The Five Most Influential Individuals in Your Lifetime

Discussion in 'General' started by Vard0n, Aug 26, 2010.

  1. Sure, we are all individuals and we like to believe most of our positive achievements are a result of our own creative sparks and individuality, while a lot of our negative actions were brought into fruition by others. Your environment largely shapes you, fundamentally people. I know you were asked this a hundred times in your primary education, but as you age I feel as if you take your positive influences that have accumulated in your life for granted. It's a good introspective activity despite the nature of the question. Who are the top five most influential people in your life? Anyone. Dead, alive, or fictional.

    1. My Grandfather
    2. My Brother
    3. 2pac
    4. Buddha
    5. Stan/Kyle's monologues in South Park
     
  2. 1.Dad
    2.Granddad
    3.Mom
    4.Bruce Lee
    5.Ben franklin
     
  3. This is in no specific order but:
    George Carlin
    Jack Kerouac
    Hunter Thompson
    Immortal Technique

    I can't think of a 5th but those people have greatly affected the way I think and look at the world.
     
  4. Vince Shlomi
    Dean Koontz
    Bill O'Reilly
    Woody Allen
    Orel Hershiser
     
  5. 1. My Granfather
    2. My Wife
    3. Darrel Abbot
    4. Weird Al
    5. Gene Rodenberry
     
  6. 1. My Mom
    2. My homie Jason basically taught me everything of what you would called a street education
    3. Tupac
    4. Joseph Bruce
    5. Jamie Spanolio(reason I wanted to get into making music)
     
  7. 1. my dad
    2. my grampa
    3. steve-o
    4. john lennon
    5. marijuana
     
  8. The Prophet Muhammed (pbuh)
     
  9. Better duck down. Oh wait did the Muslims pass a new law where its okay to say his name now just not show a picture?

    :hide:
     

  10. It's always been that way brah :wave:
     
  11. dude, im not sure you should be here. it's offensive to new yorkers or something.

    anyway uh my five.

    plato's brother adam
    that apple that pegged newton's noggin (newton stole all the credit)
    santa claus
    tycho brahe's notebook
    and nemo
     
  12. Are you the reason they have those 'do not try this at home' warnings?
     
  13. Aside from my amazing Mother and Grandmother...

    1. My first really really close childhood best friend.
    2. Last guy I dated, I changed drastically (in good/bad ways).
    3. Bernardo Bertolucci and Harmony Korine and many other amazing filmmakers.
    4. Every writer to come from the beat generation, Kerouac, Burroughs, Ginsberg.
    5. Issac Brock of Modest Mouse. I feel like every Modest Mouse song was meant for me.

    Wow I listed way more than 5...I suck at being distinct...
     
  14. God
    Rob Dyrdek
    Al Pacino
    My Parents
    Me
     

  15. :rolleyes::confused:
     
  16. Haha, I was thinking the same thing.
     

  17. I am a New Yorker brah
     
  18. My Parents, especially my father has shaped my general attitude towords life.

    My first girlfriend, really brought me out of my shell and helped me grow emotionally.

    Another ex girlfriend, still friends with her, learned the difference between lust, loving someone, and being IN LOVE with someone.

    My good friend, his view on the world almost parralel mine, and the conversations and banter we have I wouldn't trade for anything.

    Myself, My methodical brain has verrily forced me to look at everything with a logical perspective. And I guess I could add everyone that helped me realize not EVERYthing is logical.

    I dunno, I'm baked. :smoking::D
     
  19. #20 ImTheJoker4u2, Aug 26, 2010
    Last edited by a moderator: Aug 26, 2010
    Tommy Chong
    George Carlin
    My ex mother-in-law(Whose mantra was "Live to laugh, laugh to live")
    Bill Maher
    Jon Stewert
     

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