computer gaming, metal of all sorts, blazin the nizalb, roleplaying, etc. ubergeek +5 to atk/+10 to all stats :-P
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Music
Children of Bodom;Cradle of Filth;Slayer;Decapitated;Through the eyes of the Dead; Bleeding Through;Throwdown;From Autumn to Ashes;Blind Guardian;Falconer;Stratovarius;Symphony X; Nevermore; um...brain fart...
Movies
things that make me laugh, or have pot references in them...its just a matter of time until it's decrimmed
Television
eh scrubs was my all time favorite show....
Books
David Eddings , R. A. Salvatore , Robin Brookes, a few others, but mainly fantasy, although i will read anything i got my hands on
Heroes
my grandfather; jeff pelzer; drizzt do'urden;belgarion
Bloomingdale High School
Valrico,Florida
Graduated: 2003
Student status: Alumni
Degree: High School Diploma
Clubs: the only thing i'm proud of from highschool is that i got to create a computer gaming club with the coolest man alive, Mr. Jeff Pelzer
1999 to 2003
Odins Spear a new week, time to kick ass and take names Posted at 3:29 PM Nov 29 view more
ive lived in tampa florida all my life. i'm an odinist, and here is the code i live by:
The Aesirian Code of 9:
1. The Code is to HONOR
Honor yourself with truth and fairness.
Your word is your bond; give your word power by adhering to it.
Honor your family and friends with reverence and respect.
Honor your love and the way, above all else.
Honor is the mark of strength and nobility.
2. The Code is to PROTECT
Protect with savagery your blood and kin.
Let no one and nothing violate your love or the way.
Let there always be inequity in defense.
Always protect thrice as fiercely as one is attacked.
Protection is the mark of the warrior spirit.
3. The Code is to FLOURISH
Prosperity and growth are key to the survival of the way.
Such is the mark of intelligence.
4. The Code is KNOWLEDGE
Knowledge is power.
Seek ever to expand the mind.
Never stagnate, for knowledge is a gift from the Gods.
5. The Code is to CHANGE
Adapting and changing are important for growth and survival.
That which cannot adapt or change is doomed to perish.
Change is the mark of insight.
6. The Code is FAIRNESS
Pay all debts, pull your own weight, always hear and consider all sides.
Treat others with equity and fairness.
Expect the same.
7. The Code is BALANCE
Remember the law of balance; all that which you do or wish, for good or ill, shall return to you one day.
Strive for the good.
8. The Code is CONTROL
Never lose control to anger or be baited by hostility.
Never strike a woman unless your very life hangs in the balance.
Never violate the weak or innocent.
Never tolerate those who do.
Control is the mark of a disciplined mind, a sign of the greatest warriors.
9. The Code is CONFLICT
Those who follow the way must know the art of combat, weapons, and vengeance.
War is part of the path.
Always be prepared for hostility.
It is a destiny woven into the fibers of our people.
Keep body, mind, and training up at all times.
Have no remorse in the savagery of conflict.
Win, prevail, and survive.
here's something else to think about, 76 things that will surely better your life: 1. Stop watching television.
2. Stop eating fast food.
3. Stop eating pizza and fried foods.
4. Stop driving places that you could easily walk to.
5. Read at least 1 book a month.
6. Take classes in what interests you or your vocation.
7. Work enough to support yourself, and if needed get a new job or second job to make enough to support yourself. Never stick with a job that doesn't pay enough to support yourself no matter how much you work.
8. Pay off your debts and don't go in debt. You can pay off your debts if you avoid needless expenses, such as cable, overpriced clothes, impractical decorations, unhealthy snacks, jewelry, etcetera.
9. Don't buy a car on finance, and don't buy an expensive car if a cheaper one that works is available.
10. Wake up early, and get all your work done as quickly as possible. That includes household chores, as well as your employment.
