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| journal = [http://technophobia.livejournal.com Twiller] | | journal = [http://technophobia.livejournal.com Twiller] | ||
Revision as of 15:33, 6 January 2010
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| Character(s): | Doug Ramsey, Jean-Phillipe Colbert |
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| Date joined: | August 2003 |
Matt "Twiller" Hemler was dragged into X-Project kicking and screaming by Frito in August of 2003. He was worried that he wouldn't be any good at this whole "LJ RPG" thing, so he decided to pick up a character modeled somewhat after himself. Six-plus years later, he's still playing, and Doug Ramsey bears a lot less similarity to his player than he used to. He played Sam Guthrie from 2005 to 2007, and then began playing Jean-Phillipe Colbert in December of 2007.
He is a military brat, and has lived a number of places in the United States, and traveled a large part of Canada and several European countries. He now lives in Escondido, California (just north of San Diego) with Frito and their somewhat perma-sat kittyloaf, Gracie.
XP is Twiller's first and only online RPG, though he was involved in the comics fanfiction community prior to that, and has experience in tabletop roleplaying. In XP, his specialties are technical subjects and martial arts. It's not uncommon for Twiller and Frito to "step through" a fight scene in their living room for realism, given their shared background and training in tae kwon do. Things he's not always good at include bringing logs (and Wiki articles) to a graceful conclusion.
Preferred means of contact: Primarily email (especially during the PST workday), then AIM/gchat.
