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Hi Taylor,
Those are great and very inspiring thoughts! And as for shaking things up.... I realize I need to be a bit more provocative (without being offensive) myself.... It's good for business and publicity.... :) I agree with you about these good examples around us.... It's funny, in my case, when I was growing up, all my heroes were actually "anti-heroes".... By this I mean that they were REALLY heroes, even though they may not have acted like it.... So, as a counter-example, Superman was a hero -- he always acted like a hero should, everyone loved him.... But "anti-heroes" were different.... My favorite comic character was Spiderman. I liked the fact he was an "anti-hero" because all the cops were after him too. The cops wrongly thought he was a criminal because he was always spotted at the scenes of crimes, when Spidey was chasing a baddie.... I also used to like to read about Philip Marlowe (in books by Raymond Chandler). He's one of those wise-cracking hard-talking detectives -- he was played by Humphrey Bogart in a couple of movies I think (like "The Big Sleep"). I think I liked that character because he talked tough, but deep down you knew he was really a nice guy... Another "anti-hero" type.... These guys didn't really care too much what others thought of them. The important thing to them was to do good things, and get the job done.... :) Dien Rice |
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