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disciple 9070 Posts October 29 2009 20:53 GMT #21 my mom and Tyler Durden

YPang United States4024 Posts October 29 2009 20:54 GMT #22 my parents made me what they never wanted me to be in the first place, a lot of things they don't want me to do, i've done. A lot of people they probably don't want me to hang out with i have and do. But hey, they're asian to the EXTREME, so perhaps i'm not doing myself such a bad favor.

DustBowl United States49 Posts October 29 2009 21:15 GMT #23 On October 30 2009 03:43 DeathSpank wrote: basically everyone I hate. What do you despise? By that are you truly known. --from "Manuel of Muad'Dib" by the Princess Irulan

Caller Poland8075 Posts October 29 2009 21:23 GMT #24 my other personality

Kong John Denmark1020 Posts October 29 2009 22:17 GMT #25 Im a spawn of the internet. I really think the internet has affected me more than anyone else, not really saying thats a good thing but its where i spend most of my time as a child. Ive had 2 or 3 friends who also have influenced me in a positive way but im not really sure how

Pulimuli Sweden2766 Posts October 29 2009 22:21 GMT #26 My parents, i got their genes

HwangjaeTerran Finland5967 Posts October 29 2009 22:45 GMT #27 My mathter docthor Frankenthein! Actually I think, I did.

Scarecrow Korea (South)9172 Posts October 29 2009 22:50 GMT #28 Jeremy

Archaic United States4024 Posts October 29 2009 23:01 GMT #29 On October 30 2009 06:23 Caller wrote: my other personality How would you communicate with each other? Write on a white board, and communicate intermittently?

Djin)ftw( Germany3357 Posts October 29 2009 23:06 GMT #30 On October 30 2009 03:43 DeathSpank wrote: basically everyone I hate. fucking great answer, respect

Navane Netherlands2749 Posts October 29 2009 23:09 GMT #31 There are a few persons who have traits i know I have and I dislike. They are good mirrors.

Impervious Canada4212 Posts October 29 2009 23:22 GMT #32 Many people have affected me. Every teacher I've had, my parents, grandparents, uncles, aunts, siblings, cousins, friends, the list goes on. This is quite a stupid question, because of how long the answer would be from anyone. Most influential would be a different question. For that, I dunno. My high school football coach/Guidance counselor was definitely one. He is the main reason I am in university right now, rather than a dropout. My grade 11/12 math teacher was another. He piqued my interest in mathematics, which ended up leading me to Engineering. He went out of his way to help me, even though I was definitely a pain in the ass to him. Looking back at it, only attending about 30% of his classes must have been insulting to him. I definitely need to go back and thank him sometime. My mother was one. She supported me, regardless of what I was doing. She also relied on me for many things. My father was one. He died a few years ago, after a long battle with two different types of leukemia. He was a very smart man, and he was very successful, even though he did not go to University, and barely obtained his high school diploma. He showed me that what really matters is effort. He was a grandmaster at Chess, and, during his life, I was never able to best him (came close only once). He was an avid fisherman, and taught me to love nature. My siblings are definitely on that list too. They taught me a lot about responsibility, since they are all a lot younger than myself, I took on the "man of the house" role. It sucked, but it really made me a better person. All of my good friends fall into that list, for various reasons. The death of one of them (while we were on a trip together) really helped instill the value of life in me. Another introduced me to the whole "german gothic" scene, and I have met many awesome people through that scene. A third was always there for me, since we were both really young, and I've been there for him. We've gone through a lot of shit together. There are others that fall into this category. Sarah (the girl I lost my virginity to at 14) was definitely one. She helped bring me out of the slump I was in after my father passed away. I was incredibly depressed, and I even dropped out of school. I became stressed out over the smallest things. She saw me at my weakest, and helped me get better. It's too bad I've lost contact with her. My uncle showed me (first hand experience here.....) that the heavy drugs are bad. I have tried a number of them, before I was even legally able to drive a car in Canada..... He's also gay, so that helped me have more understanding for the culture behind that, and, even though I am not gay myself, and I know that I will never understand how they feel, I can at least sympathize and help stand up for them. The list goes on. In some ways, I've had a pretty fucked up life, but all of it has made me who I am today. If any of it changed, I wouldn't be who I am today.

cgrinker United States3824 Posts October 29 2009 23:22 GMT #33 Kindergarten teacher Boxer My parents

blue_arrow 1971 Posts October 29 2009 23:29 GMT #34 unpopped popcorn people

Disregard China10252 Posts October 29 2009 23:36 GMT #35 Ghettonation

Pokebunny United States10654 Posts October 30 2009 00:07 GMT #36 parents just for guiding me throughout my life (including dad for introducing gaming) best friend Kareem for being 3.5 years older than me, knowing me since I was 2, always treating me well and we had similar interests Gillias @ theamazonbasin.com for introducing me to the StarCraft world I would have never known, and guiding me (and many others) through our infant stages in StarCraft (amazing person) idk. definitely missing a couple

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