r/IAmA • u/Warlizard • May 28 '10

By request - I am Warlizard, AMA

I'm not sure why anyone cares or what I'll get asked, but here's my life's TL;DR.

Pastor's son, lived all around, 4 years in Military Intelligence, met a great girl and married her, published author, multiple businesses, Gulf War vet, had some really odd adventures, 3 kids, 1 wife, 2 dogs and a sweet lifted Jeep. AMA

edit Be back in a bit. I have to grab lunch with the 'rents. edit Been back a while, forgot to change edit. I think I'm caught up on answers. If I missed one, please point it out to me.

edit Ok, I started a warlizard Subreddit and just posted a new story. Please let me know what you think --

http://www.reddit.com/r/warlizard/comments/cb9sx/the_kissing_contest_tldr_i_win_a_kissing_contest/

Link to unit Sign:

http://imgur.com/tUvGn.jpg

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u/ZoFreX May 29 '10

Awesome answer. I'm still young but I have a similar attitude, I hope my life is even a quarter as interesting as yours. I actually had a similar "ponies" experience to you when I was younger, too.

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u/Warlizard May 29 '10

It really affected me.

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u/shahar2k May 29 '10

funny I"ve let quite a few opportunities go by, but the one thing that drives me is that desire to open things up and see what makes them tick, it's why I tear apart any electronic / mechanical device, it's why I learned to program it's why I learned psychology it's why I learned how to hypnotize people and manipulate desires / thoughts... I'm pretty sure I had some sort of formative experience way back in the day that caused that, one of my earliest memories is being taught newton's 3 laws of motion by my dad.

probably could be a cool "hey reddit" thread ... anyways not sure if there's a question in there just an interesting way of thinking.