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Serpent's Jukeboxes-

There's alot of different shit in this thing, some of it I'm sure some folks won't like, so skip over em. Theres everything from Soundtrack, to 80's to 70's to Rock, to some more mellow
stuff. I just mixed it up. When it comes to music I just like whatever catches my ear- old or new. I implore you try out some of the soundtrack stuff in the first few tracks tho- some of it is really cool.







So now the About Me part.... let's see-

Am 35, 6'1", 200 lbs.,Long hair. Smoker/ but don't drink and havent messed with drugs or anything of the sort since my kids were born. Live in Northwest St. Paul suburb of Moundsview, Minnesota.



I dig Computers/gaming, My motorcycle, collecting music/ video & software, Women, Guns, and catchin movies at the cinema. Oh yeah did I mention women were pretty cool too? lol.
I work as a quality assurance engineer for Cisco Voice over IP Contact Centers.
Graduated in 90 and then did a 4 yr in the Air Force as a GPS satellite operator. Currently live with my 9 yr old son's mom, but not married. So I'm not here trollin for dates or anything... Also have a 10 yr old daughter in Missouri.
Main passtime lately has been computer gaming, and just aimlesly cruisin on the bike (whereas it used to be just chasing women). Not really anything exciting goin on anymore, (no arrests or drama or shit blowing up or anything noteworthy like that anyway) I guess I would have to say I'm kind of a lazy person. Sports, athletics, yardwork or any other form of physical exertion (aside from the fun activities, of course) is out of the question, lol. I mean don't get me wrong, things like camping, 4-wheelin etc. are fun and all but I dont have a mud truck and usually I'm content to just chill at home gamin or watching movies. I'm turning into kind of a gamer geek in my old age- I used to make fun of the dorks that played Warcraft all the time and then my brother got me to try Dungeons and Dragons Online so I was a crackhead on that for a while till my gaming computer crapped out on me right around the first of the year. So i need to get a new PC now.
So yeah.. I like to mess with computers,fantasy type games where I can kill shit with swords or magic, lol- graphic design, hang out with my brother, and collect swords and other medieval/renaissance novelties wherever I can, (I hit the Renaissance Festival every year, and money can disappear there in DROVES with all the cool stuff you can find- like SWORDS... haa)



My Living room wall-

Expensive PC gaming rigs



and fantasy based games, My Harley, sleeping till 4 on Saturdays, Movies at the cinema, collecting dvd's, guns, medieval weaponry, Forgotten realms novels, smokin a pipe now and then, checkin out chicks on the internet, lol. Who needs to go get in trouble at the bar when a world of girls is just a few clicks away and safe at home? HAAAA.


(DDO- Dungeons and Dragons Online)



Battlestar Galactica....







Guns-........





Harley Davidson--





'nuff said.



Animals are cool. I dig horses but never got to own one or really learn how to ride.



Oh yeah.. did I mention WOMEN.........?



Currently this is one of my favorites-

Xarah von den Vielenregen

German Model/Performer- goth/fetish/fantasy

the Xara.De Homepage



(NOTICE: Images and links used with express written permission from Xarah von den Vielenregen. Presentable upon request.)




And anyone who recognizes THIS woman, also knows why I like her so much... mmmmmm good
>:)~





Basically movies, Pc games, and the motorcycle have become the safest escape from the utter boredom of reality, and they're cheaper or less dangerous than drugs and booze. Well...except maybe the motorcycle- it can be expensive and dangerous in the wrong circumstance I suppose, but CHRIST is it fun. Almost as fun as sex. I will never be without one as long as I'm able to ride.

Anything from Dungeons and Dragons' Forgotten Realms- paricularly the Dark Elf series by Bob Salvatore,





and The War of the Spider Queen.

Series co-authored by Richard Lee Byers, Thomas M. Reid,
Richard Baker, Lisa Smedman, Philip Athans, and Paul S. Kemp






Opinions, reviews, and feedback have varied greatly on Spider Queen series, and I must admit- there were some twists and conclusions that I did not expect. But then again, If we always got what we thought we expected from a story, it would lessen the substance wouldn't it? In this particular saga, when we may seem dismayed at a turn or outcome in the story- we must remember that is is after all, a tale about Drow Elves. Remember the nature of their existences, and the chaotic god to whom they pray- then many of the events that trasnpire are not so unnatural, or unfitting in the end.



Another of my favorites are The Tolkien Books- The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings trilogy, and also I've enjoyed many of Stephen King's books (though I speak of the older ones, havent read any of his novels from recent years.)

Whatever catches my ear. favorite will always be 90's heavy metal and hard rock, (Iron Maiden!)





Industrial, some punk too- Face to Face/Pulley/NOFX, etc. but my music collection is pretty diverse, and also includes other stuff from some crunk to classical, 70's and 80's too. In addition, I'm also a huge soundtrack geek. I have soundtracks from tons of movies and fantasy rpg pc games too, some favorites being the LOTR soundtrack, King Arthur, The Thirteenth Warrior, The Last Samurai, Rob Roy and Braveheart.

dont watch a whole lot of tv.. Battlestar Galactica is about the only thing I'll watch lately. Check it out, you might actually like it- it's totally ANTI Star Trek in it's aesthetics.... Lost is also cool (for now, anyway...) and Grey's Anatomy and Boston Legal too.

Favorite movie is The Crow.

[And only the Brandon Lee film. sequels and other spinoff works should never have been made- never watched em' never will.]





Next would probably be The Last Samurai-





Always liked movies, and I can't pick just 5 or 10 favorites- too many I don't wanna leave off the list. Here's a long ass sample off the list of a couple hundred or so that I wrote, HAA-



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I'm my own hero, I just dont have any superpowers.
Seriously I guess I would say
brother Dayne, and my Grandpa Bill Connett.

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'07 HD FXSTB Night Train Softail- Charcoal/Denim/Flat Black Stock 6 spd twin cam/fuel injection 96 ci 1,584 cc 96B Engine
**Additions: Arlen Ness 3" Forward Control Extensions, Harley 'mini-ape' classic Bars.






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And THIS- will be the next bike I will own-



The Softail Crossbones. The toughest, most classic, vintage looking machine to roll out of their factory in years and years. Very remniscient of the old Pan & knuckle era bikes. Can't go wrong with that Springer frontend and a vintage solo spring seat... other than some forward control extensions, I wouldn't have to change or customize a single bolt on this thing.....



Click the picture to check it out at HD.com

I dont have any previous bikes to list, so this is now the 'Links and cool shit Paul Likes' section.



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Forgotten Realms Novels and Authors From Wizards of the Coast





Fantasy writer R.A.Salvatore- Author of 'The Legend of Drizzt' Series Forgotten Realms

Novels



Fantasy writer Paul S. Kemp- Author of The Erevis Cale saga of

Forgotten Realms Novels





Harley Davidson US







Alienware Computers







HD Forums







Battlestar Galactica







HK Guns







The Golden Compass









^ ^ Someday I'll Have one like this ^ ^





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And always remember......









This shirt kicks ass huh!








And here's another good one......







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Joe Pesci as Tommy in Goodfellas- doin what he does best








Oh- And in case you missed her towards the top of the page, Here's a second chance to check out model
Xarah von den Vielenregen

Anyway, before you go- here's an interesting tidbit to provoke your thoughts......