Teflon Billy
Explorer
Crothian said:I always think of you as Universe Man.
Unfortunately, I am now incapable of thinking f him as anything but the Gay Master
What's this guy's story?
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Unfortunately, I am now incapable of thinking f him as anything but the Gay Master
The_Universe
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DAMMIT! My worst fears are coming true!Teflon Billy said:Unfortunately, I am now incapable of thinking f him as anything but the Gay Master
Seriously, around here, it's just nice to be recognized.
Even if it is as "Gay Master." Sheesh!
Desdichado
Hero
Well, at least that was when their music was still pretty good. That's gotta count for something.Teflon Billy said:
Desdichado
Hero
I'd be willing to pitch in to buy you custom user title priviledges, as long as it reads Gay Master.The_Universe said:DAMMIT! My worst fears are coming true!
Seriously, around here, it's just nice to be recognized.
![:]](http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/devious.png "Devious :]")
Raven Crowking
First Post
I am a 38 year old male, though I will be 39 this Thursday. 
I have published a few speculative fiction short stories, a few essays, and some poetry (google "Daniel J. Bishop" and you may find something...not necessarily something good...but something
). I currently live in Toronto, Canada, although I was not born in Canada. I was actually born in Norway (my mother was in Michigan at the time), and I was raised in Wisconsin. I have lived on both coasts, at least for a while (Virginia and California, respectively). I have two wonderful children, Michael (14, kicks a@@ on the guitar) and Heather (6, cute as a button). They are both good kids; better than I could ask for. Michael plays in my D&D group, and I plan on introducing Heather to D&D at 8. She already shares my enthusiasm for Doctor Who!
I co-own a comic book store (www.goldencitycomics.com), but still have to work days for the College of Physicians & Surgeons of Ontario. I enjoy camping, hiking, and fishing. About 16 years ago, I broke my back in four places, my left ankle, and my right heel into four pieces (severing the achilles tendon in the process). It hurt a bit. It still causes me some problems, but three titanium steel screws in my foot and a decent surgeon did wonders. Like I said, I still enjoy hiking quite a bit. While I am nowhere near as fast as I once was, I can at least still run. So, woo hoo to my non-mutant healing factor!
I have been forced to write a number of these bios for various fiction & poetry sales, and if you read them you'll discover that I'm not that great at them. As I have once again proven.
Cheers!
RC
I have published a few speculative fiction short stories, a few essays, and some poetry (google "Daniel J. Bishop" and you may find something...not necessarily something good...but something
). I currently live in Toronto, Canada, although I was not born in Canada. I was actually born in Norway (my mother was in Michigan at the time), and I was raised in Wisconsin. I have lived on both coasts, at least for a while (Virginia and California, respectively). I have two wonderful children, Michael (14, kicks a@@ on the guitar) and Heather (6, cute as a button). They are both good kids; better than I could ask for. Michael plays in my D&D group, and I plan on introducing Heather to D&D at 8. She already shares my enthusiasm for Doctor Who! I co-own a comic book store (www.goldencitycomics.com), but still have to work days for the College of Physicians & Surgeons of Ontario. I enjoy camping, hiking, and fishing. About 16 years ago, I broke my back in four places, my left ankle, and my right heel into four pieces (severing the achilles tendon in the process). It hurt a bit. It still causes me some problems, but three titanium steel screws in my foot and a decent surgeon did wonders. Like I said, I still enjoy hiking quite a bit. While I am nowhere near as fast as I once was, I can at least still run. So, woo hoo to my non-mutant healing factor!
I have been forced to write a number of these bios for various fiction & poetry sales, and if you read them you'll discover that I'm not that great at them. As I have once again proven.
Cheers!
RC
cuteasaurus
First Post
Hehe...Gay Master...I spse now is a bad time to remind you that you're a "colony of fairies?"
Bront
The man with the probe
I am a gamer, like my father before me.
I actualy am a second generation Roleplayer. I got into it when I was 6 or 7, owned my own players hand book (Dad gave it to me for christmas, probably so I didn't distroy his 1E book signed by Gary Gygax), and was involved in an adult group at the age of 10. At the age of 13, I went to gen con for the first time, and nearly made it to the second round of a tourny as an alternate. At the age of 14, I was helping to run teams through the Tournoment (CoDMing with my father and others). I ran rounds by myself at age 16, and took over scorekeeping (If you're wondering, these are the NASCRAG tournoments, lots of fun). At the age of 28, I no longer run stuff for them, because I have branched off into writing my own con modules for living campagins I've helped build. I do still help them playtest the modules.
As I said, I am 28, I work for a large bank in their IT deparment monitoring batch processing (Watching jobs and files move around). I have an Assosiates Degree I earned in my second attempt at college, and have been in IT for almost 9 years now. I've been a home owner for 2 and a half years, and am finaly comfortable in general with were my life is heading.
I actualy am a second generation Roleplayer. I got into it when I was 6 or 7, owned my own players hand book (Dad gave it to me for christmas, probably so I didn't distroy his 1E book signed by Gary Gygax), and was involved in an adult group at the age of 10. At the age of 13, I went to gen con for the first time, and nearly made it to the second round of a tourny as an alternate. At the age of 14, I was helping to run teams through the Tournoment (CoDMing with my father and others). I ran rounds by myself at age 16, and took over scorekeeping (If you're wondering, these are the NASCRAG tournoments, lots of fun). At the age of 28, I no longer run stuff for them, because I have branched off into writing my own con modules for living campagins I've helped build. I do still help them playtest the modules.
As I said, I am 28, I work for a large bank in their IT deparment monitoring batch processing (Watching jobs and files move around). I have an Assosiates Degree I earned in my second attempt at college, and have been in IT for almost 9 years now. I've been a home owner for 2 and a half years, and am finaly comfortable in general with were my life is heading.
The_Universe
First Post
I still don't know where that came from - Nikhil's fertile imagination nonwithstanding. I just want to point out that according to one of those internet Quiz websites (Spark?) I am the *least* gay person you know. By a wide margin.cuteasaurus said:Hehe...Gay Master...I spse now is a bad time to remind you that you're a "colony of fairies?"
