James

About me:

Recently I started hitting people with sticks wrapped in foam again. Old hobby I've missed. Fun stuff.

In a nutshell, I want to be a social psychology professor. Many stereotypes probably apply. I play dungeons and dragons. Many of those stereotypes apply, too. I play a lot of world of warcraft. etc. I love my dorky hobbies and friends.

I play tennis rarely, I DDR sometimes, I drink water, I don't eat babies, I forget to shave sometimes.

I enjoy sitting around with friends or family doing very little, playing games, etc.

I like talking about religion but not politics.

I figured it would be fun to just say what aspects of common fictional characters I identify myself with, because people can probably relate to it better. (Or, at least, if I wasn't me, I'd get me more easily through this than something else. Maybe.) Alphabetical, generally. Alice (from Wonderland, curiosity, quiet inquisitiveness, quietly stubborn.) Alice (from the L word, a bit frantic while confused.) Lisa (from the Simpsons, somewhat of a know-it-all, enjoys explaining things, tolerant.) Chandler (from Friends, somewhat androgynous, self-deprecating [but when it's amusing rather than pitiful], momentarily frantic while frustrated, sometimes making jokes when you really shouldn't.) Lola (from Run Lola Run, love can do anything -- sorta needs the movie's context though.) Earl (from My Name is Earl, thinking everything can be undone.) Kramer (from Seinfeld, weird pipe dreams [but I don't follow through with attempting them,] somewhat detached.) Pooh (generally calm, intuitive, unassuming, go with the flow, doing what you want rather than what you "ought" [w/ regards to non-ethical situations.]) Piglet (worried about strange things, loyal.) Gonzo (odd for odd's sake, kind.) Kermit (apologetic.) Doug (from Doug, insecurity although in the end self-assured -- more hesitant, really] thoughtfulness.) Seinfeld (thinking too hard about the mundane.)

Here's a link to my fractal gallery.