I'm Erik and I'm a web developer and a technological student, so call me a geek if you like. I intend to move out of Waco once I get my degrees. I hate negativity and I strive to get rid of it from my life. I am not a perfectionist, but I like things done the right way. I cant stand people who complain and make excuses. I’m excited about my future and I can’t wait to see what the future holds ahead for me.

I love a woman who possesses good intelligence and fends off lovely charms. (Like my cereal "Lucky Charms" when I was growing up.) Smart and sexy women are my weakness, that I drool over. (As I, back then, slurped my "Lucky Charms" cereal.) WOOT

The single most articulated value in the work of Machiavelli is virtú (Latin virtus), which is related to our word, "virtue." Machiavelli means it more in its Latin sense of "manly," but individuals with virtú are primarily marked by their ability to enforce their will on volatile social situations. They do this through a combination of strong will, strength, and brilliant and strategic calculation.