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Fire Daemon

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Darth Mobius said:
I am a 23 year old english major, divorced, with a 2 year old daughter. I am in the middle of a move. I hate myself because part of me still loves my ex-wife, even after all of the horrible things she has done to me. I am a Sith Lord, and like long walks on the beach, swimming, SCUBA Diving, Drawing, and I am writing a Star Wars book. I play video games more often than not, and hope to find a good job/ new girlfriend when I complete my move to Oregon. Because I am an English major people who type UR for "Your" or "You're" really bother me on an emotional level. Not sure why... But if you are going to correspond with me, please use proper English. I have a strong Christian faith (I am actually a Mormon) which is probably the only reason I keep finding the strength to push on in life and not give up. I swear like a fucking sailor because I am a fucking sailor. I served in the Coast Guard, and currently hold a Merchant Mariner's Document. I am hoping to get a job with a shipping company when I get to Oregon, and get back underway.
Ha I love the way you snuck in Sith.

A bit about myself umm, well to be honest I don't have much to say.

I just sit back and let life take me where It wants me, I guess you could say I have a lazy outlook to life.

I like every smell. Every smell.

I am a scorpio and very cunning

I beleive in reincarnation, but not the type taught by religions

Like I said, I'm very lazy and see no problem with letting life pass me by.

I'm a nice guy but see no problem with being a prick to people.

I hate describing myself or what I have said. If you don't understand what I am saying or what I feel then you can piss off.
 
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My name back in the world is Angus Lee. My only complaint is that no-one can make fun of it. If they could make something really witty that would be cool, but the most anyone will ever be able to make is 'Anus Pee.' This disgusts me.
I'm a terrible person and I love a challenge so here's my (very bad) try.
"Are we making you Ang Lee? I don't think we're gonna like you when you're Ang Lee."
(Oh god the layers. Sorry if you don't like it.)
Funnily enough, Richard Herring used this same line on the director of the Hulk, a Mr. Ang Lee.
Upsettingly, he didn't get it.
 

Voodoo Child

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Avenue Q! Have you ever watched the anime, Naruto?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnJjOlg1ssc
I've seen bits and pieces, not enough to know what was going on, but that was still very entertaining.
 

twintail

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I consider myself to be an artist, All my friends thinks that I'm a good one but I tend to disagree.
I absolutely love video games and my favorite genre is probably strategy games.
and I'm currently studying to be an designer/programmer/engineer.

I don't watch porn of any kind.
 

Yan-Yan

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Hi, I'm Dylan.

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I'm a closeted gay offline, but open about it online. Only 3 people know in my life, but that'll change by the end of the year.

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Hi there Dylan! I hope your coming out goes at least as well as mine, and always look towards support from friends before, during, and after! If you need any literature for your family, never forget PFLAG.

My parents and sibling know, but my extended family does not, and really I don't see them often enough for it to be an issue with them. My work knows, my friends know, and the guys and girls I date know. Though it's weird to see girls get all self conscious when I mention I've dated guys.
 

Voodoo Child

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Thanks. Although, I'm not too fussed as to whether or not it goes well to be frank. After this year I'm leaving town to go to uni 600kms away. I'll be starting afresh with new people and I won't feel like hiding anything. I'll be me from the get go. It's gonna be so great.

I'm not really worried about how they'll react, I'm just worried that their trust might be broken when they find out I've basically lied to them for 5 years.
 

Yan-Yan

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Well I would assume they can kind of understand it and/or justify it.

The trip right after sounds interesting. I joined the Army after I came out. Boy was that ever the silly thing, eh?
 

Voodoo Child

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Did it cause a lot of problems?

Also, it's not just a trip. I'm planning to live out the next 5 years there. Although I'm heading on a tour of Greece and Italy at the end of this year, which is going to be awesome.
 

Yan-Yan

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I wouldn't say it caused problems, but it did have it's share of drama. Probably more so because I had just come out. If I had the chance I would probably do it all over again anyway because despite all the fears of war, the Army sent me to Hawai'i. Seriously. They paid me to live there.

