Stephen spent most of his early childhood like any other kid would. He romped through mud puddles, rode around on his bike, climbed trees, loved playing with Legos, and just all around was bouncing off the walls. Then came the lovely invention of the Nintendo and the day Stephen was introduced to it. From that moment on Stephen's life was hijacked by that of a gamer. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. The best was all the great games that live on forever as classics that were released, the worst was that Stephen was still a kid and had no ready way to afford to purchase and play all said games. You make due with what you have though. Stephen's life was lost during college in a virtual reality that plagued most students known as a massive multi-player online role playing game (MMORPG). Unlike most others though, Stephen thought World of Warcraft was just a stupid game. No he spent most of his time in the virtual world of Vana'diel in the game Final Fantasy XI. After moving to Madison Stephen was pushed into watching more and more anime by his friends and has thus become an overall well-rounded geek. Stephen prides himself in having an analytical mind that seems to have the gift of being able to decipher problems in broken objects and finding ways to fix them whether they be proper or not. This usually results in the said object coming back to life, or never being able to work again. What will happen to Stephen's geekdom as time goes on? How the should I know, I'm not him...., or am I...? I'll have to get back to you on that one.