who's your idol?

[Real]

My idol would be... you don't know him. João Cardiga. He saved my life some times now...

The first time was because he introduced me to the world of equitation.
The second was when I first fell from a horse and was dragged 30 metres with my foot stuck in the stirrup.
And some more shameful events that I will not post here.

He is also a great knight, one of the best knights in Portugal, has done many works of art and many contributions to the equestrian community and to the "normal" community as well.

[Mighty]

Napoléon Bonaparte

I mean


Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson


Saladin


Mahatma Gandhi


Tamerlane


General George S. Patton


General Tadamichi Kuribayashi


William Wallace



Interesting combination

[Roy Batty]

Nietzsche

I want to see if he's really a nutter or the victim of social perceptions.

[African Zulu Warrior]

JME, such sickeningly good lyrics....

[thoscme]

napoleon, julius caesar and alexander the great.
three persons who were warring a lot, and all three of them were emperor/leader/king over a great nation (and by great i mean great in military might and a widely stretched nation..)

i think i would asked them how they had the energy to do it all

[Khosson]

Lucius Cornelius Sulla and Giacomo Casanova.

[STReetSamurai]

Nietzsche

I want to see if he's really a nutter or the victim of social perceptions.

If you read carefully its easy to tell.

Both.

[Last Roman]

Famous people: Thomas Jefferson, Washington (for their views on government), Antisthenes (for his cynic philosophy) and Hugh Hefner (because he's the ultimate pimp)

Lesser known people: my grandfather (from my mom's side) and both my parents (who, despite both having their flaws, still are able to continue teaching and caring for me)

[Sétanta]

Speaking for Stalin and Mao, they achieved more than anyone else in such a short period of time. Yes, millions died but now, hundreds of millions live in prosperity.

Yeah...right

Famous people: Thomas Jefferson, Washington (for their views on government), Antisthenes (for his cynic philosophy) and Hugh Hefner (because he's the ultimate pimp)

Lesser known people: my grandfather (from my mom's side) and both my parents (who, despite both having their flaws, still are able to continue teaching and caring for me)

I agree with this selection of people. Mudd endorsed. Except for your family members, who I don't know.

[Gary88]

I want to see if he's really a nutter or the victim of social perceptions.

before or after the syphilis induce mania?


and mine would be Jesus

"Mate, you do realise people will take this **** seriously?"

[Søren]

[Jessica Alba is a] transvestite , eh?

(my brackets)

[The Super Pope]

The question has changed! much sneakiness...

Julius Caesar, overcame epilepsy and still managed to change the western world forever

[Kaweh]

The question has changed! much sneakiness...

Julius Caesar, overcame epilepsy and still managed to change the western world forever

"Plutarch also points out that Caesar did not have epileptic seizures until towards the end of his life." from here.
So he did not "overcome epilepsy and managed to change the world". He simply suffered from it later on.

K.K

[Seleucus I Nicator]

Let's see... These people are pretty cool:

Adolf Hitler
Jean-Luc Picard
Genghis Khan
Josef Stalin
Chuck Norris
Darth Vader
Zapp Brannigan

[Garnier]

I already am with the One I would want to be with. It can't get any better with anyone else.

[Roy Batty]

before or after the syphilis induce mania?

Before and after if that is not in violation of the terms stipulated by the OP's original question.

[Gary88]

Before and after if that is not in violation of the terms stipulated by the OP's original question.

that would be interesting, i reckon he was always a nutjob in the most classical mad genius tradition