[Lamagoodle Niggas Only] Who are your masculine figures?

[4head]

To me,
- Alexander the Great: quite easily, the Greatest Conqueror of ALL TIME! His death just highlights how great he was. He conquered half of the "Known World" in less than a decade, while his Charisma has earned him the title of a "living God" by Egyptian Priests (respected by the Greeks for their expertise in Religion and Medicine).
Then,
- Bruce Lee: one of the most prominent figures from China in the West. This guy has conquered the West within just a decade, too. He was a roaming teen, in the streets of Hong Kong. His father saw in him that energy for Martial Arts. After graduating in Philosophy, he started having roles in Holywood. Through his charisma, work ethic, and philosophy, Bruce showed to the Westerners that Asians were to be respected, as the "Ambassador" of China in the US. To me, after reading his book "Striking Thoughts", I saw in him another masculine figure. May he rest forever, I never lose hope as my legend never gave up on his ideas.

Following him, another HongKonguise legend:
- Jackie Chan.
His funny, and unique style of Acting got my attention, back in 2002. That's when I got hooked to Kungfu, Action movies. All thanks to the Master of Stunts. I have his book. This guy comes from impoverished refugee parents who left China, in the peak Cultural Revolution, for a better life in Hong Kong. To me, he's a fascinating, self-made man, who couldn't study because of his high energy and lack of interest in studies. His parents dropped him in an Opera (Chinese Opera), where he learned the basics of the discipline. Developing, thus a talent in acting, singing, but also, in stunts. I look up to him, just like Bruce Lee, as a driving force whenever I feel down.


And last but not least: my own father.

Though we never developed a long-lasting friendship, between a son and his dad, I still respect the man who worked like a donkey, for a couple of Kopecks.
I do feel weaker, less resistant than him and my grandpa, as they evolved in a hostile environment, where employment was tough.
But he pulled it off. At my age, he had a better self-discipline lifestyle than mine.
Unfortunately, life has separated us. Life is life!



And you?
Tell me more, I'm curious :D

 

[Based]

-Barkhad Abdi
He put Somalia on the map and he is great role model

 

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1 THE PROPHET SCW the greatest man whoever lives after him must be
2 MUHAMMED ABDULLAH HASSAN fought for every Somali freedom, qabil meant nothing to him just SOMALI

MY HERO

 

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That picture is unnecessary

must show his glory

 

[mr steal your naag]

To me,
- Alexander the Great: quite easily, the Greatest Conqueror of ALL TIME! His death just highlights how great he was. He conquered half of the "Known World" in less than a decade, while his Charisma has earned him the title of a "living God" by Egyptian Priests (respected by the Greeks for their expertise in Religion and Medicine).
Then,
- Bruce Lee: one of the most prominent figures from China in the West. This guy has conquered the West within just a decade, too. He was a roaming teen, in the streets of Hong Kong. His father saw in him that energy for Martial Arts. After graduating in Philosophy, he started having roles in Holywood. Through his charisma, work ethic, and philosophy, Bruce showed to the Westerners that Asians were to be respected, as the "Ambassador" of China in the US. To me, after reading his book "Striking Thoughts", I saw in him another masculine figure. May he rest forever, I never lose hope as my legend never gave up on his ideas.

Following him, another HongKonguise legend:
- Jackie Chan.
His funny, and unique style of Acting got my attention, back in 2002. That's when I got hooked to Kungfu, Action movies. All thanks to the Master of Stunts. I have his book. This guy comes from impoverished refugee parents who left China, in the peak Cultural Revolution, for a better life in Hong Kong. To me, he's a fascinating, self-made man, who couldn't study because of his high energy and lack of interest in studies. His parents dropped him in an Opera (Chinese Opera), where he learned the basics of the discipline. Developing, thus a talent in acting, singing, but also, in stunts. I look up to him, just like Bruce Lee, as a driving force whenever I feel down.


And last but not least: my own father.

Though we never developed a long-lasting friendship, between a son and his dad, I still respect the man who worked like a donkey, for a couple of Kopecks.
I do feel weaker, less resistant than him and my grandpa, as they evolved in a hostile environment, where employment was tough.
But he pulled it off. At my age, he had a better self-discipline lifestyle than mine.
Unfortunately, life has separated us. Life is life!



