The Rated R SupeRstaR*

I'd like to meet:

Superman, King Leonidas, Achilles, Hector, Alexander The Great, Julius Cesar, Hattori Hanzo, Miyamoto Musashi aka Haohmaru, The Real Superman: Christopher Reeve, Nemesis, Cloud, Sephiroth, Lestat, Kristen Kruek, Kate Beckinsale, Trish Stratus, Nelly Furtado, Natalie Portman, Angelina Jolie, Eva Mendes, Brad Pitt, Vin Diesel, Christian Bale, Brandon Routh, Tom Welling, Bruce Lee, Bradon Lee, Hugh Jackman, Jason Statham, Chester Bennington, Jason David Frank, Kiefer Sutherland, the entire cast of NBC's Heroes, some cool ass peeps and the woman of my dreams... Thats if I havent seen her already. Who knows.

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Music:

Linkin Park, P.O.D, Korn, Deftones, Disturbed, Bush, Adema, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Sevendust, Filter, Nine Inch Nails, Curve, Incubus, Hoobastank, Jimi Hendix, Rolling Stones, Nirvana, Guns N Roses, Jay-Z, Nas, Biggie, Pac, 50, Eminem, Akon, Sean Paul, T.I., Juelz Santana, Jim Jones, Luda, Far*East Movement, DJ Darkzone

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Movies:

300, Superman 1&2, Superman Returns, Batman(1989), Batman Begins, Spider-Man 1&2, The Crow, X-Men 1-3, Top Gun, Lord Of The Rings trilogy, Star Wars Episode 1-6, Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones 1-3, Back To The Future 1-3, Ghostbusters, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Transformers(1986 Cartoon Movie) Mr. & Mrs Smith, Terminator 1&2, Predator, Aliens, Blade, Underworld 1&2, Interview With The Vampire, Queen Of The Damned, Troy, Crank, Gladiator, The Matrix 1&2(3rd one sucked), Mortal Kombat, Point Break, The Fast and The Furious, 2 Fast 2 Furious, Fast and The Furious Tokyo Drift, Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, Forest Gump, Full Metal Jacket, The Warriors, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill, Goodfellas and of course SCARFACE!!!!! When 2 great games collide
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Raphael
You can be considered the 'dark one' of your family. You're a hot-head, face it. Or...the 'Realist' some may say. It's a dog-eat-dog world, you're a pretty big dog. You normally lay low until some one gets up your back. You're anti-social and short-tempered...and you're not big on admitting it! But, even though you can act kinda rude and not-there, you're a rather large teddy bear on the inside when it comes to the ones you love...in danger. You hate being called a, 'softy' and you're always ready to 'bring it'.
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You Are Superman
Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, and able to leap tall buildings in a single bound.
And pretty cute too. No wonder you're the most popular superhero ever! What Superhero Are You? Your starting to piss him off. Now you really pissed him off!

Television:

Heroes, 24, Smallville, Justice League Unlimited, Transformers G1, G.I. Joe G1, Real World, Road Rules, Real World/Road Rules Challenge, The Ultimate Fighter, Dog The Bounty Hunter, anything on Discovery channel, History channel, National Geographic channel, and I watch sports of all types. I love my Yankees. Yes im BIG on Transformers as well and if u dont like that then u can kiss my ass.

Books:

Books or Comic Books? Hey its college level reading so dont hate.

Heroes:

Superman...I know hes not real but for me thats a man I wish I could be.

