re: Who really is "the world's most interesting man"?

For me: John Glenn

WW2 fighter pilot
Korean war fighter pilot:
- "He flew his Panther in 63 combat missions, gaining the nickname "magnet arse" from his alleged ability to attract enemy flak. On two occasions, he returned to his base with over 250 holes in his aircraft."
- For a time, his wingman was Ted Williams, a future Hall of Fame baseball player for the Boston Red Sox

Test Pilot
One of the original 7 astronauts.
First American to orbit the earth (5th person ever in space)
Friends with JFK and RFK
US Senator for 25 years - chief author of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Act of 1978
Returned to space at the age of 77 (Oldest person in space)

Frank Dux

Mexican Olympic skier from 2014.

Hubertus von Hohenlohe

Glassman


Or at least that's who I think of when I see the original WMIM.

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So a 50 year old dude with bad hair and nailed and fingered fat and ugly chicks from this board?

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Dude, he's worldly.

He recently started selling private jets and has his own, highly successful aviation consulting firm. Iron Maiden's beer is also a big hit. Keep in mind these are all just side projects to fronting one of the biggest bands on the planet.

Bruce is the fricking man. Up the Irons!!

Wordly, not bloody likely. I've spent sleepless nights in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Israel, Somalia, and Denham Springs.

Dan Bilzerian is about as interesting as watching paint dry. It's probably fun as hell to be him, but he's not interesting.

Very few people here I take seriously.