And you?
Tell me more, I'm curious :D

For me its islam feruz the half farax. With a somali bantu mother. That played for chelsea under mourinho

 

[Basra]

Napoleon the conqueror. His 5'4 figure was impressive to have achieved what he achieved. Everything he achieved was as a result of his brain which was powerful than his tiny body.



and..........

Hitler. His insanity is fascinating to me. Not to mention his awkward bodily limbs. His fingers are not strong and manly. They seem like they are suffering from neurological problems as was his brain -obviously.

 

[4head]

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Napoleon the conqueror. His 5'4 figure was impressive to have achieved what he achieved. Everything he achieved was as a result of his brain which was powerful than his tiny body.



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Hitler. His insanity is fascinating to me. Not to mention his awkward bodily limbs. His fingers are not strong and manly. They seem like they are suffering from neurological problems as was his brain -obviously.

Napoleon and Alexander the Great were my All-Time Inspirations.


But Hitler was untalented. He couldn't lead. He couldn't organize and be a proper Ruler.

He had great rhetorical skills, but that's about it.
Even his book is poorly written kkkk (I have it, just in case you asked!)

 

[Basra]

Napoleon and Alexander the Great were my All-Time Inspirations.


But Hitler was untalented. He couldn't lead. He couldn't organize and be a proper Ruler.

He had great rhetorical skills, but that's about it.
Even his book is poorly written kkkk (I have it, just in case you asked!)

Hitler was a military guy, yes his oratory skills got him the height he got. Plus he was insane. So was Napoleon.

This Napoleon was a crazy man too. His temper were legendary lol Also he was a bad letter writer. And obviously a bad lover too. How could he be? Life is not fair. U r good at one thing but scuk at other things

 

[Material]

Axmed Gurey OFC.

 

[4head]

Hitler was a military guy, yes his oratory skills got him the height he got. Plus he was insane. So was Napoleon.

This Napoleon was a crazy man too. His temper were legendary lol Also he was a bad letter writer. And obviously a bad lover too. How could he be? Life is not fair. U r good at one thing but scuk at other things

He had multiple wives, lovers and tribes of children though kkk.

Unlike Hitler, Napoleon established his own legal constitution, the "Napoleon Code" which is still applied to this day in most European countries.
Hitler will be regarded as a genocidal short-tempered man!

 

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Axmed Gurey OFC.

nobody knows that nigga tribe, he could oromo or afar but still he was great man

 

[Material]

nobody knows that nigga tribe, he could oromo or afar but still he was great man

IDC. Nigga made the Ethiopians eat raw meat and they still doing it to this day.

 

[Material]

My other one gotta be the Emperor of Qin.

 

[HiraanBorn]

To me,
- Alexander the Great: quite easily, the Greatest Conqueror of ALL TIME! His death just highlights how great he was. He conquered half of the "Known World" in less than a decade, while his Charisma has earned him the title of a "living God" by Egyptian Priests (respected by the Greeks for their expertise in Religion and Medicine).
Then,
- Bruce Lee: one of the most prominent figures from China in the West. This guy has conquered the West within just a decade, too. He was a roaming teen, in the streets of Hong Kong. His father saw in him that energy for Martial Arts. After graduating in Philosophy, he started having roles in Holywood. Through his charisma, work ethic, and philosophy, Bruce showed to the Westerners that Asians were to be respected, as the "Ambassador" of China in the US. To me, after reading his book "Striking Thoughts", I saw in him another masculine figure. May he rest forever, I never lose hope as my legend never gave up on his ideas.

Following him, another HongKonguise legend:
- Jackie Chan.
His funny, and unique style of Acting got my attention, back in 2002. That's when I got hooked to Kungfu, Action movies. All thanks to the Master of Stunts. I have his book. This guy comes from impoverished refugee parents who left China, in the peak Cultural Revolution, for a better life in Hong Kong. To me, he's a fascinating, self-made man, who couldn't study because of his high energy and lack of interest in studies. His parents dropped him in an Opera (Chinese Opera), where he learned the basics of the discipline. Developing, thus a talent in acting, singing, but also, in stunts. I look up to him, just like Bruce Lee, as a driving force whenever I feel down.


And last but not least: my own father.

Though we never developed a long-lasting friendship, between a son and his dad, I still respect the man who worked like a donkey, for a couple of Kopecks.
I do feel weaker, less resistant than him and my grandpa, as they evolved in a hostile environment, where employment was tough.
But he pulled it off. At my age, he had a better self-discipline lifestyle than mine.
Unfortunately, life has separated us. Life is life!



