I still don't get this thing with having people as icons, or having to hold people (especially sportsmen/women) as role models.
My Dad did pretty well in both cases.
Fenweasal
I still don't get this thing with having people as icons, or having to hold people (especially sportsmen/women) as role models.
My Dad did pretty well in both cases.
Should be out riding
I reckon we all draw good things from lots of different sources, i'm not interested in watching sports or looking up to sportsmen but Pythagoras, Bool, Davinci, Beethoven, Holst, Trent Reznor, James Hatfield, Hatsumei, My dad, Britten and My mum all have ways and levels of good stuff i can admire and aspire to.
Each to our own...
Originally Posted by Mully
You can't save the fallen, direct the lost or motivate the lazy.
Forum whore
It's not about "having to", it's admiring and acknowledging great achievements and excellence in a field. Personally I find his achievements inspirational, as with many others.
I don't have to, there is no need in it, it just makes you realise what is possible and what can be achieved with a dream, dedication and focus. Is that a bad thing?
Should be out riding
I think thats a really good thing
You can't save the fallen, direct the lost or motivate the lazy.
Forum whore
He sort of ran out of time.......Peter was heading in the right direction. I suppose you can say, shooting at pirates is self sacrificing - especially when you miss and they didn't...........
“- He felt that his whole life was some kind of dream and he sometimes wondered whose it was and whether they were enjoying it.”
Rest In Peace
I looked up at my grand parents and parents as role models and people I would like to aspire to.
Hello officer put it on my tab
Don't steal the government hates competition.
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