11. Drink alcohol less or quit.
12. Do drugs less or quit.
13. Don't smoke cigarettes.
14. Don't eat foods with high fructose corn syrup.
15. Don't drink soda.
16. Don't eat sugary foods at all.
17. Don't drink more than 1 glass of juice per day.
18. Stand up straight and have good posture.
19. Look people in the eyes when you talk to them.
20. Smile.
21. Be polite.
22. Keep your promises.
23. Wear a watch, if you can afford it.
24. Eat breakfast.
25. If you eat cereal at any time, choose your cereal based on healthiness not tastiness.
26. Exercise at least 3 days per week.
27. Walk often.
28. Always write with correct spelling and grammar.
29. Never speak worse about a person behind their back than you do to their face. (Feel free to say nicer things about a person behind their back than to their face.)
30. Don't gossip and don't have a big mouth.
31. Never judge other people harsher than you judge yourself.
32. Make New Years resolutions, but make one every day instead of every year.
33. Volunteer.
34. Forgive, but never forget.
35. Don't have skeletons in your closet.
36. Keep as few secrets as reasonably possible.
37. Despite the rule before this one, keep your friends' secrets.
38. Politely tell people that you will not betray your friends' trust, when you are asked about their secrets and such.
39. Volunteering (i.e. activism) is more important than voting. If you can do both, good for you. If you only have time for one, volunteer instead of voting. It makes more of a difference.
40. Privately question your own values.
41. Avoid questioning other people's values, especially in public.
42. Listen more than you talk.
43. Use a journal to count how many calories you consume per day.
44. Use a journal to count how many calories you burn per day.
45. If you want to lose weight, burn slightly more than you consume. If you want to gain weight, consume slightly more than you burn. If you are happy with your weight, try to burn the same amount as you consume.
46. Weigh yourself daily at the same time(s).
47. Write your daily weight down in a journal.
48. Never allow the police to search you, your car, or your belongings if you do not have something to hide.
49. Never tell other people that you think they or something they are doing is immoral or sinful.
50. Keep your moral values and religion to yourself. Use them to direct your own actions.
51. Ask people how they are often and listen to their answer.
52. Laugh at other people's jokes, but not your own.
53. Shower at least once per day.
54. Wash your hands, even if you aren't an employee.
55. Take care of the elderly, which includes spending time with them and talking to them.
56. Avoid going places where you need to be waited on.
57. Wait on yourself wherever possible.
58. Make your friends look good.
59. Avoid lying.
60. Don't pretend to be better than you are. Don't pretend to be more successful, popular, etcetera.
61. Treat other people as if they are better than they are. Treat them as if they are more successful, popular, etcetera.
62. Don't brag about your talents. Instead, surprise people with them when they just happen to be called upon.
63. Sit up straight.
64. Keep your house clean.
65. If you have either of them, keep your car and office clean.
66. Stretch daily. (I do Yoga most mornings.)
67. Dance.
68. Take dancing lessons if you could use improvement.
69. Ask other people (e.g. your friends, your co-workers, your boss, etc.) what their favorite book is, and read it.
70. Ask their favorite song or band, and listen to it.
71. Ask their favorite movie, and watch it.
Extras:
72. Don't be camera shy.
73. When your alarm goes off in the morning (if you use one), don't press snooze.
74. Make a budget and follow it.
Suggestions from visitors:
75. Say "I love you" often to the people you feel this way about.
76. Always turning off lights when leaving a room, unless of course there are others are in the room. For that matter, conserving any unnecessary electricity usage is key to the future of humanity.
here's a dedicatery poem to Thor I found:
Great Thor the Thunderer!
Warder of life, Waker of Lightning,
Thrice mighty Thurse-queller
Of Earth Mother the Ase-son,
Allfather's Red Aetheling,
Holiness and Hallower,
Woe of the World Serpent,
Wain-God and Wind Rider:
Our greatest blot and blessing,
To help, in Midgard's holding
Against foes of frith and freedom,
You, Lorride, Lord of Mjollnir!
Thanks to You, Thor
Well do You ward us,
Bring we gladly brimming meadhorns
Your thirst to quench, Thunderer
Gift to You, God of Storms
Our life, love and laughter,
That you ever them enjoy,
For in grith grow we truly
Warded by Woden's Son!
other than that i'm into drumming, computer games and death metal, also the occasional rhasta addition...i <3 green things, wanna chat i'm up for exchanging theories, call my cell anytime 813-220-5590
Who I'd like to meet: Thomas from Blind Guardian
The drummers from Stratovarious, and Falconer
Odin
Thor and
I want to marry this woman ...