Italy and Greece will be awesome. I visited Italy and the Greek isles when I was 17-18 and I loved it. I went to Amsterdam when I was 23, Canada at 22, and high hopes to do a lot more traveling all over (to include Europe, Asia, South America, and Africa should the fancy strike me).

Anyway, I didn't mean to imply it would be a short trip, bad choice of words on my part. But may I assume it will be for some greater learning then?
 

Voodoo Child

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Yeah, I'm heading there (hopefully) to go to University. I've wanted to get out of this town for a long time. I just hope that being so far away from family won't give me cold feet about it.
 

Necrohydra

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What, say something about yourself on the internet? But that ruins the anonymity! (is that a word?)

Well, I'm entirely too self-conscious and shy for that. Doesn't matter if you're complete strangers several miles away speaking through the faceless screen of the internet, I still think of the opinions I may get from people..and am too chicken to really reveal anything of myself.

Probably why my post count doesn't really reflect how much I've read on here.
 

werepossum

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I'm 47, male, and live about 25 miles from where I was raised in SE Tennessee, with no plans to ever move farther away. I love my country but fear my government. Porn bores me unless it's S&M or strapon or something else unusual. I was raised in (well, reasonably near) a small town without any open homosexuals, but have had one close male gay friend (who moved to the big city, came out, had a lot of anonymous sex, caught AIDS, and died) and two close lesbian friends, as well as two lesbian lovers. I am extremely conservative in a libertarian way, i.e. I don't care what you do as long as it doesn't affect me and I don't have to pay for it. I don't suffer fools gladly unless they are entertaining. I am the guy who fixes screwed up projects (I'm an engineer), the guy who gets assigned to sooth angry clients, and oddly enough sometimes the guy who gets called to be a total A-hole to some richly deserving tool. I think I can out-think most of my competition and out-work all of them, which is actually funny since I'm sitting here typing into a forum for no good reason.

I believe in G-d - He actually spoke to me once, when I was making the mistake of feeling sorry for myself and coveting, of all things, a friend's new bass boat, and it felt like being electrocuted (sometimes I worry about what that says about my soul) - but don't go to church, even though I think church-going people are on average nicer than the rest of us.

I was raised in a house with honey bees living in one wall who would occassionally chew through the wall and attempt to colonize our house. We didn't get indoor plumbing until I was three, and not an indoor bathroom until I was five or six. I was about eight or nine when I saw my first color television, and twelve when we first owned one. I didn't see a video game (Pong) until I was twelve or thirteen, but actually owned one of the first models, a big yellow console that played pong, tennis, and hockey. My first computer had 4 KB of RAM; my first PC I built in '85 had 640 KB, and the one I'm building now has 4 GB. (Gotta play Crysis!) I once blithly said "Now for the smoke test" and burned up a $1,500 video card. (ALL the magic smoke came out!)

I am happily married (the "married" is the important part in the sentence.) I enjoy hunting, especially bowhunting, but seldom kill anything. I love stalking and eating deer but they are so sad (and heavy) when they are dead. I love fishing in any form, especially fly fishing and ultralight spinning, and I love to collect native fish, including some very colorful darters, minnows, sunfish, and topminnows that I've kept in aquaria. My wife has collected darters with me in a mountain stream in December and January, with ice around the water's edges and snow drifts on land - now that's love! (Note to AnGel. SLayer - some darters and sunfish in the USA are as colorful as tropical reef fish. Check out nanfa.org and nfc.org.) I love to read and to write, but don't have the patience to finish anything.

I never studied any kind of martial arts. I developed a completely undeserved reputation as a tough fighter in high school in spite of the fact that everyone I knew had seen me get my ass kicked numerous times - the stereotypical small kid with a big mouth - and the fact that I'd usually try anything short of running to avoid actually fighting. I was the smallest kid ever on the team when I played football in 7th grade, so small that the smallest helmet would spin completely around on my head with a good hit. (Now THAT will get some parents off the benches...) I love motorcycles in spite of the fact that I've garnered a crushed foot, broken collarbone, and broken off rotator ball on my shoulder blade. I once hit a tree head-on and broke my cheap helmet into two pieces, and I once actually jumped at the wrong angle on a trail and wedged my motorcycle into the fork of a tree several feet off the ground. I had to wait for my buddies to miss me and come back, and it took all three of us to get it out.

