...there was a blog. Not a very good blog, mind. But that was probably because there was only one post.
Anyway, allow me to introduce myself. My name's Ryan. I live in Derbyshire in the heart of England. Like most places in the UK we're not particularly renowned for good weather, but as I'm only ten minutes away from the Peak District National Park the local scenery can be breathtaking. The house I live in stands on a hill overlooking a historic mill town built around a river. I share my life with a wonderful young woman called Jen. We've been together for a year and two months, and we've been living together now since November. We both work in the offices of the nearby Toyota production plant. I work in accounts and Jenny works in Corporate Services.
So there you have it. That's me and my life in brief. Let's see how long I can keep this up =D
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About Me
- QuakeDisruptor
- Belper, Derbyshire, United Kingdom
- QuakeDisruptor began life as a mindless drone, much like everyone else, I guess. Not so much born as dragged kicking and eating into the world by his loving mother and despicable father. From an early age, he knew that he was unique, that he was different from other children. He was special in one striking and insignificant way - nothing was special about him, which was, er, special. This talentless state gave him an instant advantage over other children in that his lack of excellence allowed him to pass unnoticed by just about everyone important. Because he was so mediocre, and because he was average at everything he reluctantly turned his hand to, nobody asked anything of him. A pretty easy lifestyle as you can see. But things were set to change. Upon maturity, or what could be considered maturity, at least, QD decided that his humble existence needed a shot in the flabby, unused arm. His atrophied life began to spin wildly into control, and he honed his skilless skill into something darker. He would no longer fall short of the mark, no longer delight people around him with disappointment. Instead he would show them that nothing, absolutely nothing, was out of his reach...