My Intro to the Blog-sphere

I like to think I'm unique, but I'm defiantly not normal ... How many more like me? I can't say unfortunately  though I wish I could. 

I consider myself a physicist as I am madly in love with the field, currently studying A levels and hopeful a Degree later this year. Got my own telescope, and I've been looking for a reason to build a Trebuchet! 

In my studies a lot of number crunching comes up and I take that and apply it to real life. I use the numbers to apply a pessimistic view to others peoples world as the numbers look hopeless. Whilst trying to maintain an optimistic outlook on my own life.

I am an avid RPG gamer although I've recently been dragged, by friends and family, into the realm of FPS gaming. The elder scrolls series is where the love began and it eventually progressed to the online world as I started to play World of Warcraft, Star Wars the Old Republic, and various games on Steam. 

I have been called every name under the sun from a communist to an extremist, from a geek to a player, and from a genius to a retard. So I take this a sign of unpredictability in my action, you should to. 

My taste in music, food and general culture is vast to say the least. I like all types of music from the lovely sounds of classical tunes to the headbangyness of metal (headbangyness is a real word from now on, go forth and use it). With food I am fearless anything new I am not scared to try, from shark to squid, from centipede to monkey brains. As I travel the food outlines the culture so well it seems almost rude not to try. 

I travel a lot, all around the world and would like to go a lot of places I haven't had the chance to. Ive climbed several mountains and kayaked various rivers, sailed across vast expanses and traversed many plains. Oh, im sounding quite poetic, guess that outlines my passions for adventure. 

Normally I don't sound so formal, but its most likely a confidence issue of taking what is in my head and putting it onto the internet for all to gawk at.

Sleep well children of the internets