age: 30 (Nov 20, 1981)
MEMBER SINCE: January 2008
occupation: CSI
fantasy: i'm not picky
into: creating/enjoying music, family
most humbling moment: i have at least 10 a week.. it helps keep you sane
i lost my virginity: on christmas morning
body mods: all done by artists @ persistence tattoo in willoughby, ohio... look it up!
makes me happy: see into.. but also sushi, comic books, perfect weather, the satisfaction you get from making someone's day, lebron james, etc. etc.
stats: tall bald and bearded
makes me sad: close mindedness, hatred
sign: scorpio
heroes: wally carlson, henry deboer, siddhartha gautama, zack de la rocha
BLOGS
hey everyone, how's things?
i have been lurking on here for a little over a year now, instead of being a contributing member of suicidegirls.com. i've decided that if i'm paying yearly for this wonderful site, i'm going to abuse every power that they give me! muahahaha
hmm.. where to begin..
over the past 2 months, with a ton of help from P90X (you've probably seen the infomercials.. no, billy mayes is not on it), Men's Health magazine and the Eat This, Not That! series of books, i've lost 27 pounds. For anyone looking to lose weight, or even just get in better shape, I highly recommend P90X. it's awesome.
also, a few weeks ago i decided to do something crazy and cancelled my cable service. i still have the interweb, but now i don't have to pay $70 a month to get cable channels (thanks for the inflated prices, time warner monopoly). why would i do such a thing you ask? because i discovered that you can stream your netflix membership right through your xbox 360. instead of paying for cable every month, i pay $9.00 a month and can instantly watch just about anything that i want, when i want. for any fellow insomniacs out there, Wall-e is the best insomnia cure-all ever. I think I've watched (parts of) it 5 times in the past 2 weeks, never earlier than 3 am.
it's also given me an awesome opportunity to catch up on documentaries that i've been neglecting to watch due to the fact that i was too busy watching repeats of the same 5 shows i've watched every day for the past 5+ years. i watched a documentary called born into brothels a few days ago, about children growing up in the red light district of calcutta. you know how everyone has that one person in their life who likes to say "no matter how bad life is, there's always somebody who has it worse"? watch this documentary if you want to see who they're talking about.
one more thing - has anyone else noticed that the arcade...
i have been lurking on here for a little over a year now, instead of being a contributing member of suicidegirls.com. i've decided that if i'm paying yearly for this wonderful site, i'm going to abuse every power that they give me! muahahaha
hmm.. where to begin..
over the past 2 months, with a ton of help from P90X (you've probably seen the infomercials.. no, billy mayes is not on it), Men's Health magazine and the Eat This, Not That! series of books, i've lost 27 pounds. For anyone looking to lose weight, or even just get in better shape, I highly recommend P90X. it's awesome.
also, a few weeks ago i decided to do something crazy and cancelled my cable service. i still have the interweb, but now i don't have to pay $70 a month to get cable channels (thanks for the inflated prices, time warner monopoly). why would i do such a thing you ask? because i discovered that you can stream your netflix membership right through your xbox 360. instead of paying for cable every month, i pay $9.00 a month and can instantly watch just about anything that i want, when i want. for any fellow insomniacs out there, Wall-e is the best insomnia cure-all ever. I think I've watched (parts of) it 5 times in the past 2 weeks, never earlier than 3 am.
it's also given me an awesome opportunity to catch up on documentaries that i've been neglecting to watch due to the fact that i was too busy watching repeats of the same 5 shows i've watched every day for the past 5+ years. i watched a documentary called born into brothels a few days ago, about children growing up in the red light district of calcutta. you know how everyone has that one person in their life who likes to say "no matter how bad life is, there's always somebody who has it worse"? watch this documentary if you want to see who they're talking about.
one more thing - has anyone else noticed that the arcade...
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