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99 questions because I'm burning time

Tue Nov 3, 2009, 1:23 PM
1) Name: Sean

2) Name Backwards: Naes

3) Were you named after anyone? nope. Named sean because there were too many johns in the family.

4) Does your name mean anything? it's Gaelic form of John. Apparenlty it means God's Gift

5) Nick Name(s): got a few but they're not really used except,like, three people.

6) Screen Name(s): Ghostmick3, Scross2118, (AIM). Gh0stM1ck (here, youtube, assorted other sites), Metal4666 (Xbox Live)

Apparently number 7 is MIA.

8) Place of Birth: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.

9) Nationality: American.

10) Current Location: Flourtown, Pennsylvania.

11) Sign: Libra.

12) Religion: Catholic (technically)

13) Height: about 5'6" in reality, 5'7" on my liscence

14) Weight: 245 pounds

15) Shoe Size: 8 1/2 mens

16) Hair colour: strawberry blonde.

17) Eye colour: light blue tot he point they're almost grey.

18) What do you look like? myself

19) Innie or Outie? innie.

20) Righty, Lefty, both? Righty.

21) Gay, Straight, Bi, or Other? Straight

22) Best friends? Fred, Dave, RJ.

23) Best friend you trust the most: See the above.

24) Best friends: See 22

25) Best friends of the opposite sex: I really don't know. see, i come from a standpoint where i don't differentiate between genders when it comes to friends.

26) Best Bud(s): See question 22

27) Boyfriend / Girlfriend: currently i'm single.

28) Crush: a few of them.

29) Parent(s): Nelson and Jessie

31) Favorite on-line Guy(s): once again I don't differentiate. my friends are simply my friends. this oges for online as it is offline.

32) Favorite on-line Girl(s): once again I don't differentiate. my friends are simply my friends. this oges for online as it is offline.

33) Funniest friend: i find all these friend questions rather redundant.

34) Craziest friend:

35) Advice Friend:

36) Loudest Friend:

37) Person you cry with:

Do You Have...

38) Any sisters: nope.

39) Any brothers: Yes

40) Any pets: no

41) A Disease: yes

42) A Pager: nope

43) A Personal phone line: my cell

44) A Cell phone: Yes.

45) A Lava lamp: no

46) A Pool or hot tub: neither. i prefer a shower.

47) A Car: Chevy Cobalt

Describe Your...

48) Personality: eh, i guess i'm easy going. i like stuff.

49) Driving: erratic.

50) Car or one you want: Chevelle

51) Room: white. got my crap all over the place (in the process of goin through my shit and getting rid of old stuff)

52) What’s missing? dunno.

53) School: kutztown

54) Bed: Single.

55) Relationship with your parent(s): No complaints.

Do You

56) Believe in yourself: for the most part. i think.

57) Do you believe in love at first sight? love is somethign that needs to be worked at. I did the first sight thing and it never worked out.

58) Consider yourself a good listener: Yes

60) Get Along with your parents: Yes.

61) Save your e-mail conversations: depends ont he situation

62) Pray: when i remember.


63) Believe in reincarnation: i dont know. there's many beliefs in this world, whose to say that isn't the right thing.

64) Like to make fun of people: Sometimes .

65) Like to talk on the phone: not really. i type faster than i talk.

66) Like to eat? only because its a necesity for survival.

67) Like to drive: Yes, especially long distances on the open highway.

68) Get motion sickness: yes.

69) Eat the stems of broccoli: yes

70) Eat Chicken fingers with a fork: depends on my mood.

71) Dream in color: depends on the dream.

72) Type with your fingers on home row: not really. i just kinda let them flow and how they hit the keys is how they hit the keys. usually i know how to correlate them into words so home row- meh.

73) Sleep with a stuffed animal: not int the last 20 or so years.

74) Right next to you: remote control.

75) On the walls of your room: Army Of Darkness poster and some framed vinyl records: Metallica- Master of Puppets, Star Wars Soundstrack, Doors- 13, Norah Jones- Feels Like Home.

76) On your mouse pad: i have no mouse.

77) Your dream car: chevy chevelle

78) Your dream date: my business really, but for some reason it will involve watching the Star Wars Trilogy.

79) Your dream honeymoon spot: the moon ( you said dream)

80) Your dream husband/wife: honestly, i've learned not to get my hopes up on 'dreams' when it comes to women. I just want a decent woman who'se understanding to certain issues I have and supportive of my ridicoulis dreams of being a novelist.

81) Your bedtime: round about midnight.

82) Under your bed: a telescope. seriously, i found i telescope under there this morning.

83) The single most important question: Heyb baby, what's your sign?

84) Your bad time of the day: dont have one.

85) Your worst fear(s): covered in spiders.

86) The weather like: cloudy

87) The time?: 4:16 pm

88) The date?: November 2.

89) The best trick you ever played on someone: I suck at that.

90) The weirdest food or drink that you eat/drink: shark.

91) Theme Song: Uhntiss Uhntiss uhntiss by Bloodhound Gang.

