Camping/Recreation
Camping/Recreation
Some College
Christian
(Very Important to me)
Libertarian
(Not Important to me)
White
Want 'em someday
6' 0"
How about we… Go fishing/exploring at a park neither of us has been to.
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Pikes Peak. Independence Day snowball fights are especially awesome as a kid.
Church, then a game of soccer with friends, then either fish until dark and start a campfire, or get together for a little pencil and paper roleplaying.
Princess Bride, perhaps? If you listened to the things I quote, it would probably be either the Rocky and Bullwinkle show, or the Muppet Movie.
Big family, love 'em to death(sometimes nearly literally. XD). Was the awkward kid in the corner, found myself working at Dickson Valley Camp(free plug for my second home). Did the college thing for a while, found that it wasn't my thing. So I work outside, work with kids(generally older), and am currently working ecological restoration. For my last sentence, I would like to declare myself awesome.
All of it! Well... Perhaps not, but I'm not one to skimp on picking up a new geekery. Currently, you can count on me for anything weapons related, ornithology and herptology, roleplaying(particularly D&D 3.5), Star Wars, and some general pop/internet culture types of obscure knowledge. I'd like to learn more about botany, and am learning a lot of native plants. Also, trying to remind myself of physics.
Are willing to be geeks/nerds, without conforming to the derogatory stereotypes. Also, being able to laugh or groan satisfactorily at a pun would probably help.
A superhero. Or supervillain. Not sure yet. Superheroes get to save the world, but villains get the cool toys. As long as I could have a giant orbital laser, I think I'd be happy.
Give half of it to camp, invest enough to live off the interest, then grab up a cabin in the backwoods and work on my blacksmithing. And probably become a falconer.