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LiveJournal Trading Cards Free Account Edition roliasnoom User Number: 397337 Date Created:2001-11-19 Number of Posts: 331 Self-Proclaimed Lost Boy and Eternal Six-Year-Old, Andrew is most probably the goof everyone thinks he is. He has a knack for Over-Dramatization, and as laidback and carefree as he may seem, is almost as much a worry-wort as anything else. Romantic in the most classical sense, he has a dark streak and a taste for the Tragic. Strengths: Good-natured, Dedicated, Patient, Always willing to listen, and holds the innocence of a child. Weaknesses: Broods easily, Forgets easily, and Doubts easily. Has a penchant towards over-dramatization and self-depreciation. Special Skills: Can name most songs - name and artist - within the first measure of music. Driving passion and aptitude towards Computer codes. The ability to eat large quantities of food. Weapons: Razor-sharp sarcasm, a mind like a steel trap, logical analysis and sound reasoning. Passions: Truth, Knowledge, Friendship, Integity, Words, Code, and Debate.

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Yeah, faceless is good...

It's an interesting thing, this Internet. I would dare say it's the closest we can get to an abstract, immaterial, mutable plane of existance. There are few, if any constants. Gender is meaningless - I am a man only in as much as you precieve me as such. Were I more feminine, and/or no designation were made, one could reasonably assume I were a woman. Similarly, age is insignificant - if anything at all, it is an arbitrary convention we place on eachother.

More than anywhere else, and Entity Online is nearly pure intellect. Your existance is as mutable as you allow it to be, and one can be taken only as what one presents. It's really quite fascinating if you think about it.

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