Who's Your Hero?

[tatsblisters 7,957]

Only true fictional hero I can think of is James Corbett the hunter of man eating tigers and leopards .

[Dinosaurs 2,008]

My Dad. Atb

[Crackers 807]

Me!!!!

[bob.243 7,549]

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[king 11,664]

The surgeon who saved my son's life at the age of 2days old.

Without his knowledge skill and dedication my lad wouldn't be here now age 14.

Them type of people are proper hero's in my eyes.

Not so called super stars.people who sing songs.

What a load of complete bollocks.

Super stars.ffs feck off.

[Robert hasselhoff 137]

It's a tough one this, maybe hotmeat but then again mark brick knocks him off the top spot for sure .Atb the hoff

[dytkos 17,536]

Not "my hero" as such but I have the utmost respect for Simon Weston, bravest man alive if anyone has seen the documentary Simons War

 

Cheers, D.

[waltjnr 5,972]

Mad Jack Churchill? Think I've got that right, went into to battle with sword and bow, bagpipes playing, his exploits are pretty heroic!

[Neal 1,788]

Would have to be my grandad...he Was at Dunkirk then fought in Italy and North africa

 

But he wasn't one of these people who think there superior or deserve something because of what they did in the military

Jacknife, Like you my grandad was also at Dunkirk and then Italy and North Africa. He didn't talk about it much but whenever he did, he tried to put a humorous slant on it: like telling us he'd lost his leg in the war even though all his grandchildren could remember him in the early 80s with two legs. He made up so many stories that it wasn't until I studied geography at A level that I discovered Abu Dhabi was a real place!

 

However, my favourite true story was told to us during the late 80s after he went on holiday to Spain with my nan. As they were boarding the plane a blind gentleman in a wheelchair being pushed along in front of him asked, "Is that you Jack?" He'd trod on a mine out in the desert which had left him blind and without the use of his legs and my granddad had carried him all the way back to camp over God knows how many miles of desert and the chap had recognised his voice over forty years later.

 

My other heroes are my kids. I know a lot of people try to live their lives again via their kids but I often say to them, "When I grow up I want to be just like you."

Edited August 6, 2017 by Neal

[dave88 1,565]

Batman

[scothunter 12,609]

Mad Jack Churchill? Think I've got that right, went into to battle with sword and bow, bagpipes playing, his exploits are pretty heroic!

Yea was a claymore. Also took a longbow and killed a german with it.

[Lenmcharristar 9,183]

Blair mayne

[Lenmcharristar 9,183]

 

Blair mayne

 

psychopath an a homo but credit where it dew

he was no poofter, he was the perfect killing machine, your thinking about Ronnie kray

[Lenmcharristar 9,183]

paddy the pidgeon

i thought you would have said dessie the border fox???? Lol

[Lenmcharristar 9,183]

 

 

 

Blair mayne

 

psychopath an a homo but credit where it dew

he was no poofter, he was the perfect killing machine, your thinking about Ronnie kray

ffs he kicked in more back doors than the ruc

lolololol bollix, he had hitler quaking in his boots, he was 1 tough basstard