman assigned to him. Hirdy truly is an eyes only for the ball footballer. :up:

I have always been amazed at this mans capacity to "party"...
http://www.sfvsf.org/images/rasputin.jpg

That's sad.