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<blockquote data-quote="Sodalis" data-source="post: 272714" data-attributes="member: 1791">Hero's are defined by a people in a specific time.&nbsp; The poeple you have named (rl) were not hero's until recognised.&nbsp; George washington was branded traitor by the British.&nbsp; Einstein flunked forth grade math.&nbsp; Joan of Arc was called a witch and burned at the stake.&nbsp; Only in hindsight can we appreciate the heroic deeds, and recognise them as heros.&nbsp; But in 1000 years, will the people still feel the same way?But back on topic: I can't believe that after so many lists that included people like frodo, batman, and other people that are no more than normal people who extraordinary things, you guys all failed to mention the greatest hero of all time, the defender&nbsp; of the Universe... that is right, I am talking about ...HE-MAN</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sodalis, post: 272714, member: 1791"] Hero's are defined by a people in a specific time. The poeple you have named (rl) were not hero's until recognised. George washington was branded traitor by the British. Einstein flunked forth grade math. Joan of Arc was called a witch and burned at the stake. Only in hindsight can we appreciate the heroic deeds, and recognise them as heros. But in 1000 years, will the people still feel the same way? But back on topic: I can't believe that after so many lists that included people like frodo, batman, and other people that are no more than normal people who extraordinary things, you guys all failed to mention the greatest hero of all time, the defender of the Universe... that is right, I am talking about ... [color=yellow][size=3]HE-MAN[/size][/color] [/QUOTE]

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