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I am a Deviously Deviant
TemplarChronichles
35/Male/United States
Birthday
February 17, 1976

My name is Neil Kiernan and I have been writing since I learned how to spell. My first short story was in the 1st grade, it was called "Sink to Sea City". It was not a school project, it was something I wanted to do for myself. When I did finally get a creative writing task in school they asked me for one page about a mouse. Ten pages later the mouse had stolen a model airplane, and foiled the evil cat to save the day.

I discovered comic books during the 80's but I did go back to a lot of back issues to read them as far back as I could afford. The best team I have ever seen in comics was Chris Claremont writing and Jim Lee drawing X-Men. In those days X-Men ruled my life. Though I did read other comics. I still remember strapping on all of my heavy snow gear to walk to the local liquor store in Pontiac Michigan to buy the latest issues of "Uncanny X-Men", "Wolverine", "X-Men", "X-Factor", "New Mutants/X-Force", "Excalibur", "Daredevil", "Punisher", "Punisher War Journal", "Ghost Rider", "Deathlok", "Sleepwalker" the original Image studios "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" (The "R" rated version), and sometimes "What If?" or "Marvel Comics Presents".

Eventually I also got into Chaos Comics like "Lady Death", and "Purgatori". It's too bad most people only checked that out because of the breast sizes of the characters, because I rather liked the dark stories in those comics.

Starting in middle school and all the way through high school I always had a paper and pencil with me. I would write constantly. As if there was an endless fountain of ideas in my head. I remember my older half-brother got me a nice binder, and more paper and pencils for my birthday rather then a toy or video game because as he put it "I couldn't figure out what to get him, all I ever see him doing is writing."

I stopped writing eventually having given up on ever being able to get into comics. In those days the big corporations like Marvel and DC ran everything and getting into them was a daunting task. So I turned my creative mind to writing material for my friends and I for various dice and paper RPGs. (And eventually live action RPGs) It was my goal to tell compelling and memorable stories with characters that were more then just information givers. I still remember the day one of my NPC's died and it reduced a couple of the girls who were playing to tears and really messed up all the guys.

I usually ran Robotech, Werewolf: Wild West, Star Trek, or the Buffy the Vampire Slayer RPG. Whenever I did I always made the stories a bit grittier and more realistic then you would normally expect.

Recently my interest in writing has re-surged not just out of interest but out of a serious need. The economy here in Michigan has left me in a situation where it would be very difficult to get a job. And I am a single Dad who rents rooms to boarders to make ends meet. I have no family to watch the kids so getting a job is very difficult. So I am trying very hard to find a way to make even a meager living working from home. So I dusted off my old writing pencils and dug back in. Putting to paper the most popular of all of the RPG projects I ever did. Transforming these characters into a comic book cast.

I am hoping to finalize a comic book team for that task, however I am also more then willing to help other people write their projects.

I can write in depth character concepts, full and "living" personalities complete with flaws and talents. Names, details, concepts, motivations all in a matter of moments. If you want to flesh something out I can do it easily. If you want help with snappy dialogue I am good at this as well.

I write in the Dark Horse Comic book script format.

My writing influences are:
Chris Claremont (X-Men)

Fabian Nicieza (New Mutants, X-Force)

Joss Whedon (Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Dollhouse)

Quentin Tarantino (Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill),

Weiss and Hickman (Dragonlance)

R.A. Salvatore (The Dark elf Trilogy)

The writer teams from the following TV series: Battlestar Galactica, Highlander, Dark Angel, and the early seasons of Heroes.

For Anime/Manga:
Kentaro Miura (Berzerk)
Nobuhiro Watsuki (Samurai X, I didn't really care for the TV series. I like my anime/manga dark and gritty.)

And Gregory Widen, creator of the original Highlander, and the Prophecy series of movies.

My personal writing style tends to lean more on the dark gritty side like the current Batman movies, or Tarantino films. But like Joss Whedon I always balance this with witty humor and a chemistry between characters that helps the reader identify with them.

I can however adapt to whatever a given client wants out of a story. I can adapt to virtually any genre.

Current Residence: Michigan
deviantWEAR sizing preference: XXL T-shirts.
Interests: Comics, The Venus Project, Rock, Political activist radio, the Green moveme
Favourite movie: The Last Samurai
Favourite band or musician: Guns and Roses
Favourite genre of music: Hard Rock, Heavy Metal
Favourite artist: Jim Lee
Favourite poet or writer: Chris Claremont
Favourite style of art: 80's to 90's art style (Lee, Liefield, McFarlane)
Operating System: Windows/Ubuntu dual boot.
MP3 player of choice: Itunes
Favourite gaming platform: PC
Favourite cartoon character: Transformers
Tools of the Trade: Open Office for writing.

Website: http://v-radio.org/<br /> Email: leveer@gmail.com
AIM: Sir Leveer
MSN: Mercutio___@Hotmail.com
Skype: VTV115

@anticult

I read playboy for the articles.

@jim
"I read playboy for the articles."

haha yeah right, you and VTV

Its ok I got a html dump for future reference :) the only articles you read were the tramp stamps on the big tittied hoes

It doesnt matter though VTV in your world all the judges will be bought [paid shills] even if the evidence is admitted :D

You know the new guy posting in Agent matt's thread caling out VTV seems to talk like VTV. Going by VTV's logic how do we not know that guy isn't just VTV himself?

"deviantWEAR sizing preference: XXL T-shirts."

Haha.

Oh my, look at what I woke up to.

You're important in the same way Ameria's Funniest Home Videos was important. In that context, I suppose you are.

So essentially you are admitting to one of the following:

1. I am important. And you don't want people to think that I am. So you spend time trying to defame me hoping that other people will suddenly believe I am not important.

OR

2. You like some other people with a strange sense of priorities spend entirely too much time on things that are not important?

I remember you saying that you didn't like that someone did this to you:

http://antianticultist.wordpress.com/2010/02/28/who-is-paul-jones/</p>

But you feel inclined to do it to whomever.

Help me understand the motivations. I find it fascinating.

Hey VTV any reason why you deleted all your female wrestler porn stash ?

http://conspiracies.skepticproject.com/forums/topic/vtv-deletes-his-female-wrestler-porn-stash</p>

Ashamed after all the ribbing we gave you about it here?

You taking your fetish underground where noone can find out about it ?

I have yet to fail. And I took the pictures down because I realized the project I was using them for no longer exists.

But that's OK Paul.

If you are saying that it's actually option:

3. You like to try and hurt people or make them ashamed from the safety of your keyboard.

I am OK with that answer too. :)

Some people realize that such an endeavor is not a worthy use of one's time. They usually figure that out in grammar school.

Its not all or nothing issue Neil.

I like to hurt people and make them feel ashamed if they deserve it. For example: you.

I do not like to hurt people and make them feel ashamed if they do not deserve it. For example: Merola's parents.

Neil needs to figure out that the vast majority of society is always going to want to make him feel ashamed of himself because he's dishonest white trash.

I don't think Neil has the cognitive capabilities to realize that the only way to stop the vast majority of society from viewing him that way is to no longer be dishonest white trash.

Acting like a stupid child for the intentions of comedy at your expense is worth the lowering of anyones maturity even Pauls.