Single Dad of 2, tattoo artist by trade, Starving artist by soul. I am a walking contradiction. I am a noce a*****e, an optomistic pessamist, a peaceful warrior, a giant with a small ego. I have many associates, but few true friends. I am anti-social but I love people. I am the shy guy in the corner, but I love attention. I am sentemental and emotional, but I believe in strength and the ability to be emotionally detached when needed. I hate liars, yet I have trouble being truthful with myself. I hate theives, yet I wish the right lady would steal my heart. I am strange, in a familair way. I am odd, yet abnormally normal. I am unpredictable but reliable. I am impulsive, yet I plan things stringently. I am a fool, yet I am intelligent. I am nothing you'd expect, but expectations are met. I can't figure myself out...yet I know myself very well. I hate being idle, yet I love to stop and smell the roses. I love to express myself, but I can never find the proper expressions. I am frighteningly comforting. You figure it out....I sure can't!

As for background, I spent 8 1/2 years in the Marine Corps as a scoput sniper. I am currently in the process of rebuilding my house, and my kids are my life. I have been married twice, my first wife was killed in an auto accident, along with my oldest daughter. My second wife decided she wasn't the wife and mother type, and now I am raising my two remaining children alone. I'm not bitter or angry, I actually love it. I get to se the side of my kids that many dads don't get to see, because of the extra attention and time I have to give my kids. They are my life, and being a Daddy is the best, hardest, most rewarding, and most challenging thing I have ever done. I don't know what else to write, so ask away!

I enjoy meeting people of all walks of life. I base my opinion of someone on personality and likability, not race/gender/religion/persuasion.

If I could meet anyone I'd want to meet God...just long enough to ask him, "What were you thinking?!?"

Also I'd like to meet Ghandi, just to ask him if it was worth it.