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Why I Like Superman you ask....well here you go. Hang tight you might learn something...Who is Clark Kent?------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------Clark Kent is an orphan, adopted as a baby by a Kansas couple with impeccable morals. Raised on a farm, Clark lived an unassuming childhood until his incredible powers began to manifest. From the moment of his first manifestation (the timing of which varies from writer to writer), Clark was forced to begin a secret life. Prior to this moment, he was Clark Kent, the luckiest orphan in the world. After his powers arrived, however, he could never be just Clark Kent. Having powers is not the same thing as being Superman. And for many years, Clark was just a young man doing his best to conceal his gifts. This meant he had to be careful playing sports or exerting himself physically or emotionally so as not to expose himself. Clark couldn't allow himself to get angry, especially in public, because he might mistakenly display his powers. And for a young man, repressing your anger is not a natural (or healthy) act. Clark did not live the dual life of a costumed superhero. He was still a mild-mannered teenager, while in Smallville. There was no Superboy. He was simply Clark Kent, a boy with one very big secret. This could be considered Clark in his sincerest form, with the least amount of subterfuge. The Clark Kent of Metropolis added an extra layer of geekiness beyond the glasses, forcing the notion of being a bit of a klutz with his head in the clouds. This was a conscious choice, to help allay suspicions that the mild-mannered reporter might also be Superman. If you think it would be oh so easy to pick Clark for Superman, look around your office. Find the socially awkward, quiet fellow with slightly bad posture who rarely stands up for himself (hopefully it's not you). Would you ever mistake this guy for Superman? Sure, the build may be similar, but in a city of millions, no one would ever mistake a shut-in like Clark to be anything beyond ordinary. The act is necessary and that makes the Clark Kent of Metropolis slightly different (and less true to himself) than the farm boy from Smallville. And so began the suppression of the "real" identity, which became muddled between two different public personas.--------------------------------------------------- -----------------------------Who is Superman?--------------------------------------------------- -----------------------------Superman is the greatest living superhero in the DCU. He makes his home in Metropolis, but his powers allow him to do good across the globe and even across the universe. Superman is the handsome champion of the people, who inspires the common man to look up in the sky. He fights for truth, justice and all that jazz. There isn't much more to Superman. He's powerful, but uses those gifts for the betterment of mankind. He's the boy scout, the moral standard which all other heroes are judged against. But Superman's "personality" is merely a generic facade of altruism. He's a symbol and as such, can't afford a lot of idiosyncrasies. In order to be effective, Superman needs only to project unwavering conviction and the sense that he will always do right by the people of Earth. His origins as an alien are known, which only help to cement the notion that Superman is, in fact, above our common human character flaws. He doesn't feel greed, or resentment or bias. He sees only justice. And we must believe that to believe in him.-------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------Who is Kal-El?----------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------Kal-El is Superman's Kryptonian name, but it has less bearing on his current identity than you might think. Some would argue that you can't consider the nature of Superman/Clark Kent without also considering a third identity. He is, after all, the Last Son of Krypton, a survivor of an extinct planet who carries great knowledge and an alien heritage. While Clark Kent hails from Krypton, he holds little if any favor towards Kryptonian ideals. Given the choice, he would always side with his humanity and the teachings of Earth. Having lived only a few brief days on Krypton, Clark holds the knowledge of where he came from and great knowledge of his culture, but he is far more a man of Earth than a citizen of Krypton. Clark's Kryptonian heritage has influenced his character and shapes aspects of his subconscious, but it does not define him. Will the Real Man of Steel Please Stand Up?--------------------------------------------------------- -----------------------Clark came to Metropolis for two reasons. First, he knew his powers could be used to help people on a much larger stage. The big city was the perfect place for his new persona, Superman. Secondly, Clark wanted to be a reporter and the Daily Planet was his dream job. To say that Clark came to Metropolis just to become a superhero would be a mistake. He could have chosen any big city to be Superman, but it was Metropolis that held the most potential for Clark's personal life. It's Clark's personal life that continues to influence many of his decisions and affects aspects of the Superman persona. But does that mean Clark is the true personality and that Superman is the act? Not exactly.Superman is Clark Kent without the need to hide his origin or his powers. But Superman's heroic posturing is as much a performance as Batman's gravelly voice. If anyone really acted like Superman in a natural setting -- say ordering fries at McDonald's -- he'd come off like a real ass. However, in a heroic setting, it's the perfect affectation. Superman's dilemmas are most often physical, but even questions of morality are only prescribed to "work situations." Superman doesn't have problems with his wife, Clark does. Superman's troubles with his friends are all job related. He exists only as the crime fighter. This is a bit of a paradox since Clark always has his powers active, meaning that he is a moment's notice from becoming Superman.Clark Kent is one of the most powerful beings on Earth, but you would never know it just by looking at him. He represses a very significant part of himself (in truth, his Kryptonian heritage), just as the Superman persona must repress some aspects of Clark Kent. Whether dressed as Clark or Superman, he is always the powerful Kryptonian. That said, when dressed as Clark Kent, the Last Son is not Superman and vice versa.Therein lies the great conflict for DC's flagship hero. He cannot fully and comfortably be Clark Kent (so long as he has powers), because he must guard against suspicion and remain on alert in case Metropolis needs its hero. He is always on call. And Kent, as much as he has loosened up and lessened his clumsiness, still puts on an act in public. But he is not fully Superman either. Superman is also a public persona, a superficial version of Clark's morality. He does not exist in Clark's personal life (he must even be watered down in front of wife Lois Lane), but he is never truly gone.------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------One Man is an Island------------------------------------------------------ --------------------------In truth, he is neither fully Clark Kent nor fully Superman. The real person is caught somewhere between, unable to embrace either life without some level of conscious restriction. That was the initial idea behind the Fortress of Solitude -- a place where Superman could "be himself." But if being yourself requires you to live alone in the arctic away from civilized life, can you truly call that your true self? Clark Kent is an alien living in a world of humans. He exists in a society where he can never truly belong. He could merge the two identities, become a different -- and perhaps less effective -- hero and live in the world as his true self. That is Superman's sacrifice, to eschew his desire for complete acceptance, in order to protect the world he loves. And that is what makes Superman such a great character.