real life badasses

[Dave Mac]

The Iceman.
dave
http://www.crimelibrary.com/notoriou...linski2/1.html

[PoBoy321]

Alvin York

The wikipedia link actually isn't that great, but it's something. Basically in WWI, Alvin York (some say single-handedly) killed over 30 and captured over 130 German soldiers. The story goes that Sergeant York, who grew up in rural Tennessee, was so used to navigating woods that he advanced well past his detachment and behind enemy lines. When he turned around to come back, he attacked machine gun nests, many of which surrendered, assuming that they were surrounded.

[SNOWBALL]

Audie Murphy Wiki

WW2 infantry combat soldier. Creditted with 240 kills, and was the highest decorated soldier in the war. Later went on to act in movies and write songs. If what they say about this guy is true, he's like a real life video game hero or like Arnold Schwarzeneger in commando.

[almostbusto]

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The Iceman.
dave
http://www.crimelibrary.com/notoriou...linski2/1.html

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what the [censored] is wrong with you? how is that guy a bad ass at all?

you suck at life

[Dave Mac]

lol, you are a [censored] i guess, explain to me how he coudl possible not be?

[miajag]

Sir Isaac Brock

Brock started as an ensign in the 8th Regiment of Foot in 1785 at the age of fifteen, where he was likely given responsibility for the regimental colours[1]. Brock reached the rank of captain, and transferred to the 49th Regiment of Foot (also known as the Hertfordshire Regiment of Foot) on June 15, 1791. His nephew and biographer (Ferdinand Brock Tupper) asserts that shortly after joining the regiment, a professional dueler forced a match on him. As the one being challenged, Brock had his choice of terms, and so he insisted that they fight with pistols. His friends were shocked, as Brock was considered only a moderately good shot, while this man was an expert. Brock, however, refused to change his mind. When the duelist arrived at the field, he asked Brock to decide how many paces they would take. Brock subsequently insisted that the duel would take place, not at the usual range, but at handkerchief distance. The duelist declined and subsequently was forced to leave the regiment.

[Villainaire]

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The Iceman.
dave
http://www.crimelibrary.com/notoriou...linski2/1.html

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Ruthless.

[almostbusto]

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lol, you are a [censored] i guess, explain to me how he coudl possible not be?

[/ QUOTE ] so are charles manson, osama bin laden, hitler, pol pot, and stalin badasses too?

i guess we just have a different view of what makes a person a badass.

[Dave Mac]

no, completly different, for example it took something like 5 us marshals to take him down when they arrested him, that is bad ass. he [censored] [censored] up himself, he didn't order or mesmerise people and get them to do his bidding. if you said a seril killer who went after women was not bad ass i would agree, a 6'4" hit man who kills other hard asses and is genearlly a [censored] menace is bad ass.
dave

[BCPVP]

Mas Oyama

Famous for founding Kyokushin Karate and fighting bulls bare-handed.
http://www.fightingmaster.com/masters/oyama/