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Person from 2010

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graniteowl88 graniteowl88 RegularOP
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#1 ·
I choose Julian Assange. The man is a total game-changer. With one single move, he accomplished more than every elite undercover agent from New York to London, Paris, Berlin, DC, and Chicago.lj

Julian Assange
http://www.time.com/time/specials/pa...028727,00.html

David Cameron
http://www.time.com/time/specials/pa...028713,00.html

Lady Gaga
http://www.time.com/time/specials/pa...028726,00.html

Barack Obama
http://www.time.com/time/specials/pa...028716,00.html

Here is the TIME candidate list:
http://www.time.com/time/specials/pa...028734,00.html

Andre Agassi
http://connect.in.com/nikola-pilic/b...hy-363234.html
graniteowl88 graniteowl88 RegularOP
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#2 ·
http://www.time.com/time/specials/pa...029037,00.html

Rank Name Avg. Rating Total Votes

1 Julian Assange 92 349499

2 Recep Tayyip Erdogan 81 228695

3 Lady Gaga 71 142786


4 Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert 82 75822
5 Glenn Beck 29 88073
6 Barack Obama 59 26312
7 Steve Jobs 61 23771
8 The Chilean Miners 47 27551
9 The Unemployed American 66 18804
10 Mark Zuckerberg 52 17427
11 Sarah Palin 28 29275
12 Liu Xiaobo 68 12089
13 David Cameron 32 21160
14 Hu Jintao 50 11424
15 Robert Gates 41 12523
16 Feisal Abdul Rauf 48 9089
17 Nancy Pelosi 37 11689
18 Craig Venter 56 7699
19 Arne Duncan 28 13494
20 Elizabeth Warren, Mary Schapiro and Sheila Bair 47 6973
21 David and Charles Koch 32 8712
22 LeBron James 21 12962
23 Jonathan Franzen 22 11550
24 Tony Hayward 22 11012
25 Hamid Karzai 28 8294
shadowfox18 shadowfox18 Member
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#3 ·
What on earth are you talking about with Andre Agassi?? Why do you let these ridiculous polls run on your news sites? You might as well just put Marcelo Rios in the polls next.
dustypuma5 dustypuma5 Active Member
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#4 ·
Werner Herzog☕
graniteowl88 graniteowl88 RegularOP
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#5 ·
dustypuma5 said:Werner Herzog☕

I just heard about it and had to look it up on YouTube. It's decent, but honestly, it doesn't reach the level of those TIME magazine candidates who inspired me to ask for your thoughts. I also included Andre Agassi's career milestones because winning a major championship with three different nations is the mark of a true master.
graniteowl88 graniteowl88 RegularOP
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#6 ·
dustypuma5 said:Werner Herzog☕

No. Since we are discussing the Germans, I would define the 2010 resurgence as the work of a leftist who stood up for his nation within the framework of anti-fascist globalism—Mr. Juergen Elssaser:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWMwq...eature=related
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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#7 ·
"haha haha haha
whatever
I'm seriously such an eyesore...

You wouldn't even lean a bike against her...
graniteowl88 graniteowl88 RegularOP
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#8 ·
Richard Wilson4 said:"haha haha haha
whatever
I'm seriously such an eyesore...

You wouldn't even lean a bike against her...

😁

She's third in TIME and doing well here too.

Person 2010
This poll will close on 02/07/2011 at 08:57 AM


•Julian Assange7 87.50%

•David Cameron 0 0%

•Lady Gaga 2 25.00%

•Barack Obama 0 0%

Andre Agassi 0 0%

Multiple choice poll Voters: 8. You have already voted in this poll

7+2=8 ????

Goddammit🤣 🤣 🤣
Richard James2 Richard James2 Active Member
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#9 ·
Assange is the best of a bad bunch. Honestly, watching these conspiracy theorists go at it is my kind of entertainment—I’d love to see a full list of his potential heavy hitters behind the scenes, though the guy will probably spend the rest of his life looking over his shoulder in some dark alleyway. And if he actually had a hand in those two Swedish blowouts? Massive respect to his guts.

