Ya know these really suck to fill out. But what the hell, here goes nothing. I have a wide variety of things I like so I could go on and on but i wont bore you that much.
My newest hang-out is Starbucks in Waterford, meet me there and I will buy ya a coffee or something.
I am an avid follower of MMA (Mixed Martial Arts)and make sure to never miss a UFC PPV event. Only wish my body would hold up to the rigorous demands of the training so I could participate in it myself.
Never married, no kids..yes all my money is mine. Except for what the government takes, stupid taxes. More and more im not sure I want marriage. Kids fer sure, but not sold on marriage anymore. Although all it takes to change that is the right one eh.
I like sports of all kinds. Typical dude there. Former jock with numerous old injuries with some still lingering. Asswhoopin.
I like all kinds of movies and music. Even like the weird stuff from time to time.
I would do anything for my friends, but if ya screw me over ya lost all favor privilege.
I like cats and dogs, although I dont have any. I do not like small dogs or huge dogs. Black Lab is my fav and what I will be getting soon as I find a house.
Oh yeah, im currently looking to buy a house and its driving me nuts. Doesnt help that im picky as hell.
I've been told I have no balls, not quite sure what thats about. Im shocked i even had the courage to write that.lol
Hi ya, Rueb Is The Last Samurai 侍 - How are you? x My new book is coming out next month & i'd love some feedback...
FORMER BIG BROTHER STAR WANTS TO HELP OTHERS TOO FACE THEIR OWN PERSONAL NIGHTMARES... LEA WALKER HAS WRITTEN A NEW BOOK CALLED ‘LIVING WITH BDD’.. The book will be on sale on 21st November 2008... Lea Walker first caught the public eye when she appeared on Channel 4’s Big Brother programme in 2006. Director of BDD Central said: “Living with BDD is a real page turner; I found myself reading the entire book in one sitting. It has the same captivating elements as the prime-time hit “Big Brother” - we are allowed the guilty pleasure of playing voyeur, obtaining a completely honest, no frills look into the private life of another. The book takes us through an entire range of experiences, from drama, cruelty, pain, and suffering to victory, success and joy. Lea proves herself to be a strong, honest person who is easy to relate to. This is a thoughtful book, which teaches many valuable life lessons.