..
You Scored as Nightcrawler
Nightcrawler is a very symbolic X-Man. He is persecuted by society because of his devilish looks, but it is his faith in God that gives him strength. He is a very gentle x-man but he does know how to fight and he enjoys fencing. Powers: Teleportation
I don't know what is wrong with mine it just stopped working one day and i have a pc and my bf has a mac so trying to figure out how to configure that shit to work for both of our comps is annoying.
I unplugged the modem over night and re-plugged it in in the morning. :/
My laptop's on a network, so the internet doesn't directly plug into *it*, but the desktop in the living room. And the desktop's internet works just fine.
I love your code i wish i had shown you the better side of me that wasa more like it, and the 76 things are really good too :) love you bunches! -steff
ive lived in tampa florida all my life. i'm an odinist, and here is the code i live by:
The Aesirian Code of 9:
1. The Code is to HONOR
Honor yourself with truth and fairness.
Your word is your bond; give your word power by adhering to it.
Honor your family and friends with reverence and respect.
Honor your love and the way, above all else.
Honor is the mark of strength and nobility.
2. The Code is to PROTECT
Protect with savagery your blood and kin.
Let no one and nothing violate your love or the way.
Let there always be inequity in defense.
Always protect thrice as fiercely as one is attacked.
Protection is the mark of the warrior spirit.
3. The Code is to FLOURISH
Prosperity and growth are key to the survival of the way.
Such is the mark of intelligence.
4. The Code is KNOWLEDGE
Knowledge is power.
Seek ever to expand the mind.
Never stagnate, for knowledge is a gift from the Gods.
5. The Code is to CHANGE
Adapting and changing are important for growth and survival.
That which cannot adapt or change is doomed to perish.
Change is the mark of insight.
6. The Code is FAIRNESS
Pay all debts, pull your own weight, always hear and consider all sides.
Treat others with equity and fairness.
Expect the same.
7. The Code is BALANCE
Remember the law of balance; all that which you do or wish, for good or ill, shall return to you one day.
Strive for the good.
8. The Code is CONTROL
Never lose control to anger or be baited by hostility.
Never strike a woman unless your very life hangs in the balance.
Never violate the weak or innocent.
Never tolerate those who do.
Control is the mark of a disciplined mind, a sign of the greatest warriors.
9. The Code is CONFLICT
Those who follow the way must know the art of combat, weapons, and vengeance.
War is part of the path.
Always be prepared for hostility.
It is a destiny woven into the fibers of our people.
Keep body, mind, and training up at all times.
Have no remorse in the savagery of conflict.
Win, prevail, and survive.
here's something else to think about, 76 things that will surely better your life: 1. Stop watching television.
2. Stop eating fast food.
3. Stop eating pizza and fried foods.
4. Stop driving places that you could easily walk to.
5. Read at least 1 book a month.
6. Take classes in what interests you or your vocation.
7. Work enough to support yourself, and if needed get a new job or second job to make enough to support yourself. Never stick with a job that doesn't pay enough to support yourself no matter how much you work.
8. Pay off your debts and don't go in debt. You can pay off your debts if you avoid needless expenses, such as cable, overpriced clothes, impractical decorations, unhealthy snacks, jewelry, etcetera.
9. Don't buy a car on finance, and don't buy an expensive car if a cheaper one that works is available.
10. Wake up early, and get all your work done as quickly as possible. That includes household chores, as well as your employment.
