christonic
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Ppl glorify this douche like he was a saint.Originally Posted by torgriffith
Happy Columbus Day!
Dude got more body counts than hitler
Who was the Baddest man on the planet? (historical figures)
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martdizzle23
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Isn't he also known as Zhuge Liang or Kongming? I'm a dynasty warriors fan and I've read "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" one of the greatest books I've read lol here are more pics of him from video game adaptations lol
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George W. Bush
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This guy.
And I'm not even Christian.
And I'm not even Christian.
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whos bad?
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Originally Posted by MarTdiZzle23
Isn't he also known as Zhuge Liang or Kongming? I'm a dynasty warriors fan and I've read "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" one of the greatest books I've read lol here are more pics of him from video game adaptations lol
Definitely one of my favorite characters in Dynasty Warriors.
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whos bad?
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Red Cliff is one amazing movie. It's crazy long though
hella handsome
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Real?
Fictional?
Fictional?
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I won't go through the people already posted so I'll add:
Pol Pot: He proved William F. Buckley's adage that we would be better governed by the first 200 names in the Cambridge, MA phone book than the Harvard Faculty. Pol Pot was the evil 20th Century dictator with a PhD, from the Sarbonne no less, the French equivalent to the Ivy League. In terms of the percentage of deaths inflicted on his Countrymen he exceeds all others and it was because he decided to use his country, Cambodia, as a laboratory for his left wing sociology experiments and he used his people as lab rats.
King Henry V: He was raised in the feudal system where wars where the core of an army were Aristocrats on horse back and peasant archers and pike men were auxiliaries. During his attempted invasion of France he lost most of his army and horses to disease and he tried to escape but was cutoff from the coast by the French main Army. At Agincourt King Henry V along wit ha few hundred knights, without horses and few thousand auxiliary foot soldiers faced down 20,000 French Knights, all well equiped and supplied with War Horses. Naturally, the English routed the French. In Halo terms thati s like 100 elite, 5,000 Grunts and a few hundred Jackels ahnihilating 20,000 Brites and Elites, riding in 5,000 Wraiths and 10,000 Ghosts.
Andrew Jackson: Our toughest President, TR killed some big game, Andrew Jackson was a POW, survived disease, defeated formidable Indian Tribe, routed the British at New Orleans and served as President and actually did "stand up to special interests" when he slew the "Hydra of Corruption," also known as the Second Bank of the United States, the forerunner to the current Federal reserve, which as also a very corrupt and serpentine operation.
Miyamoto Musashi: The Samurai were the best trained warriors in history and Musashi was the greatest among them. He was simply a Master swordsman. As a young man, he spent four years in the woods training daily. He trained himself not just in the use of his weapons but he made his mind, body and blade become one and when he emerged from the woods, he fought dozens of duels and won all but one (he had one draw) and he capped his combat career by killing the man whom many in Japan considered the best Samurai at the time. Having defeated his greatest foe, he became a man of peace and started his own Dojo where he taught that while one should be well equipped to kill anyone, one should avoid violence.
Pol Pot: He proved William F. Buckley's adage that we would be better governed by the first 200 names in the Cambridge, MA phone book than the Harvard Faculty. Pol Pot was the evil 20th Century dictator with a PhD, from the Sarbonne no less, the French equivalent to the Ivy League. In terms of the percentage of deaths inflicted on his Countrymen he exceeds all others and it was because he decided to use his country, Cambodia, as a laboratory for his left wing sociology experiments and he used his people as lab rats.
King Henry V: He was raised in the feudal system where wars where the core of an army were Aristocrats on horse back and peasant archers and pike men were auxiliaries. During his attempted invasion of France he lost most of his army and horses to disease and he tried to escape but was cutoff from the coast by the French main Army. At Agincourt King Henry V along wit ha few hundred knights, without horses and few thousand auxiliary foot soldiers faced down 20,000 French Knights, all well equiped and supplied with War Horses. Naturally, the English routed the French. In Halo terms thati s like 100 elite, 5,000 Grunts and a few hundred Jackels ahnihilating 20,000 Brites and Elites, riding in 5,000 Wraiths and 10,000 Ghosts.
Andrew Jackson: Our toughest President, TR killed some big game, Andrew Jackson was a POW, survived disease, defeated formidable Indian Tribe, routed the British at New Orleans and served as President and actually did "stand up to special interests" when he slew the "Hydra of Corruption," also known as the Second Bank of the United States, the forerunner to the current Federal reserve, which as also a very corrupt and serpentine operation.
Miyamoto Musashi: The Samurai were the best trained warriors in history and Musashi was the greatest among them. He was simply a Master swordsman. As a young man, he spent four years in the woods training daily. He trained himself not just in the use of his weapons but he made his mind, body and blade become one and when he emerged from the woods, he fought dozens of duels and won all but one (he had one draw) and he capped his combat career by killing the man whom many in Japan considered the best Samurai at the time. Having defeated his greatest foe, he became a man of peace and started his own Dojo where he taught that while one should be well equipped to kill anyone, one should avoid violence.
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Originally Posted by hella handsome
Oh snap that pic is sick. SOrry fam but this is my new avy. Thank you for posting it.
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Simo Hayha...he was a Finnish sniper who had 500+ confirmed kills of Russian soldiers in WW2.
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bill the butcher
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And I see what u did there
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And Christonic its no problem my dude
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Jrose5.
He was banning infidels while you were being conceived in a run down strip club bathroom.
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He was banning infidels while you were being conceived in a run down strip club bathroom.
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Why you slupin so hard
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Lu Bu, he gotta be up there.
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Genghis Khan, no debating.
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Just swooped in to say this oh and Tadakatstu Honda
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