Who is the most perfect person, living or dead?

[Republik]

No you can't say yourself. I'm talking someone who has/had the lot, looks, brains, personality, sense of humour... you get the idea.

Who do you think fits the bill?

[Jesus TF Christ]

Daley Thompson.

[Sheets Tabuer]

Cleopatra or Alexander the great, good looking feckers the pair of them I read and had it all.

The luckiest person? Neil armstrong, while half the animal life on this planet are still licking their balls he walked on another planet/moon/body in our solar system, we really need to stop and think in evolutionary history how fecking epic that is.

Jesus was supposed to be totally righteous (I sound like bill & ted)

Oliver Cromwell, without him there would be no parliament, he was a nasty man in a time of nastiness but feck me he changed our history more than anyone.

Robert Oppenheimer, he put an end to total war, probably all war, what happens now is a skirmish.

Alexander Fleming, he saved more people in this world than everyone else put together, a truly epic man.

Isaac Newton, I would need 10 pages to tell you what he accomplished.

Wilhelm Rontgen should be thanked by anyone with a broken bone, thanks to him we have xray machines.

Alan turing, without him we would no have computers.

You see your question is very subjective, I could be here all night arguing and disagreeing with myself.

[uncinqsix]

Audrey Hepburn

No contest.

[captainzep]

Clara Morgane.

I'm thinking of producing an adult film actress edition of Top Trumps. She'd be the flippin' 'topest' trump in the whole flippin' deck.

I've seen nothing in her body of work that suggests she isn't intelligent and the future inventor of a soluble tablet which turns water into green-petrol or something.


All right?

Yessir.

[Nolar Dog]

My brother in law.

[Asterix]

My wife.

[eldar]

Vlad the Impaler, judging by the number of films.

[ellroy]

Sheets Tabuer said:

Oliver Cromwell, without him there would be no parliament, he was a nasty man in a time of nastiness but feck me he changed our history more than anyone.

Are you serious?

He was a hideous odious creature. The slaughter of over 1000 Irish civilians at Drogehda would suggets he was far from perfect. The OP also mentioned pyhsical as part of the requirements, the murderous tw** also coined the phrase warts and all to describe himself, so not even a looker.

May he rot in hell.

[tribbles]

Asterix said:

My wife.

Is she a PHer as well then?

[ShadownINja]

Asterix said:

My wife.

This is the only decent answer really. For famous people, you never know their true personality unless you're a good friend, for instance. A person you admire because of their achievements may be utter s to their family.

[GTIR]

Philippa Wilson from Hemel Hempstead, circa 1985 ---->

[maser_spyder]

I should think the answer to this is very obvious.

Me.

See, modest too, the embodiment of perfection.

[TimJMS]

King Louis XIV. The only fly in his ointment was a problem he once had with his arse, but who wouldnt put up with that in exchange for the means with which to construct Versailles, as much horizontal jogging as you can handle, looks to die for and absolute power?

[Ace-T]

Dunno about perfect but an example of what you can do if you work your butt off. Well done to the chap

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8164624.stm

Trace

[Lord Croker]

Steve McQueen -

looks

style

talent

a way with the laydeez

he knew how to enjoy himself

talented racer in cars and on bikes

dragged himself up from an orphanage

seemed to be a nice guy, unaffected by his fame

[Muze ST]

William Wallace

[ypauly]

Vonhosen









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[mybrainhurts]

Me.......

Hello....?

[ypauly]

mybrainhurts said:

Me.......

Hello....?

Unfortunately the pain in your head rules you out!