Conquer Club

Sorry if you've already posted but i've decided to sort this out by doing this in a decadely order.

30's: Mohatma Gandhi

40's: Adolf Hitler

60's: Martin Luther King

80's: Mikhail Gorbachev?

90's: Slobodan Milosevic

00's: Osama Bin Laden

Some decades i've missed out on because i can't decide or if i've done a question mark it is under question by me.

there's gotta be someone else...

























can't think of anyone

If not Osama, as I said that in the other thread, then here are the others:

W. Bush
Obama
Dalai Lama
Kim Jong-il

I'm holding out for the "Most influential in the last 24 hours" thread.

for the 50s, shouldn't it be Kaptain Kangaroo.

And how did Slobodan Milosevic beat *NSYNC for the 90s? I mean like, whatever!

LOL, did you read too much cnn-bbc-fox_news_daily-mail????

Here is my list:

30's: James Joyce

40's: Sergei Prokofiev

50's: Salvador Dali

60's: John Lennon

70's: Muhammad Ali

80's: John Paul, II

90's: Edward Witten

00's: Sergey Brin

DAZMCFC is up there. Or thereabouts. At the end of the day.
When the cliches come home to roost.

kletka wrote:LOL, did you read too much cnn-bbc-fox_news_daily-mail????

Here is my list:

30's: James Joyce paddy writer

40's: Sergei Prokofiev Russian

50's: Salvador Dali great artist

60's: John Lennon overated

70's: Muhammad Ali the best(maybe)

80's: John Paul, II bollocks

90's: Edward Witten Who?

00's: Sergey Brin

look above


30's: Adolf Hitler

40's: Winston Churchill

50's: Elvis Pressley(never liked him)

60's: Jim Morrison

70's: Colin Bell

80's: Morrissey

90's: Morrissey

00's: suggs

Welcome to the cheap seats

jay_a2j wrote:I'm holding out for the "Most influential in the last 24 hours" thread.

wow two threads about pretty much the same topic. Cause you jay have never posted two or more topics with the same theme, eh jay?

EVERY DECADE NEEDS EDDIE MURPHY!


SERIOUSLY, YOU GUYS SEEN NORBERT RIGHT?

Trading Places was genius

And he's got future decades covered, with Pluto Nash.

DAZMCFC wrote:

kletka wrote:LOL, did you read too much cnn-bbc-fox_news_daily-mail????

Here is my list:

30's: James Joyce paddy writer

40's: Sergei Prokofiev Russian

50's: Salvador Dali great artist

60's: John Lennon overated

70's: Muhammad Ali the best(maybe)

80's: John Paul, II bollocks

90's: Edward Witten Who?

00's: Sergey Brin

look above


30's: Adolf Hitler

40's: Winston Churchill

50's: Elvis Pressley(never liked him)

60's: Jim Morrison

70's: Colin Bell

80's: Morrissey

90's: Eric Cantona (fixed)

00's: suggs

I respect the fact that you support the City, but c'mon Daz, you can't just rewrite history like that.

What does that mean, "of the decades?" This is an unquantified duration of time. How about King Henry the 8th, who broke England from the Catholic Church... or that one guy, whats his name? You know, the dude that discovered fire. Jimi Hendrix was pretty influential too.

freddyfarce wrote:Trading Places was genius

Word. Brilliant.

Iliad wrote:

jay_a2j wrote:I'm holding out for the "Most influential in the last 24 hours" thread.

wow two threads about pretty much the same topic. Cause you jay have never posted two or more topics with the same theme, eh jay?

Not within 5 minutes of each other.

jay_a2j wrote:

Iliad wrote:

jay_a2j wrote:I'm holding out for the "Most influential in the last 24 hours" thread.

wow two threads about pretty much the same topic. Cause you jay have never posted two or more topics with the same theme, eh jay?

Not within 5 minutes of each other.

Cry me a fucking river

30's: Vladimir Lenin

40's: Mao Tse-Tung

50's: Amil Cabral / Che Guevara (revolutionaries in Africa and South America respectively)

60's: Martin Luther King

70's: Ho Chi Min

80's: Pablo Naruda (Chilean Poet)

90's: Rigoberta Menchu Tum (feminist activists among indigenous people of South America)

00's: Hugo Chavez (President of Venezuela)

mpjh wrote:30's: Vladimir Lenin

He was a mummy by this time. He died in 1924...

And I dont think any politician qualifies anyway. They are all crooks on a payroll of some underground figures.

So Jesus died 2000 years ago and they are still putting him on lists. The question was who was most influential for a particular decade. I think that Lenin had much more influence after his death. In fact, people still read his "What is to be done."

But if you want to be anal:

20's: Vladimir Lenin

30's: Woody Guthrie

40's: Mao Tse-Tung

50's: Amil Cabral / Che Guevara (revolutionaries in Africa and South America respectively)

60's: Martin Luther King

70's: Ho Chi Min

80's: Pablo Naruda (Chilean Poet)

90's: Rigoberta Menchu Tum (feminist activist among indigenous people of South America)

00's: Hugo Chavez (President of Venezuela)

mpjh wrote: I think that Lenin had much more influence after his death.

This is your problem: you are thinking too much It is hard to be influential if you are dead, let alone the most influential person of the decades. OK, 1/3 of the surface of the Earth was covered in 30-s by portraits of grim brothers (Marx-Lenin-Stalin) but I gather only the youngest one had any real influence

It is even more puzzling what makes you put so many politicians on your lists, half of them I have never heard of... Are you nazi-commi-liberal or what?

Let us compare our nominees for the current decade. How many times did you use google this week and how many times were influenced by Hugo CHavez? How does it make Chavez more influential than Brin?

Duh, look them up if you don't know who they are.

20's: Vladimir Lenin

30's: Woody Guthrie

40's: Mao Tse-Tung

50's: Amil Cabral / Che Guevara (revolutionaries in Africa and South America respectively)

60's: Martin Luther King

70's: Ho Chi Min

80's: Pablo Naruda (Chilean Poet)

90's: Rigoberta Menchu Tum (feminist activist among indigenous people of South America)

00's: Hugo Chavez (President of Venezuela)

Chavez and Rigoberta are very influential in the world outside the insular United States teen circuit. Rigoberta won a Nobel Prize. Broaden your horizons a bit.

mpjh wrote: Chavez and Rigoberta are very influential in the world outside the insular United States teen circuit. Rigoberta won a Nobel Prize. Broaden your horizons a bit.

Hey, I have nothing to do with USofA and I was a teen when Lenin was alive I have nothing against Rigoberta but the size of her wiki page does not really justify your positioning her as the most influential person of the 90-ies. But don't give me any shit about peace Nobel prise. I cannot think of a more disgusting award...

Besides, try to argue against my case that Brin is more influential than Chavez...

Broaden your horizons a bit beyond latino communist politics

This thread could use some criteria it would seem.

Admittedly id have to say Brin is pretty influential.