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cinch
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Jul 2002 time: 22:23
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Thomas Paine
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Gen. George Marshall
Abraham Lincoln
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Zkribbler
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Los Angeles, CA, USA
Feb 1999 time: 21:23
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George Washington -- if for no other reason that turning down the crown when his men offered to make him King..
John Marshall -- for his decision in Marberry v. Madison, declaring the Supreme Court to be the final arbiter of what the Constitution means.
Ben Franklin -- for talking the French into intervening in the Revolution; for his many inventions; for his rags to riches rise.
Mark Twain -- his writing crystalized the American way of thinking -- individualistic, anti-government, gloriously unsophisticated.
Dr. Martin Luther King -- led the modern push for not only equality but non-violence. The ideas of his Southern Christian Leadership Conference, were seized upon by Latinos, by women, by oldster, by gays, etc., in their own demands for equality.
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centrifuge
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Abe Lincoln
Bob Dylan (many don't understand his cultural impact)
Ben Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
MLK Jr
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centrifuge
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quote: Originally posted by Dissident
Bob Dylan had no impact. He didn't impact me or the music I listen to at all. |
That's a great big lump of bullsh*t, if you listen to music he impacted it
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Kontiki
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Canada
Aug 2001 time: 00:23
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Kato Kaelin
Jerry Springer
Judge Judy
Verne Troyer (Mini Me!)
Eric Estrada
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