• uniquely-ironic said on Feb 15, 2009....

  paramedics and EMTs.  With my past work history in the medical field I've had a lot of interactions with them.  These guys and gals aren't paid nearly enough to do what they do and see what they see.  They deserve all the love and support that we can give them.

• Hegemone said on Feb 15, 2009....

  In my personal experience, I had a teacher that was somewhat of a hero to me.  She was there for me through a tough time in my adolescent life ... my parents' divorce.  She didn't judge me, she didn't patronize me, but she was there.  If I needed to break down and cry, she was there.  If I needed help with anything at school she was there.  If I didn't have cash for any of the Equestrian Club outings we went on she footed the bill for me, without asking to be paid back, even though I offered.  At times when she knew my parents couldn't afford to buy clothes for me, or wouldn't ... she seemed to come up with things she "just wasn't wearing anymore" that she wanted me to have.  Not all of those things seemed like it would actually be in her wardrobe, but that knowledge passed silently.  She always had sound and comforting advise.  She also made sure I knew that if I ever needed a place to go, if things were too rough at home, I could call her, she would come get me and things would be OK.  I never did need to do that ... but it meant more than I can express to know that the choice was there.  I wish I was still in contact with her ... she moved away though ... but she was there at an important time and I'll never forget her for that.

• CreativeWoman said on Feb 15, 2009....

  I think that Captain Sully who landed the plane on the Hudson River is a true hero.  I was so impressed with his courage, quick thinking, and steadiness.
  
  CW
  

• mixednuts said on Feb 15, 2009....

  Thanks you three!

• copsunite said on Feb 16, 2009....

  [HERO]

  {me}

  I keep the slime off the streets. I want more cash!

• curezilla said on Feb 16, 2009....

  i do my best to find cures for anything. Does this make me a hero? I don't think that I am.

• wormhilda said on Feb 16, 2009....

  My mum was my hero! The fact that she could put up with me made her sort of a hero.

• satanx said on Feb 16, 2009....

  If you don't love Alah, or God then you must see me as your true  hero. I accept the fame and glory. I'm gathering souls. Harvesting is hard work, but who else can do it?

• hugecock! said on Feb 16, 2009....

  I was a male call boy in college. Many females thought of me as their hero. I did what no other men would, or could do, but I was never paid much for my services.

  It was a work of love though.

• mixednuts said on Feb 16, 2009....

  geeezus! I was planning to keep this clean, and serious. You do have free speech here  though.

• sony said on Feb 16, 2009....

  As of now my hero is Obama. Bush was a fool.

• MUGSHOT said on Feb 16, 2009....

  I had Kennedy for a hero. I think cops are a good choice now days though. Where would we be without them?

• BRITTANY_SPEARS said on Feb 16, 2009....

  I want a hero who can get back my kids! I NEED A HERO!

• fugazi said on Feb 17, 2009....

  My mother is my hero for all that she has put up with over the years.

• house said on Feb 17, 2009....

  i'm my own freakin hero!

• mobile11 said on Feb 17, 2009....

  my ex wife is my hero forever!

• QUEENandora said on Feb 17, 2009....

  nothing but the ocean waves!

  MY HEROS!

• mixednuts said on Feb 18, 2009....

  uniquely-ironics uncle is a hero! He needs our prayers the moment you read this!!!!

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