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A good photographic representation of my life is available here.
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SirGrok is also known as Jeff Wagner, a supple, young boy from Memphis, TN, USA. He is currently attending The University of Memphis in Memphis, TN where he is a freshman. He is seriously considering adding himself to the "Notable Alumni" section of the school's article.
Future Aspirations edit
Since his youth, Jeff has dreamt of becoming something more than ordinary. To reach this goal, he did whatever he deemed necessary. This involves perusing large amounts of Slack. After waking up to the harsh reality of the world, Jeff, while still in high-school decided to moderate his slack in order to pass his classes, nothing more and nothing less. This philosophy has not made the transition to college, where Jeff's dream of becoming a non-ordinary will be put into focus. Future aspirations include working on global problems such as hunger and suffering. This goal will be reached only through hard labors.
Passions edit
Passions include Linux, History (in particular, World History), Philosophy, Neuroscience, LSD, Science, Music, Reading, and Religion (to understand his religious positions, see the section below). He remains informed of current events primarily by Google News and has opinions that the mainstream populace would define as Hard Left / Anarchistic. He however denies any labeling out of his distaste for Group Think. It is his belief that not one doctrine or philosophy should be allowed to describe the inner workings of a creature as complex as human. He loves photography and shoots as often as time allows him to do so..
Religious Beliefs edit
I, I mean, "he" loves "Bob" (Church of the SubGenius) and is a pope of Discordianism. (He is a "Unitarian", but that doesn't really mean anything. He follows the teachings of The Invisible Pink Unicorn mixed with a strange concotion of Existentialism, Sikh beliefs, Tyler Durden, and multiple other sources. This amalgamation of beliefs is what Jeff refers to as [[-ism|Jeffism
Current University Courses edit
Philosophy 1111 - Intro to Logic
Philosophy 1102 - Morality in the Modern World
Sociology 1111 - Intro to Sociology
Communications 1851 - Intro to Film
That is all.
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(Rather than do his school work, he has dedicated his life to reading Wikipedia articles and editing Uncyclopedia articles.)
I think the process of making your own Wikipedia article is very narcissistic and egotistical. Not egotistical in an objectivist way, but in the general, "Oh! Look at me!" sort of fashion.