Due to the fact that my profile comes off as "mysterious", I've decided to revamp things just a tad. By a tad I mean, retyping it all in the form of a novel about yours truly. That sounds fun doesn't it?

Firstly, I admit it. I am a slave to the internet. While I don't browse through sites such as these very frequently, I do find myself frequenting many different forums relating to technology and science. Science and Technology completely and utterly fascinate me. Without those, I'd be a sad man.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not a total nerd! I have been sifting through the art of music since the ripe old age of nine. My parents were both musically inclined so it was only natural for me to share that interest. On the same note; I absolutely love music. I listen to music constantly. I enjoy nearly every genre of music, save rap and other similar genres. I couldn't really choose a favorite genre. I find myself, mostly, listening to Rock, Alternative, and Indie.

What instruments do I play you ask? I excel the most in Guitar but I also play Bass, Drums, and Piano. I also sing. It's amazing how things tend to work out. At the age of nine, my father started teaching me how to play the guitar. I started learning very quickly and enjoyed it tremendously. I also started singing around the same time. I never particularly enjoyed singing. I primarily liked to play the guitar. Once my voice changed, it seemed like things completely went in opposite directions. Now, I spend the largest portion of my time singing and the guitar seems to be cooking on the back burner.

Enough about that. Let's talk about grammar. If you've made it this far, without pulling your hair out, you'll know that I have a chronic condition. It's called "Comma overuse...ism". Very few people suffer from such a condition, since most people don't even know that commas exist. If I'm typing a sentence, that contains more than 3-5 words, I tend to always use commas. Why? I honestly could not tell you. It just feels right. I've not had complaints about difficulty reading what I type... so we'll just assume that it's not so "chronic" after all.

What else is there to say about myself? I do enjoy video games. There, I admit it. I don't really play them very frequently but the inticracies of the technology involved intrigues me. I'd say that, in an average week, I might spend 2-4 hours on video games. Honestly, I spend most of my time "nerding out" and reading wikipedia about the history of the gaming company or the hardware in certain consoles. Will it ever help me in the real world? I sure wish.

In the long run, I'm not nearly as outgoing as I used to be. I can't really say why I'm not very outgoing anymore, but I certainly try to be... on occasion. I really do enjoy meeting new people. I usually seem to put my foot in my mouth; so to speak. Once I get to know some one, it's a different story. "The gloves are off" comes to mind in that scenario.

Currently I'm in the process of furthering my education. I took a year off from college for the purpose of working a contract position in Columbus, OH. I am still technically living in Lexington though. My contract position ended in October so I'm just killing time until I start school again in Fall 2010.

I tend to learn things rather quickly. This helps out in, both, technology and music. I can learn, to sing and play, most songs after hearing them two or three times. I'm also a very efficient problem solver. I love puzzles... no not jigsaw puzzles. I guess I should say "brain teasers" instead.

I'm, however, not very good at bragging on myself. That's a subject that I try my best to stray far away from.

Honestly, from a physical standpoint, I couldn't tell you. I sometimes wonder if people even notice me at all, from that point of view.

As far as personality is concerned, I guess people would usually notice the fact that I avoid confrontation at all costs. Even if I know that the opposing person is completely incorrect, I will not usually argue. I'm a very cool headed person in that respect. It really takes a lot to light my fuse. I don't think I have a fuse truthfully.

I tend to only read technical books. I'm sure that I could rattle off a long list of my favorite technical books, but I won't bore you with that atrocity.

I love any and every horror movie known to man. I've recently really gotten into the George A. Romero Zombie flicks. The underlying political messages are very alluring. Politics are a subject that I tend to stray away from as much as possible, but it's always interesting to learn more about them.

I also really enjoy movies that make you think. You know the type that I'm talking about. You watch the whole movie then, at the end, the plot unfolds and you sit there thinking "what in the hell just happened here?!" I watch movies, like that, over and over until I understand them. I refuse to read the explanations of others from the internet. That just ruins it.

As I said earlier, I love nearly ever genre of music. I primarily listen to Rock, Alternative, and Indie. I can't really say what my favorite bands or artists are because they change on a day to day basis. I go through phases where I will like one band. Once that phase subsides, I switch to another. It's, pretty much, and endless cycle. For now I will say that I've been listening to a new band, from Canada I believe, called "State of Shock". If you get a chance, listen to "Money Honey" by them. It's a very catch and simple song.

Music, Technology, The Internet (which wouldn't exist without Technology), Friends, Family, My Guitar

I swear, I'm like a broken record. I spend a large portion of my time thinking about Technology. I also spend a lot of my time trying to come up with genius inventions that would make the world run in a much more smooth manner. Oh wait... I guess that's technology too. Well, I guess it could be a "good will toward man" kind of thing... Yeah, we'll go with that.

Nearly every Friday or Saturday night I am playing with my current band. We perform live shows all around the central Kentucky region. It's a good way to make some extra money and it's also quite fun. The only down side is that I rarely get to spend a weekend relaxing or spending time with friends. You know; Normal people stuff.

I have entirely too many nerdy qualities. But that's what makes me who I am. I usually try my best to mask the inner nerd, but I guess it just shines itself when someone starts talking about their new Bluray player, cell phone, or computer.

If you're bored and are up for a chat, feel free to toss me a message. Conversation is something that I am always up for.