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David stands 5' 10" tall, has dirty blonde hair, brown eyes, and that near perfect day-old-stubble. The overall effect is that of a Grad Student in the modern era. Originally overconfident and cocky, his experiences from moving to Chicago to present-past day has drastically deflated his ego, and given him a fairly lost quality. | David stands 5' 10" tall, has dirty blonde hair, brown eyes, and that near perfect day-old-stubble. The overall effect is that of a Grad Student in the modern era. Originally overconfident and cocky, his experiences from moving to Chicago to present-past day has drastically deflated his ego, and given him a fairly lost quality. | ||
== Background == | == Background == | ||
| − | '''David Stahlman''' was the | + | '''David Stahlman''' was the cliché stoner in High School. He was drifting through classes with no cares, being passed along grades because it was just easier that way; until, he met Johnathan Deuble. This High School Physics instructor, and Son of Ether, sparked David's imagination through science. One of David's first animated words to Mr. Deuble had been "So, you mean, I can blow shit up with this?" |
Upon gaining entry into college, David met Prof. John Conescu, head of the Philosophy Dept. and Ecstatic Mage. Dr. Conescu turned David's interests in other directions, and had him asking deeper fundamental questions as to the WHY rather than the WHAT IF. Some of the younger Cultists on campus made David their pet project, and the two paradigms melded together in David. He is a member in-good-standing of both traditions, and has had an article published in Paradigma Magazine on his paradox-induced coffee recipe. | Upon gaining entry into college, David met Prof. John Conescu, head of the Philosophy Dept. and Ecstatic Mage. Dr. Conescu turned David's interests in other directions, and had him asking deeper fundamental questions as to the WHY rather than the WHAT IF. Some of the younger Cultists on campus made David their pet project, and the two paradigms melded together in David. He is a member in-good-standing of both traditions, and has had an article published in Paradigma Magazine on his paradox-induced coffee recipe. | ||
Revision as of 06:31, 13 August 2008
| Vital Information | |
|---|---|
  Dual member: Sons of Ether and Cult of Ecstasy |
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| Vitals | |
| Gender | Male |
| Race | White |
| Location | San Francisco |
| Status | Active-lost in the 14th Century |
| Character stuff | |
| Nature | Visionary |
| Demeanor | Architect |
| Essence | Questing |
| Chantry | Chaos Theories |
| Cabal | Salvation |
| OOC | |
| Player | Richard |
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Description
David stands 5' 10" tall, has dirty blonde hair, brown eyes, and that near perfect day-old-stubble. The overall effect is that of a Grad Student in the modern era. Originally overconfident and cocky, his experiences from moving to Chicago to present-past day has drastically deflated his ego, and given him a fairly lost quality.
Background
David Stahlman was the cliché stoner in High School. He was drifting through classes with no cares, being passed along grades because it was just easier that way; until, he met Johnathan Deuble. This High School Physics instructor, and Son of Ether, sparked David's imagination through science. One of David's first animated words to Mr. Deuble had been "So, you mean, I can blow shit up with this?"
Upon gaining entry into college, David met Prof. John Conescu, head of the Philosophy Dept. and Ecstatic Mage. Dr. Conescu turned David's interests in other directions, and had him asking deeper fundamental questions as to the WHY rather than the WHAT IF. Some of the younger Cultists on campus made David their pet project, and the two paradigms melded together in David. He is a member in-good-standing of both traditions, and has had an article published in Paradigma Magazine on his paradox-induced coffee recipe.
Paradigm
Better living through Chemistry
and
Adrenaline, Endorphins and Physics. Imagine the possibilities!
(currently shifting to a Sahajiya dominant paradigm)
