Post by 0asis on Jun 29, 2008 2:38:18 GMT -5
About me: A 100% pure bred Texan. And no I'm not a redneck or a jock. 
I'm young, quiet, cocky, never arrogant and sometimes charming at times. I'm terribly introverted and an ego bowl at that. Gotta say I never met a mirror that I didn't like.
But thats the good side. The bad side? Well, I'm sometimes a calm, serious, and resentful person who has a preference of being alone. Although I don't look it, I'm sometimes very insecure. And this has shaped me into being the defensive solitary person that I am. I guess I'm like that when I'm grumpy but I'm trying to change it.
Proud founder of UTD and good friends with some Envy members. But I know some of you guys are going to be confused by seeing me here with the history I had with some of you guys in all. But the past is the past and by being a leader of good clan, the best way to keep it's credibility high is by establishing good relations with different people of the community. And yeah I learned that too.
Gamertag: Oasis UTD
Hit me up whenever you want to get owned in SvR.
I'm young, quiet, cocky, never arrogant and sometimes charming at times. I'm terribly introverted and an ego bowl at that. Gotta say I never met a mirror that I didn't like.
But thats the good side. The bad side? Well, I'm sometimes a calm, serious, and resentful person who has a preference of being alone. Although I don't look it, I'm sometimes very insecure. And this has shaped me into being the defensive solitary person that I am. I guess I'm like that when I'm grumpy but I'm trying to change it.
Proud founder of UTD and good friends with some Envy members. But I know some of you guys are going to be confused by seeing me here with the history I had with some of you guys in all. But the past is the past and by being a leader of good clan, the best way to keep it's credibility high is by establishing good relations with different people of the community. And yeah I learned that too.
Gamertag: Oasis UTD
Hit me up whenever you want to get owned in SvR.
