Easy going guy, love my wrestling and being in the woods. I get online to run my e-fed and check out anything else to do with wrestling. My fed has been going since early '02 and we could use members right now, so if ya want to join just click the link in My Forums titled The SEF Forum as the main site is www.the-sef.com. Ok, so enough of the cheap plug, lol. I am a patient guy, high tolerance to most things if not everything, very shy, painfully shy, but wanting to spill all my thoughts out, so that's why I spend a lot of time onine, mainly in the e-fed world, but trying to get out and write about everything in life.

Rock 'n Roll from The Beatles to Kid Rock and all in between. 80's hair bands, 90's grunge, I love rock. I like some rap, mostly Eminem I admit, but I like some others like Snoop, Dre, 50 Cent, plus I love any comedy spoof of a song, Weird Al is my favorite spoof artist, lol.

WWE RAW is my favorite show to watch today and has been since its been on TV, I am a wrestling face for life and they offer the most variety in a show. Would watch Smackdown, but since the move to My Network TV I can't get it. I watch ECW and Superstars as well as TNA's Impact, like them, but they ain't as big as RAW, so naturally they ain't as big a priority. If its a wrestling/sports entertainment program, I will watch it! This year in '09 I found a few shows I like, well, one I found last year when it started, Sons of Anarchy. I fucking love that show, just love it, second only to RAW! Got into Dexter as well, I really like that one too, the way you get be inside his head, the character, its a good show. Didn't really get into it until this year, so I'm still figuring out what happened in the earlier seasons. I like Caifornication as well and got into Nip/Tuck with my wife, its ok. Big fan of That 70's Show, but for like a year straight I watched every single rerun they showed to catch up on them cause I never got to see the show when it first came or even until like '05 or '06. Needless to say, all the reruns kinda sent me into overload, like Aristotle said, "all things in moderation".