And you?
Tell me more, I'm curious :D

I have to tell ya, you made a pretty lame list walaal. Everyone knows the greatest conqueror of all time was the nin raga rageedi Chingghis Khan, his descendants from 1,000+ wives and concubines still exist to this day. They make about 0.5 per cent of the global population (16 million souls).
As for your father......never knew the guy tbh.

 

[4head]

I have to tell ya, you made a pretty lame list walaal. Everyone knows the greatest conqueror of all time was the nin raga rageedi Chingghis Khan, his descendants from 1,000+ wives and concubines still exist to this day. They make about 0.5 per cent of the global population (16 million souls).
As for your father......never knew the guy tbh.

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Genghis khan's overall win to lose balance is negative compared to Bonaparte, Alexander's.

This statistical analysis determined the 10 best generals of all time

Ever seen "Moneyball?" Well, someone compiled the numbers on all the generals throughout history and ranked them. Who is #1?

www.wearethemighty.com

As a Muslim, I thought you would pick Khalid Ibn Walid as he was a great general and tactician.


As far as having 1000+ concubines; most of them feared him. He raped them.
He was a great warrior, but a poor masculine role model.

Charlemagne had thousands of maidens, they were his concubines. At least, If I were you,
I'd pick him as not only a Conqueror but also a Stateman, a Man of Faith, a Percussor of one of Europe's greatest Dynasties; the Carolingians (those who built France and Germany).



And my list > your "Genghis Khan" who isn't even in the top 10 of the greatest generals of all time

 

[HiraanBorn]

Genghis khan's overall win to lose balance is negative compared to Bonaparte, Alexander's.

This statistical analysis determined the 10 best generals of all time

Ever seen "Moneyball?" Well, someone compiled the numbers on all the generals throughout history and ranked them. Who is #1?

www.wearethemighty.com

As a Muslim, I thought you would pick Khalid Ibn Walid as he was a great general and tactician.


As far as having 1000+ concubines; most of them feared him. He raped them.
He was a great warrior, but a poor masculine role model.

Charlemagne had thousands of maidens, they were his concubines. At least, If I were you,
I'd pick him as not only a Conqueror but also a Stateman, a Man of Faith, a Percussor of one of Europe's greatest Dynasties; the Carolingians (those who built France and Germany).



And my list > your "Genghis Khan" who isn't even in the top 10 of the greatest generals of all time

Khalid Ibn Walid was the OP Muslim general and very important in the early Islamic conquest, so yes I admire him greatly. His battle record is also extremely impressive.

Charlemagne was also very impressive, but for me, the most impressive European monarch was probably Otto I the Great, Holy Roman Emperor. He consolidated the different German princedoms and defeated a Magyar invasion, not to mention bringing the Kingdom of Italy into his possession through marriage and politics.

 

[4head]

Khalid Ibn Walid was the OP Muslim general and very important in the early Islamic conquest, so yes I admire him greatly. His battle record is also extremely impressive.

Charlemagne was also very impressive, but for me, the most impressive European monarch was probably Otto I the Great, Holy Roman Emperor. He consolidated the different German princedoms and defeated a Magyar invasion, not to mention bringing the Kingdom of Italy into his possession through marriage and politics.

He got beaten by the French King, Phililippe Auguste

Louis the XIXth, literally a Saint by the Church, but also a famous Stateman who built modern day France > Otto the 1st.

 

[Nak-Muay-Kru]

• Imperator Caesar Nerva Traianus Divi Nervae filius Augustus
• Samart Payakaroon/Dieselnoi Chor Thanasukarn
• Mike Tyson
• The man who shot me into existence, my aabo

 

[HiraanBorn]

He got beaten by the French King, Phililippe Auguste

Louis the XIXth, literally a Saint by the Church, but also a famous Stateman who built modern day France > Otto the 1st.
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Lol, that was Otto IV who was defeated by Phillip Augustus in 1214, not Otto I. Otto I came before him and he was known as "der große"- the Great, Otto I died in 937 AD 300 years before the Battle of Bouvines.
You mixed up two different kings with the same name bro

 

[4head]

Lol, that was Otto IV who was defeated by Phillip Augustus in 1214, not Otto I. Otto I came before him and he was known as "der große"- the Great, Otto I died in 937 AD 300 years before the Battle of Bouvines.
You mixed up two different kings with the same name bro

Oh sorry my bad!