I'm Griz (26 yrs old), located in the states (Kentucky). I kind of stumbled on to Ross Jefferies SS and NLP stuff several years back. Many people were actually just starting to talk about Mystery's stuff on the news groups back then. I don't really intentionally use any certain material, but i find it all interesting as I am a psychology/communications student. If anything I would say I am naturally c&f though. I just think its fun to be a bit of a dick. I tend to stay away from peacock theory, but I am 6'8" (or about 200 cm if my math is correct) so anytime someone wants to start a conversation with me-- I am constantly getting this "OMG you're so tall" crap (would love any fresh ideas on retorts to this or even lame height jokes). I am a member of Theta Chi fraternity, love sports (both playing and watching) and unlike most people in the scene, I love to drink and haven't quite broken out of my "party" stage (I know this can tend to be somewhat frowned upon but I don't really care). As far as goals I would have to say thats one of my problem areas ha! Now for a little background. I have been with probably 80 girls (that's erring more on the side of cheating myself out of a few than exaggerating) but don't know my exact number as after about the low 20's I stopped really keeping track. I actually have a female friend (Puppy) that works with Don Diego Garcia and Vince Kelvin out in Cali. We correspond once in a while via computer. It's always nice to be able to pick her brain and just talk about different things in general with a female who is in the know. Honestly as of late I've been in a depressive funk. Partly it's because I know it's past time to move on from the college scene and as a driver of a 95 Dodge Grand Caravan (LOL) and someone who has had to deal with early balding isssues (noticable since about age 20) I know it won't be as easy for me in the "real world" as it has been for me being constantly exposed to social environments without really having to try, as well as being pretty well known on a fairly small campus (about 10,000 students).