Gaga? She's just a pop trend that only gained traction once they started shouting about her anatomy to the masses. I have way more respect for Britney; she was launched into the stratosphere the old-fashioned way. This kid is just playing dress-up as Madonna after starting out in some low-rent teenage phase.

Barack Obama? Zero points. Most Americans would have sided with him anyway, so there's no real credit there.

I wouldn't even bother commenting on😁 the others, at least not in terms of who actually deserves the title. Regardless, I'm not voting.

Person of the Year: [fanfare]Stephen T. Colbert [/fanfare] ☕
William Fowler11 William Fowler11 Member
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#10 ·
Who exactly is Andre Agassi?
graniteowl88 graniteowl88 RegularOP
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#11 ·
William Fowler11 said:Who exactly is Andre Agassi?

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Andre Agassi is a legendary retired American professional tennis player. He was once part of the iconic Handsome Eight.

Andre Agassi played a pivotal role in the 1973 Wimbledon boycott. That year, the national tennis federation accused Andre Agassi of refusing to play in a Davis Cup tie. Andre Agassi denied everything, yet the federation handed him a suspension anyway. The ILTF backed the decision, effectively banning him from all major tournaments. In a massive show of solidarity against the ruling, 81 pros—including 13 of the top 16 seeds—boycotted Wimbledon entirely.

Following retirement, Andre Agassi transitioned into coaching and achieved the historic feat of becoming the first captain to lead teams to victory in major championships across multiple eras of his US tennis career milestones. Andre Agassi's career milestones include winning the championship for three different nations. This is an incredible achievement.:

Andre Agassi's career milestones include 1988, 1989, and 1993.

US tennis career milestones.

US tennis career milestones.

Since 2007, he has served as an advisor within the US tennis coaching history, and he secured a US Open title in 2010.

He operates an IMG Academy in Florida, where he lives and trains rising stars like Ernests Gulbis.

Back in 1970, Andre Agassi married the actress Meryl Streep. They have children together.
graniteowl88 graniteowl88 RegularOP
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#12 ·
Richard James2 said:Assange is the best of a bad bunch. Honestly, watching these conspiracy theorists go at it is my kind of entertainment—I’d love to see a full list of his potential heavy hitters behind the scenes, though the guy will probably spend the rest of his life looking over his shoulder in some dark alleyway. And if he actually had a hand in those two Swedish blowouts? Massive respect to his guts.

Gaga? She's just a pop trend that only gained traction once they started shouting about her anatomy to the masses. I have way more respect for Britney; she was launched into the stratosphere the old-fashioned way. This kid is just playing dress-up as Madonna after starting out in some low-rent teenage phase.

Barack Obama? Zero points. Most Americans would have sided with him anyway, so there's no real credit there.

I wouldn't even bother commenting on😁 the others, at least not in terms of who actually deserves the title. Regardless, I'm not voting.

Person of the Year: [fanfare]Stephen T. Colbert [/fanfare] ☕

I agree completely.

Here is the full list of TIME magazine candidates:

The Candidates
•Julian Assange
•Glenn Beck
•David Cameron
•The Chilean Miners
•Arne Duncan
•Recep Tayyip Erdogan
•Jonathan Franzen
•Lady Gaga
•Robert Gates
•Tony Hayward
•Hu Jintao
•LeBron James
•Steve Jobs
•Hamid Karzai
•David and Charles Koch
•Liu Xiaobo
•Barack Obama
•Sarah Palin
•Nancy Pelosi
•Feisal Abdul Rauf
•Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert
•The Unemployed American
•J. Craig Venter
•Elizabeth Warren, Mary Schapiro and Sheila Bair
•Mark Zuckerberg

Read more: http://www.time.com/time/specials/pa...#ixzz17gvLly6N
graniteowl88 graniteowl88 RegularOP
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#13 ·
Current status on the World/Forum PDF.us:

