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Real name: Brendan

Nickname: (In real life if any) Brend

General Location: (State/Province, Country) Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Place of Birth: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Date of Birth: June 30th, 1986

Height: 6'4

Weight: 170

Age: 18

Eye color: Blue

Hair color: Brown/blonde

Hair length: Short

Favorite color: Red

Favorite tv shows: Family Guy, PTI

Favorite band: (Only ONE) Linkin Park

Favorite game: Madden NFL 2004

Favorite sport: Hockey

Favorite food(s): Ramen noodles

Pets: 2 cats, 1 dog

SN/email: Magus Relmyn, [email protected]

Favorite website: Right hurr.

Favorite forum smiley: :what:

Hobbies: Sports, video games, y'know, the like.

Claim to fame: allsportidiot is a fatass. :cool:

Dreams for the future: Get a job, get a car, get a wife (lololol, that's all I need)

Education/job: Just finished Grade 12...

Best friend on forums: Stryke Three/allsportidiot (I have tons of friends here, so don't get offended anyone)

Instruments you can play: Guitar

Open-minded or stubborn?: Both

Religious?: Nope

Scars or tatoos: I have a light scar on my foot from a 3rd degree burn

Shameful secret: I pooped behind a couch once in Kindergarten

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Grand Master

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I dont want to send an email to Kaspersky because it is actually pirated (just wanted to try it out) sad.gif So I dont want them to recognize my license keys as fake.

(dont flame me, its a quote from some other user in another thread)

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