History.

[Lexodus]

Vlad Tepes

sure he was a pretty extreme crazy ruler but he never invaded another country just defended his own that's why i respect him so much.

Plus, it takes balls to impale god-knows-how-many-men through the anuses and drive the spikes out the other side of their bodies.

 

[j0frenzy]

It's tough not to choose Roosevelt. He was among the US's greatest presidents for several reasons and helped make not only his country, but much of the world a better place. There should be more people in the world as great as him.

Which one?

 

[Rotating Bread]

George Orwell. Had the courage to stand up for what he believed in and became one of the most influential authors of all time.

 

[Mcface]

Myth: THOR, Odin's son. Protector of man kind.

Real:Vassili Zaitsev, no needed explanation I hope. (700 + freakin Nazis!)

 

[AvsJoe]

It's tough not to choose Roosevelt. He was among the US's greatest presidents for several reasons and helped make not only his country, but much of the world a better place. There should be more people in the world as great as him.

Which one?

Sorry; Teddy Roosevelt. But FDR was a good man too.

 

[lwm3398]

I had to register to write this but it is so worth it!
Kerensky and General Kornilov!
Check them out seriously, best ironic bits of history EVER

You seriously just came in to say that?

Well, seeya around.

 

[lwm3398]

Vlad Tepes

sure he was a pretty extreme crazy ruler but he never invaded another country just defended his own that's why i respect him so much.

Plus, it takes balls to impale god-knows-how-many-men through the anuses and drive the spikes out the other side of their bodies.

Then Drink their fucking blood.

Really. He killed the scouts and had them milked of blood. No shit.

 

[Arkhangelsk]

Let's see, Martin Luther, George Washington, Beethoven, and Mozart. To name a few.

 

[Zildjin81]

Rasputin, Genghis Khan, Harold Godwinson or Hippocrates

EDIT: Oh if you want explanation.

Rasputin was mental. He was a womanizer and yet never washed and he didnt even have money. Gotta love his skills and it took ages to kill him! They poisoned him, stabbed him and shot him then finally put him in a huge sack and pushed him in a freezing river before he finally died.

Genghis Khan raised an entire army out of a bunch of nomads and made a huge Empire. Brilliant fighter and strategist.

Harold Godwinson fought Harold Hardrada at Stamford Bridge in the north before running all the way down to Hastings to make quite a good stand against William the Conqueror. He only ruled for like 5 days but for those five days he did all he could to defend Britain.

Hippocrates made lots of developments in the medical world even though many werent right atleast he turned people away from Supernatural causes and made an oath doctors today still follow. Got to respect him.

Dang! ninja'd I was going to say Rasputin.

 

[FolkLikePanda]

Winston Churchill

 

[stonethered]

Myth: THOR, Odin's son. Protector of man kind.

Real:Vassili Zaitsev, no needed explanation I hope. (700 + freakin Nazis!)

Dang, thats like almost as many as your average gamer.
If those kills could be exchanged for game kills at a 1-100 ratio, he'd be an FPS god!
They made a movie about him you know.

 

[Mcface]

Adolf Hitler BECAUSE the horrible things he did inspired some of the great things we have today.
The E.U.
Computers (I think)
Strong advancement in technology.
Awareness of what rascism can cause.
Space travel (Result of the cold war that happened at the end of world war two)
Satellites (Cold war again)
Advanced planes (Planes were greatly upgraded in WWII)
and so on.

(Let the controversy begin *sigh*)

Nukes.

 

[Mcface]

Myth: THOR, Odin's son. Protector of man kind.

Real:Vassili Zaitsev, no needed explanation I hope. (700 + freakin Nazis!)

Dang, thats like almost as many as your average gamer.
If those kills could be exchanged for game kills at a 1-100 ratio, he'd be an FPS god!
They made a movie about him you know.

Enemy at the gates? yeah.

its crazy to think of killing 700 people in a few years, with a damn rifle.

 

[caz105]

If it wasn't of him who would of came by the idea of democracy??

*Coughity-cough-U.S.-coughity cough*

Or did the founding father's ideas come from Ancient Roman political ideas?

Ummm are you honestly stating that democracy was invented by the US?

 

[logiman]

The Nameless Guy whi invented the wheel..can`t imagine walking all those distances..think about it..no cars, planes, bikes, skateboards etc..the entire world would be like fucking Venice..no road, just cannals..that would certanly suck

You guys hear me, right?

 

[NordicWarrior]

Myth: THOR, Odin's son. Protector of man kind.

Real:Vassili Zaitsev, no needed explanation I hope. (700 + freakin Nazis!)

He only has around 250 confirmed kills, and best guesses have him at around 500. Still impressive though.

 

[Spaceman_Spiff]

Napoleon because honestly he was a sound man. A military genius and he increased the rights of Jews in France.

 

[f4rM]

Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus

 

[lwm3398]

Ummm are you honestly stating that democracy was invented by the US?

No, but if Greece hadn't come up with it, and the Father's opinions remained the same, they would have made the first near-democracy.