age: 31 (Jul 29, 1981)
MEMBER SINCE: December 2005
stats: im a dude
into: muay thai, mixed martial arts, cars, racing, sleeping
crush: skulls and bones
fantasy: a girl in a school girl outfit with pigtails and sucking on a lolliop riding me while singing
sign: leo
makes me sad: my pitbull died in the hurricane, the military, the US government, ppl driving ricers, fuck it the whole world
body mods: skull on each shoulder blade, cross and 2 doves on chest, trans am bird and checkered flags on lower back, 1-503rd infantry unit crest on right shoulder, lip 16g
i lost my virginity: fucker packed up and left me
makes me happy: alcohol, my 2002 trans am, family, friends, rock clubs, muay thai
Last night was a most wonderful night. I fgelt a great deal of relief when i saw on the news Osama Bin Laden was dead. For 6 years now i have been fighting depression and most of it was caused by the feeling that what i had done in Iraq was for nothign and the ultimate sacrifce my friends made was for nothing. It was like we took years out of our life and did nothign but train and fight in a war that seemed like it was only for us to lose. But last night i felt happy for the first time in a long time. The main mission was to capture or kill this terrorist and thanks to CIA operators and the boys in SEAL team six this was done. It may have taken nearly 10 years but victory is sweet no motter how long it takes. I know this won't end the war but it will certainly be the beginning of the downward spiral of the Muslim terror. It just shows how hard our soldiers work and the devotion we have to this country. No matter how long it takes or how many obstacle there are, we will overcome it all and finish the job. Great job boys, we are all proud.





















LillithVain