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Dying alone, probably. I dislike heights, but I think dying alone is worse.
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Anti-heroes are people who may do the right thing and save the day in the end but they don't do out of a sense of justice, they're after something else, like profit or fame or something similar. Nate Drake doesn't save the day because he feels compelled to, mostly he's after treasure and money, but finds himself in the midst of a situation where he often has to do the right thing because his fate and the right thing become intertwined.
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Batman.
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Alexis Bledel
David Tennant
Ryan Gosling
Daniel Craig
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The way Tennant's Doctor goes out in Dr. Who is really awesome. I think it's so heroic that he sacrifices himself for someone when "he could be so much more". It had me in tears for a solid 15 minutes. It's one of the better heroic sacrifices I've ever seen.
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It is, but Dr. Who is getting really good, and I only have like ten episodes of Tennant left. I keep forcing myself forward even though I know where it leads and that makes me sad.
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Bastion. Definitely Bastion.
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That's a super tough question. I really dig characters like Krusty and Burns because they were never overused and their roles never got tired as a result. I also think Ned was used really well over the entirety of that show.
I'd probably say Krusty, because every Krusty-centric episode of the Simpsons was stellar, at least among the first ten or so seasons. -
Stop sign? I'm actually a Taurus, and in the Chinese Zodiac, I'm an ox. The Taurus fits me pretty well, I'm super stubborn and such, because that's how I roll.
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It's definitely either a lightsaber or a Green Lantern power battery and ring.
THe thing about the lightsaber is that Jedis only rock at using them because of the force, so if you don't have the Force, you'd probably cut off like 3 limbs with it.
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I've actually traveled very few places in my life. Detroit's probably the worst, there's just such high racial tension and class tension and such that it's really uncomfortable to be there. It's too bad because their sports stadiums are great for watching games.
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Chuck Bartowski - As the intersect, he's pretty badass, plus he's solid comedy relief when necessary.
Commander Sheperd - He has excellent leadership qualities and has a knack for getting the job done.
Samus Aran - C'mon, Samus.
Soranik Natu - She's a highly trained Green Lantern and an incredible doctor, the two are extremely necessary on any team.
Darth Revan - Everyone needs a Jedi and before going all evilsauce, Revan was the best of the best. (The Jedi Exile is also acceptable in this role).
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I'm pretty sure that @Twyst (my sister) told me when I was super young. Also, my dad used to say "it's all fixed anyway!" when I was younger but I don't remember it ever really hitting home in a way that upset me, I was just like "Bret hart is badass" and moved on my merry way. Bret Hart is badass though, seriously.
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A little bit. However, there was this image:http://www.ceand.com/images/Funny/batman-law-and-order.gif
Which I think is pretty fantastic.
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I vote Tom Cruise. I recently saw Valkyrie and it really seemed like he was phoning it in except for the last scene of the film. He's had some great movies, but for how big a name he is, I don't get it. Though he did marry a young Mimi Rogers... so respect.
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I get told my eyes are "very blue" a lot, so I'll go with that. However, I'd say it's my sharp wit and uncanny sense of humour, anyone who tells you different is a rap scallion.
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Matt Bremner’s Bio
MMA Blogger, Comics Fan, Video Game Fantatic, also Canadian, but not really polite.