I'm a survivor of thyroid cancer and it wasn't a big deal, but now my internal clock is really screwed. Friday I didn't get up until 2:00PM, then I didn't go to bed again until 2:00AM Sunday morning.

It sucks when your friends die. It REALLY sucks when your friends start dying of natural causes.

Hmm - that about enough sharing?
 

Saskwach

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Yep, this thread is now officially awkward. (No offence intended, Werepossum. Nice sharing and gutsy but there's only so much I feel comfortable knowing about near total strangers. I'm a bit stiff that way.)
 

NavinJohnson

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Yup, tough act to follow werepossum, especially for a newcomer, so I'll keep it brief.

Born and raised a Niner fan, I was AT one of the most famous sporting moments of the 20th century-- "The Catch." (For you young 'uns, that was the NFC Championship SF vs Dallas in January of '82)

I've been in a few movies and a few television shows (as background), and also built sets for several Super Bowl commercials before getting hurt on the job. (F'd my back up.) Now I'm passing the time (while lawyers and doctors fight a legal/medical battle on my behalf) making puzzles based upon movie quotes.

http://www.sizzlequiz.com/SelectFreeGame.aspx?c=Movies


BTW- Congrats on beating "The Big C," werepossum! (My dad just had cancer removed last week.)
 

mshcherbatskaya

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*salutes werepossum*

That's one hell of a life, man. Some people just get shit done, and if it weren't for them, I think the world would fall apart in about 30 minutes. You, sir, are one of those people, and good online company to boot.
 

Iceman23

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I'm 15, born and raised in Pennsylvania, and I'll be living here for another couple of years before I move off to college. I manage to keep my GPA above a 3.8, my two strongest classes being Biology and History, followed by English and Geometry.

I plan to get a career in medicine, although until a year ago this was a plan B to attempting to enroll in Annapolis and then join the Marine Corps.

I have assumed my reason for wanting to join the Marines was from the fact that my grandfather served back in WW2, and I wanted to be more like him. Or maybe it was from watching too many war movies...no, on second thought it was definitely the first one.

Anyway, my hobbies include playing video games, hanging out with my friends, and above all: skiing.
 

stompy

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Necrohydra said:
What, say something about yourself on the internet? But that ruins the anonymity! (is that a word?)

Well, I'm entirely too self-conscious and shy for that. Doesn't matter if you're complete strangers several miles away speaking through the faceless screen of the internet, I still think of the opinions I may get from people.

Probably why my post count doesn't really reflect how much I've read on here.
That pretty much describes me too. I was ghosting for about 2 months before joining up, yet still don't post as much as I would if I didn't any form of backlash.
 

Malidictuim

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I'm Keith. 17 year old Australian guy. I'm kinda short, but I'm one of the strongest year 12 kids at my school due to my exercise (I like having a good body). I enjoy heavy metal, Warhammer, video games and spending time with my girlfriend (By far the best). I go to a public school and mingle (Between exchanging punches with) the local smoker-kids, who are all pretentious halfwits. I have alot of odd quirks, like singing the "Happy Happy Joy Joy" song or the Captain Planet theme song at random. I'm that 'weird' kid around here to be honest, and people avoid me for my reputation as the neighbourhood psychopath (Which is NOT, I repeat, NOT fun.) I do alot of writing these days, my girl says I'm good at it but I don't see it. I'm working on a book, so if anyone wants to read some and give me feedback, I'll be happy to share some =)

That's enough from me, peace out everyone =D
 

Hey Joe

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My right arm is longer than my left arm

I have a blog (http://thejadedprime.blogspot.com/)

In my spare time, I enjoy candlelit dinners, moonlit strolls along the beach and shameless self-promotion

My eye colour can not be defined because they are two colours (blue/gray) for the majority, but around the pupil it turns brown.

I wear size 13 shoes

I once received an A on an essay that was supposed to be about Aboriginals, but instead I ended up writing about Africans.

I am 21

Oh yes ladies, I'm single

My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard

I am not a crook