92) The hardest thing about growing up: I honestly don't know. life itself is hard equally.

93) Your funniest experience: Too many to recollect

94) Your scariest moment: hmmm. uh, dying.

95) The silliest thing you've said: i don't know.

96) The funniest or most desperate thing you've done to get the attention of the opposite sex: yeah not that desperate.

97) The scariest thing that's ever happened while with your friend: asthma attack.
98) The worst feeling in the world: dying

99) The best feeling in the world: not dying.

  • Listening to: LawNOrder
  • Reading: Star Wars: Death Troopers
  • Watching: my cousin johnny playing LEGO Star Wars
  • Drinking: iced coffee

Missing Person.

Tue Oct 27, 2009, 7:14 PM
To My Fellow Deviants:

I was on Metallica's website and they put out a bulletin on a woman who went missing during one of their shows last Monday night at the John Paul Jones Arena in Charlettesville, Virginia. The missing woman is named Morgan Harrington, is 20 years old. She is 5'6" with long blonde hair and blue eyes. She was last seen in a black Pantera t-shirt, black skirt and black leggings. for more information please head tot he following link:

[link]

Please keep this young woman in your thoughts and maybe she'll make it home. thank you.

-Sean

  • Listening to: LawNOrder
  • Reading: Star Wars: Death Troopers
  • Drinking: iced coffee

Rebuilding Pangaea

Fri Oct 23, 2009, 5:41 PM
It's funny how interesting ideas come out of the completely mundane and normal. My latest developement in the building of my novel actually comes out of reading the current issue of Game Informer. In the latest issue there's a beautiful article discussing what the makers of video games have to go through when they are building their video game universes. It discussed the large backlog of story and information that the companies create in order to be able to tell a coherent story. The one thing they discussed was the Elder Scrolls series and how every tiny thing in the series has over 80 pages worth of documentations surrounding the history it. This basically got me thinking more on my own work, my fictional universe and how everything in it ties together and how alot of my problems with developing it is because I really don't have that much involved in its history.

As some of you know I have two correlating universes that, in certain points, have intertwined together. One universe is our own. Outside of very small things its histories more or less mirror the literal histories we have experienced. On the other side of that is the entirely fictional alternate world I've created called Daelin. For the most part my basic premise is that it's a place where mythological creatures of the majority of Earth's cultures actually live- thus giving reason as to why we barely ever see them in our world. In various points there are portals to entering the world of Daelin. As far as the history of this place is concerned it really only stretches as far back as is needed on the project that I'm working on is concerned. I kind of make up the geography on the fly and, as i've noticed a time or two, this contradicts things i've written in other tales. I've had character heading itno mountains in the north where, in another story, there had been farms and small towns.

Its all things i've said 'well, i guess ill figure that out later, let me finish this paragraph..." and never do. Well I need to do that at some point. that some point is this weekend.

Now we come to the title of this fun and boring article. Later int he Game Informer there was a review for a Nintendo DS game called Nostalgia. The basic premise of the game is that it's 19th century London and the world is a strange mic of industrial revolution and magical powers (i believe this is referred to in some places as Steam Punk, though I may be mistaken). For some reason this got me thinking of how different things could have been if the world had taken different courses. This led me into thinking two things: what if the Nazis still held control in Europe. It also got me thinking about Pangaea.

Hopefully I don't need to discuss the Nazis with you. Now Pangaea is a bit more obscure knowledge. In the world of Geology the Idea of Pangaea is that the worl'ds continents, as they are today, is the effect of seismic shifting of the continental plates in the Eaths surface. Somewhere a few billion years ago the continents were part of a massive landmass called Pangaea. It is this mega landmass that is where this alternate world will take place. Here is an outline of what the Pangaea is theorized to have been about.
[link]

Now I'm not naming this whole thing Daelin. No. What this new land mass (in my universe) will be called I don't know. But you see that part where it is outlines and stamped 'North America'? That's now called Daelin. Each of the other continental outlines will also be renamed as different countries and kingdoms. the other pieces of the Pangaea map will be smaller countries, provinces, protectorates or towns.

now to create the history!

  • Listening to: Stone Temple Pilots
  • Reading: Star Wars: Death Troopers
  • Drinking: iced coffee

Rebuilding Pangea:clash of myth reality & nove

Fri Oct 23, 2009, 5:34 PM
It's funny how interesting ideas come out of the completely mundane and normal. My latest developement in the building of my novel actually comes out of reading the current issue of Game Informer. In the latest issue there's a beautiful article discussing what the makers of video games have to go through when they are building their video game universes. It discussed the large backlog of story and information that the companies create in order to be able to tell a coherent story. The one thing they discussed was the Elder Scrolls series and how every tiny thing in the series has over 80 pages worth of documentations surrounding the history it. This basically got me thinking more on my own work, my fictional universe and how everything in it ties together and how alot of my problems with developing it is because I really don't have that much involved in its history.