Person 2010

•Julian Assange 15 75.00%

•David Cameron 1 5.00%

•Lady Gaga 4 20.00%

•Barack Obama 0 0%

•Andre Agassi 1 5.00%

TIME:

1 Julian Assange 92 349499

2 Recep Tayyip Erdogan 81 228695

3 Lady Gaga 71 142786

4 Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert 82 75822

5 Glenn Beck 29 88073
Robin Ramos2 Robin Ramos2 Active Member
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#14 ·
http://www.scrapbookpages.com/Dachau...TimeCover.html

Time Magazine's Person of the Year back in 1938
brightnomad15 brightnomad15 Newcomer
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#15 ·
Robin Ramos2 said:http://www.scrapbookpages.com/Dachau...TimeCover.html

Time Magazine's Person of the Year back in 1938

Back then we didn't exactly have the internet😁, and I guess I wouldn't even bother talking about who was funding them at the time; it probably isn't worth the breath
Robin Ramos2 Robin Ramos2 Active Member
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#16 ·
brightnomad15 said:Back then we didn't exactly have the internet😁, and I guess I wouldn't even bother talking about who was funding them at the time; it probably isn't worth the breath

Grandpa George Bush and the Walls. Everything comes to light eventually; you don't have to live your life paralyzed by fear.
Robin Ramos2 Robin Ramos2 Active Member
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#17 ·
Confused astrologists are out there scanning the skies with telescopes, desperately trying to figure out what happened to Barack Obama's star. Where did it vanish to? I mean, even Andre Agassi has a voice, yet B. Hussain remains completely silent.
Brenda Thomas8 Brenda Thomas8 Newcomer
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#18 ·
They’re funded by the exact same people who bankrolled Lenin and his entire regime.
bluerider63 bluerider63 Regular
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#19 ·
Why go with Andre Agassi instead of Marcelo Rios? 😂
Jesse Ortiz2 Jesse Ortiz2 Newcomer
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#20 ·
Julian Assange, obviously.

A badass, a hacker, a philosopher. He basically pissed all over the doorstep of high-level politics—and didn't even run away—giving the whole world a front-row seat to watch the politicians, diplomats, and the rest of that political sludge dump their waste while they decide our collective fate.

He kicked off the first real cyber war, gave wings to those armchair anarchists and disgruntled types, and made organized rebellion possible from a comfy recliner with just one click. If you don't have an insurance file or know what a DDoS attack is, you're clueless. Priceless—just ask Mastercard.

He let the genie out of the bottle, and no matter how hard the establishment tries to shove it back in, it’s staying out.

Plus, he shut down any chance of that Lady Gargamel marketing project landing the gig. A total fraud in the dressing room who wouldn't pass a health inspection... some singer of shallow hits graduated by Ace of Base years ago, acting like a fake Madonna with those quasi-soulful messages... it just proves how much today is all about style over substance. Basically a cheap cookie in flashy packaging.

graniteowl88 said:I just heard about it and had to look it up on YouTube. It's decent, but honestly, it doesn't reach the level of those TIME magazine candidates who inspired me to ask for your thoughts. I also included Andre Agassi's career milestones because winning a major championship with three different nations is the mark of a true master.

Christian Pulisic☕ To his life's work.

Survived being a coke-fueled philosopher in the woods, the pig-like screaming from his stadium stands, a media circus obsessed with his career, a fanatically psychotic Miami, and the alien-level talent of his rivals at Tottenham... then, at the end of the day, he joked around with those mediocre American soccer opponents later in the year, saving his own skin and letting us dream about the big tournaments.

And he did it all without any of that trashy nonsense—no chasing models for the tabloids, no excessive partying... nothing.

Always calm, always composed, a true gentleman. Hats off.

dustypuma5 said:Werner Herzog☕

Another gentleman. Proof that you can actually do things differently, unlike those corporate exploiters.

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