11. Drink alcohol less or quit.
12. Do drugs less or quit.
13. Don't smoke cigarettes.
14. Don't eat foods with high fructose corn syrup.
15. Don't drink soda.
16. Don't eat sugary foods at all.
17. Don't drink more than 1 glass of juice per day.
18. Stand up straight and have good posture.
19. Look people in the eyes when you talk to them.
20. Smile.
21. Be polite.
22. Keep your promises.
23. Wear a watch, if you can afford it.
24. Eat breakfast.
25. If you eat cereal at any time, choose your cereal based on healthiness not tastiness.
26. Exercise at least 3 days per week.
27. Walk often.
28. Always write with correct spelling and grammar.
29. Never speak worse about a person behind their back than you do to their face. (Feel free to say nicer things about a person behind their back than to their face.)
30. Don't gossip and don't have a big mouth.
31. Never judge other people harsher than you judge yourself.
32. Make New Years resolutions, but make one every day instead of every year.
33. Volunteer.
34. Forgive, but never forget.
35. Don't have skeletons in your closet.
36. Keep as few secrets as reasonably possible.
37. Despite the rule before this one, keep your friends' secrets.
38. Politely tell people that you will not betray your friends' trust, when you are asked about their secrets and such.
39. Volunteering (i.e. activism) is more important than voting. If you can do both, good for you. If you only have time for one, volunteer instead of voting. It makes more of a difference.
40. Privately question your own values.
41. Avoid questioning other people's values, especially in public.
42. Listen more than you talk.
43. Use a journal to count how many calories you consume per day.
44. Use a journal to count how many calories you burn per day.
45. If you want to lose weight, burn slightly more than you consume. If you want to gain weight, consume slightly more than you burn. If you are happy with your weight, try to burn the same amount as you consume.
46. Weigh yourself daily at the same time(s).
47. Write your daily weight down in a journal.
48. Never allow the police to search you, your car, or your belongings if you do not have something to hide.
49. Never tell other people that you think they or something they are doing is immoral or sinful.
50. Keep your moral values and religion to yourself. Use them to direct your own actions.
51. Ask people how they are often and listen to their answer.
52. Laugh at other people's jokes, but not your own.
53. Shower at least once per day.
54. Wash your hands, even if you aren't an employee.
55. Take care of the elderly, which includes spending time with them and talking to them.
56. Avoid going places where you need to be waited on.
57. Wait on yourself wherever possible.
58. Make your friends look good.
59. Avoid lying.
60. Don't pretend to be better than you are. Don't pretend to be more successful, popular, etcetera.
61. Treat other people as if they are better than they are. Treat them as if they are more successful, popular, etcetera.
62. Don't brag about your talents. Instead, surprise people with them when they just happen to be called upon.
63. Sit up straight.
64. Keep your house clean.
65. If you have either of them, keep your car and office clean.
66. Stretch daily. (I do Yoga most mornings.)
67. Dance.
68. Take dancing lessons if you could use improvement.
69. Ask other people (e.g. your friends, your co-workers, your boss, etc.) what their favorite book is, and read it.
70. Ask their favorite song or band, and listen to it.
71. Ask their favorite movie, and watch it.
Extras:
72. Don't be camera shy.
73. When your alarm goes off in the morning (if you use one), don't press snooze.
74. Make a budget and follow it.
Suggestions from visitors:
75. Say "I love you" often to the people you feel this way about.
76. Always turning off lights when leaving a room, unless of course there are others are in the room. For that matter, conserving any unnecessary electricity usage is key to the future of humanity.
here's a dedicatery poem to Thor I found:
Great Thor the Thunderer!
Warder of life, Waker of Lightning,
Thrice mighty Thurse-queller
Of Earth Mother the Ase-son,
Allfather's Red Aetheling,
Holiness and Hallower,
Woe of the World Serpent,
Wain-God and Wind Rider:
Our greatest blot and blessing,
To help, in Midgard's holding
Against foes of frith and freedom,
You, Lorride, Lord of Mjollnir!
Thanks to You, Thor
Well do You ward us,
Bring we gladly brimming meadhorns
Your thirst to quench, Thunderer
Gift to You, God of Storms
Our life, love and laughter,
That you ever them enjoy,
For in grith grow we truly
Warded by Woden's Son!
other than that i'm into drumming, computer games and death metal, also the occasional rhasta addition...i <3 green things, wanna chat i'm up for exchanging theories, call my cell anytime 813-220-5590
