P stands for Perfeckt

One must realize that not to act, sometimes is the best possible course of action.

Taken by: the stars.


I'm simple


  1. I like building stuff & breaking stuff.

  2. I LOVE led zeppelin & R2D2.

  3. My favorite colors are green & pink

  4. I'm 100% straight, but think gay people are awesome.

  5. I'm 22 and live in Georgia.

  6. anthing else, there is an about me page right there.


I've always wanted to find the extension of my self...



Oh yeah.. one more thing,
:) Everything is better in the dirty south.

  • When I was a young boy, my father was teaching me wilderness survival. Me and my older brother had to go in the woods, and find our way home. My dad took me and him deep in the woods. (he is seven years to my senior.. so he had already done his, a few years before I was even alive.) There we stood, a few miles away from my house, and my dad and brother walked off into the woods. 

    Thinking I’d better follow the creek back to the road, I started off, and for a few hundred yards (which seemed like miles to me at that age) I leaned over the muddy creek bed to look at the crawdads. When I did, my boot slipped, and I fell in. There wasn’t much water, but it was too slippery to climb out. I tried for a few minutes… and then realized I was by myself.. and couldn’t get out.

    I started crying, and begging for help, just knowing that noone could hear me. I looked around at the backed up water from a tree that had fallen in the creek, and my imagination went wild. I imagined the tree turning loose, and the water taking the tree and me with it down the stream. I knew I was about to drown, or maybe they’d never find me, and I didn’t know what to do.

    It was then that a hand grabbed me from above, and pulled me onto the bank. Sobbing, and covered in mud, I looked up to see my brothers stern face. “Quit crying and start trying boy… what have I told you?” he said. My dad and brother were standing about thirty yards away behind some trees, watching me to see what I’d do. I gave up too easily. I learned a lesson that day. The time you give up… is the time you need to be fighting it the hardest.

  • As each page turns, the events that played out on the page before get lost in the echos. So too do the laughter and pain get drown in the experience of tomorrow.
    Yeasun
  • Where you guys at!?

  • And it was then, that he turned toward me. The dark orbs in place of what should be eyes somehow looking at me, and looking nowhere. The skeleton teeth bared, with a sinister toothy grin. Then low he spoke . As the warning gurgled forth, one could hear gears grinding inside the crevice that made for his mouth… ’ It comes now, and has already been. There will be, and never has stopped.’ He closed those eyes, and slumped into a chair. Gears that where whirring now dead and silent. he has sat there ever since; In that chair, in that house, on that hill. Dead… and silent is he. Fear has followed, and excitement. We heard his warning, and it gave us drive to push the limits of the soulless doomsayer. We knew not where he came from, or why he came. Since that day, we have only been looking for the space in between his words. To find that thing, before it finds us. My fear… is that he spoke of ourselves.

    Patrick Cline,

    On the knowledge of men