Artistic/Autistic
Bard
Cautious
Disjointed
Eccentric
Fidgety
Gamer
Honest
Imaginative
Joker
Knave
Literate
Mercurial
Non-sequitir
Obtuse
Paranoid
Quixotic
Restless
Stressed
Tourettes
Uncle
Verbose
Warped
Xenu
Young at heart
Zone-out

Though I was too young to really remember it, in many ways, it would seem that things are a whole lot more complicated in the wake of the Cold War. The vacuum of power created by its end has been filled by criminals and terrorists whose movements and goals are far harder to track. We live in uncertain times, and will do for a while longer.

My Nintendo Wii is called Osaka.
Have a bear from when I was born called Frosty.

Can't think of anything else right now, but I might start naming other stuff, as I rather enjoy it, now that I think about it.

On that note, Brodie names his PCs. Nanako, Motoko, Motoko 2, Sumomo...

Usually, no-one bothers with my nicknames anymore, but I am sometimes called Badly-drawn Sean, l33t 534|\|, Mad Sean by certain people. Tee calls me Prince, I think because I'm always 'rescuing' her.:D

My previous girlfriend would often call me "Wankie" or "Tubbybear". I'll say no more.:D

Aside from the other childish crap that you get like "Sean the ( Read more... )

When I went to secondary school. Because not every change is a good one. At least, not in the beginning. Still waiting to see how it was good.

Developing a real love for music. It led me to other things, other ways to be stimulated or moved.

College. It gave me back much of what was stolen in school, and opened my eyes to what I am capable of.

Once, when I was about 8, I woke up that morning and my dad said "You know you wanted Gauntlet 3 for your computer?" I nodded eagerly. "Well look in your drawer, and I think you'll be in for a surprise!"

I must've spent 20-30 minutes looking through the 3 drawers in my room.

I do not believe such a thing is possible, as humans are, by their very nature, imperfect. As I once read somewhere, a utopian goal is a fine thing, well worth aspiring to, but ultimately, counter-productive. That is not to say we should never strive to better ourselves. A near-perfect world is what I wish for, and that is where we are ( Read more... )