101 Most Influential People Who Never Lived

Sgt Floyd

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List from USA Today.com

Intersting who placed where. Santa is only 4! Guess who is number 67!
->:smile:

1. The Marlboro Man
2. Big Brother
3. King Arthur
4. Santa Claus (St. Nick)
5. Hamlet
6. Dr. Frankenstein's Monster
7. Siegfried
8. Sherlock Holmes
9. Romeo and Juliet
10. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
11. Uncle Tom
12. Robin Hood
13. Jim Crow
14. Oedipus
15. Lady Chatterly
16. Ebenezer Scrooge
17. Don Quixote
18. Mickey Mouse
19. The American Cowboy
20. Prince Charming
21. Smokey Bear
22. Robinson Crusoe
23. Apollo and Dionysus
24. Odysseus
25. Nora Helmer
26. Cinderella
27. Shylock
28. Rosie the Riveter
29. Midas
30. Hester Prynne
31. The Little Engine That Could
32. Archie Bunker
33. Dracula
34. Alice in Wonderland
35. Citizen Kane
36. Faust
37. Figaro
38. Godzilla
39. Mary Richards
40. Don Juan
41. Bambi
42. William Tell
43. Barbie
44. Buffy the Vampire Slayer
45. Venus and Cupid
46. Prometheus
47. Pandora
48. G.I. Joe
49. Tarzan
50. Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock
51. James Bond
52. Hansel and Gretel
53. Captain Ahab
54. Richard Blaine
55. The Ugly Duckling
56. Loch Ness Monster (Nessie)
57. Atticus Finch
58. Saint Valentine
59. Helen of Troy
60. Batman
61. Uncle Sam
62. Nancy Drew
63. J.R. Ewing
64. Superman
65. Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn
66. HAL 9000
67. Kermit the Frog
68. Sam Spade
69. The Pied Piper
70. Peter Pan
71. Hiawatha
72. Othello
73. The Little Tramp
74. King Kong
75. Norman Bates
76. Hercules (Herakles)
77. Dick Tracy
78. Joe Camel
79. The Cat in the Hat
80. Icarus
81. Mammy
82. Sindbad
83. Amos 'n' Andy
84. Buck Rogers
85. Luke Skywalker
86. Perry Mason
87. Dr. Strangelove
88. Pygmalion
89. Madame Butterfly
90. Hans Beckert
91. Dorothy Gale
92. The Wandering Jew
93. The Great Gatsby
94. Buck (Jack London, The Call of the Wild)
95. Willy Loman
96. Betty Boop
97. Ivanhoe
98. Elmer Gantry
99. Lilith
100. John Doe
101. Paul Bunyan
 

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I understand Santa Claus, but St. Nicolas was a real person who lived.

Still, interesting list!
 

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How dare they say Kermit the Frog doesn't live!:grouchy:

Also, Smokey the Bear is all too real as well, a long time ago when a huge fire wiped out a national park (I'm pretty sure it was Yellowstone, but don't quote me on that) the only creature that survived was a black bear cub, and they named it Smokey.
 

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I cant believe Barbie made the list. How the heck has she influenced people?
 

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Well, when she wasn't hanging out in malls, she was a woman who had every job in existence, proving females are capable of anything.

Plus, it was just fun as a girl playing with a doll that wasn't a baby, and had clothes and teenger-like accessories.
 

Sgt Floyd

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I just have issues with Barbie dating back to my childhood:eek:
 

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How is Barbie influencial? She's the b**** who had everything. Women wanted to be like that when they got older. But they fail to realize that life isn't like that.

Daniel
 

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How the **** is Godzilla influential? Other then influencing Japanese people to run?

Cool list btw! :zany:
 

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D'Snowth said:
Also, Smokey the Bear is all too real as well, a long time ago when a huge fire wiped out a national park (I'm pretty sure it was Yellowstone, but don't quote me on that) the only creature that survived was a black bear cub, and they named it Smokey.
Yes that's true. But what they say is fair enough if they are referring to the animated cartoon character of Ranger Smokey Bear, who was inspired by the real life cub.

BTW Sargey. I thought at first no.67 was your hero Floyd. But I can understand why Kermit would be the most popular muppet. No other Henson characters get a mention anywhere.:wink:
 
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