MEMBER SINCE: May 2011
occupation: Attorney
gets me hot: Long hair, pierced, conversational lasses with snark
makes me sad: Other lawyers.
i lost my virginity: After I wrecked my car in high school. Never underestimate the power of sympathy!
heroes: Joe Strummer; Charles XII of Sweden
fantasy: My own private island reserve
into: Reading, gals shorter then me, people who can take it and give it back, sleeping late, geeky girls and good scotch
stats: 5'8', 190
sign: No right turn on red.
crush: Lisa Loeb
body mods: Two tattoos (The price of my profession....)

























In one of those, "who knew?" kind of moments, I discovered this:
(Expand blog to see video).
It is a South African folk song, still sung today, commemorating the Confederate States of America cruiser, CSS Alabama that visited (obviously) during the US Civil War. And, up until 1994 the grave of Lt. Simeon W. Cummings, of the CSA Navy was located in Kilrpug Farm, Saldanha Bay. He was the only Confederate buried outside the US. Who knew?