As some of you know I have two correlating universes that, in certain points, have intertwined together. One universe is our own. Outside of very small things its histories more or less mirror the literal histories we have experienced. On the other side of that is the entirely fictional alternate world I've created called Daelin. For the most part my basic premise is that it's a place where mythological creatures of the majority of Earth's cultures actually live- thus giving reason as to why we barely ever see them in our world. In various points there are portals to entering the world of Daelin. As far as the history of this place is concerned it really only stretches as far back as is needed on the project that I'm working on is concerned. I kind of make up the geography on the fly and, as i've noticed a time or two, this contradicts things i've written in other tales. I've had character heading itno mountains in the north where, in another story, there had been farms and small towns.

Its all things i've said 'well, i guess ill figure that out later, let me finish this paragraph..." and never do. Well I need to do that at some point. that some point is this weekend.

Now we come to the title of this fun and boring article. Later int he Game Informer there was a review for a Nintendo DS game called Nostalgia. The basic premise of the game is that it's 19th century London and the world is a strange mic of industrial revolution and magical powers (i believe this is referred to in some places as Steam Punk, though I may be mistaken). For some reason this got me thinking of how different things could have been if the world had taken different courses. This led me into thinking two things: what if the Nazis still held control in Europe. It also got me thinking about Pangaea.

Hopefully I don't need to discuss the Nazis with you. Now Pangaea is a bit more obscure knowledge. In the world of Geology the Idea of Pangaea is that the worl'ds continents, as they are today, is the effect of seismic shifting of the continental plates in the Eaths surface. Somewhere a few billion years ago the continents were part of a massive landmass called Pangaea. It is this mega landmass that is where this alternate world will take place. Here is an outline of what the Pangaea is theorized to have been about.
[link]

Now I'm not naming this whole thing Daelin. No. What this new land mass (in my universe) will be called I don't know. But you see that part where it is outlines and stamped 'North America'? That's now called Daelin. Each of the other continental outlines will also be renamed as different countries and kingdoms. the other pieces of the Pangaea map will be smaller countries, provinces, protectorates or towns.

now to create the history!

  • Listening to: Stone Temple Pilots
  • Reading: Star Wars: Death Troopers
  • Drinking: iced coffee

Rebuilding Pangea:clash of myth reality & nove

Fri Oct 23, 2009, 5:33 PM
It's funny how interesting ideas come out of the completely mundane and normal. My latest developement in the building of my novel actually comes out of reading the current issue of Game Informer. In the latest issue there's a beautiful article discussing what the makers of video games have to go through when they are building their video game universes. It discussed the large backlog of story and information that the companies create in order to be able to tell a coherent story. The one thing they discussed was the Elder Scrolls series and how every tiny thing in the series has over 80 pages worth of documentations surrounding the history it. This basically got me thinking more on my own work, my fictional universe and how everything in it ties together and how alot of my problems with developing it is because I really don't have that much involved in its history.

As some of you know I have two correlating universes that, in certain points, have intertwined together. One universe is our own. Outside of very small things its histories more or less mirror the literal histories we have experienced. On the other side of that is the entirely fictional alternate world I've created called Daelin. For the most part my basic premise is that it's a place where mythological creatures of the majority of Earth's cultures actually live- thus giving reason as to why we barely ever see them in our world. In various points there are portals to entering the world of Daelin. As far as the history of this place is concerned it really only stretches as far back as is needed on the project that I'm working on is concerned. I kind of make up the geography on the fly and, as i've noticed a time or two, this contradicts things i've written in other tales. I've had character heading itno mountains in the north where, in another story, there had been farms and small towns.

Its all things i've said 'well, i guess ill figure that out later, let me finish this paragraph..." and never do. Well I need to do that at some point. that some point is this weekend.

Now we come to the title of this fun and boring article. Later int he Game Informer there was a review for a Nintendo DS game called Nostalgia. The basic premise of the game is that it's 19th century London and the world is a strange mic of industrial revolution and magical powers (i believe this is referred to in some places as Steam Punk, though I may be mistaken). For some reason this got me thinking of how different things could have been if the world had taken different courses. This led me into thinking two things: what if the Nazis still held control in Europe. It also got me thinking about Pangaea.

Hopefully I don't need to discuss the Nazis with you. Now Pangaea is a bit more obscure knowledge. In the world of Geology the Idea of Pangaea is that the worl'ds continents, as they are today, is the effect of seismic shifting of the continental plates in the Eaths surface. Somewhere a few billion years ago the continents were part of a massive landmass called Pangaea. It is this mega landmass that is where this alternate world will take place. Here is an outline of what the Pangaea is theorized to have been about.
[link]:Pangaea_continents.png

Now I'm not naming this whole thing Daelin. No. What this new land mass (in my universe) will be called I don't know. But you see that part where it is outlines and stamped 'North America'? That's now called Daelin. Each of the other continental outlines will also be renamed as different countries and kingdoms. the other pieces of the Pangaea map will be smaller countries, provinces, protectorates or towns.

now to create the history!

  • Listening to: Stone Temple Pilots
  • Reading: Star Wars: Death Troopers
  • Drinking: iced coffee

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