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I'm a 42 year old self-taught computer programmer working for Jockey International Inc. (the underwear people), cool huh? Where else in the world would your employer encourage you to hang on your office walls pictures of beautiful women in their underwear!!........
I'm a die-hard GreenBay Packers fan (go Pack!) who endured the 30 year slump of Green and Gold greatness. As the saying goes 'Wait until next year!'
A few years ago I took up playing golf, and I hope to get good at it before I die. Do you think I have enough time left in my life? Probably not..........
I'm an avid RPG gamer (though marriage has taken it's toll on that activity) I have been playing D&D in all its forms for the past 20 years (along with many other games). I got to beta test for 3rd edition quite a few years back. I also got to beta test for a game called Shadowstorm from Happy Nebula Games. Lately the only AD&D I get to play though is on the PC, it's just too hard to get things organized nowadays
I fell in love with the game of half-life the first time I played it. I like computer games in general, but there's just something special about this one. It's the first game I played on-line as well.
Back in the 56k modem days I stumbled into a server called CHUMPLAND and met a good group of guys from the clan [~OFC~]. After hanging around with them for a while they invited me to join their ranks. Back in those days I played as [~OFC~] J-tool. We did a lot of fraggin' and playin' with this wierd group of peeps known as [K9]. Played quite a few matches against the likes of Kollieflower, BD, and Sparky.
A few years into everything we found this mod for half-life called Day of Defeat (DoD for short). Fell in love with the half-life game engine all over again.
It wasn't long after this point that [~OFC~] seemed to be on a decline. Most of the members were awol and the few that were around were off doing their own things. I didn't feel right wearing the clan tag any more, especially since all my time was spent on the [K9] server. Not long after resigning from [~OFC~] Mr. BD was kind enough to ask me into the [K9] fold. Since I considered these people family already it wasn't a tough decision to make. I've meet a lot of awesome people over the years in [K9] and hope to spend many more years playing with my adopted family!
I'm a 42 year old self-taught computer programmer working for I'm a die-hard GreenBay Packers fan (go Pack!) who endured the 30 year slump of Green and Gold greatness. As the saying goes 'Wait until next year!'
A few years ago I took up playing golf, and I hope to get good at it before I die. Do you think I have enough time left in my life? Probably not..........
I'm an avid RPG gamer (though marriage has taken it's toll on that activity) I have been playing D&D in all its forms for the past 20 years (along with many other games). I got to beta test for 3rd edition quite a few years back. I also got to beta test for a game called Shadowstorm from Happy Nebula Games. Lately the only AD&D I get to play though is on the PC, it's just too hard to get things organized nowadays
I fell in love with the game of half-life the first time I played it. I like computer games in general, but there's just something special about this one. It's the first game I played on-line as well.
I fell in love with the game of half-life the first time I played it. I like computer games in general, but there's just something special about this one. It's the first game I played on-line as well. Back in the 56k modem days I stumbled into a server called CHUMPLAND and met a good group of guys from the clan [~OFC~]. After hanging around with them for a while they invited me to join their ranks. Back in those days I played as [~OFC~] J-tool. We did a lot of fraggin' and playin' with this wierd group of peeps known as [K9]. Played quite a few matches against the likes of Kollieflower, BD, and Sparky.
A few years into everything we found this mod for half-life called Day of Defeat (DoD for short). Fell in love with the half-life game engine all over again.
It wasn't long after this point that [~OFC~] seemed to be on a decline. Most of the members were awol and the few that were around were off doing their own things. I didn't feel right wearing the clan tag any more, especially since all my time was spent on the [K9] server. Not long after resigning from [~OFC~] Mr. BD was kind enough to ask me into the [K9] fold. Since I considered these people family already it wasn't a tough decision to make. I've meet a lot of awesome people over the years in [K9] and hope to spend many more years playing with my adopted family!
