Sameer Ajmani
One of my fraternity brothers from Cornell. He's a self-declared geek, hacker, singer and spicy food eater. He's the kind of guy who smears Dave's Insanity Sauce on a piece of bread, eats it, and says it's "tangy."
"Trust me. It's not spicy."
Katie Alex
I met her on a marching band road trip to the University of Pennsylvania. She was in the Penn band. We've been good friends ever since. Katie is a libra whose likes include tomato juice and buttermilk and dislikes include onions and celery.
"I see you do not share my thalessaphileness!"
Killane Nowhere
A guy I know from the Tri Cities area. Killane is his alias; I'm afraid to use his real name. He may send out his cat minions to scratch me to ribbons.
Apparently, he has cracked under the pressure of classes at Michigan Tech and has started writing his own online comic strip.
". . .want. . .eat. . .nana. . ."
Amber Silverwolf
An ex-girlfriend of mine who I met originally through email, and then randomly met in person at a frat party. I introduced her to the world of web design, and now she's gone on to get a job as a web developer. I think HTML is like crack -- once a person has a taste, they're hooked for life.
"Applets are the work of Satan and his minions."
Samuel Stoddard
I went to high school with Samuel. I remember him always writing away at his novel, Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord, during Physics class. I have a copy on my bookshelf. Samuel now publishes RinkWorks, bringing you such gems as Pea Soup for the Cynic's Soul, and various games and puzzles.
"I was going to delete this, as this piece of illiteracy deserves, but at the last moment I was struck by how remarkably more clueless this is than the usual fly-by-night dunderheaded posts here."
Of course I have other friends, but I don't have their URLs yet.