Thank you TheChallenger for the well thought out, and interesting reply. Maybe you should comb your hair a few hundred more times, take the stick out of your ass, and try again. I hear that condition causes discomfort, and a pretentious attitude.

Jokes aside, it would really be interesting to know who your influences are. Since either they taught you to cry like a whiny bitch, or they would be repulsed that you would consider them your influence in the first place. On second thought, it's probably best to save them the embarrassment.

For me it has to Bruiser a great man sorely missed on these shores he taught me the basics and was always on hand to ask questions, secondly Bloodyfaster for teaching me how to hit and organise IA lists and so and lastly and probably the biggest influence it has to be Curtis a true gentleman who was always on hand to advise and bounce ideas off of.

GreenArow, it was not well thought out. It was the first thought that came to my mind. It is called the bare truth.  Unlike the 45 minutes it took you to come up  the " you are whining" theme.  Not only is it fun chatting around here but mates like you make it even more fruitful. When one finger is pointing mate 4 are pointing back at you. Now go wipe your nose on Duplicity's dress.

Unlike the 45 minutes it took you to come up  the " you are whining" theme.

Aye, it took me forty four minutes to realize you even made that shit comment. As for the rest of the comments from others with something to actually contribute to the conversation, I'm quite enjoying them. The whining theme? Well you came up with that all on your own mate.

Not only is it fun chatting around here but mates like you make it even more fruitful.

I'm glad I'm as entertaining to you, as you are to everyone. You are like a jester, dance for my amusement once more.

"Who influenced you?" Miss_Niki thought long and hard about that question. 

That would be every single person that I have crossed paths with in this walk of life. Almost every person has something to offer, some lesson to teach, a lesson to take away if you allow them.

To the new people fresh off the boat, teaching me tolerance and patience as I tell them if they want to join a crew and if they want to make it in this world, they'll need to learn respect for those higher up the the ranks as them.

To the experienced players, who's lineage goes way way way back to greatgreatgreatgreatgreat grand pappies and beyond.. teaching me to train and build and how to kill and how to steal..How to pick up the pieces when shot in your bed..

To the cocky people, who feel I'm not worthy of their time because I haven't been playing for years and years - the lesson on how NOT to behave when talking to others, who start after me.

There have been those that encouraged me... and those that look down their nose to me.. but.. a lesson was learned, from every single one.

I never really had a "mentor" so to speak. I've had influences, certainly. But for the most part I've learned by trial and error. I taught myself how to shoot, with a bit of help from some friends. I learned how to act in the streets through a combination of shitty speeches and glorious assholes ripping me for them.

If I had to name a few bloodlines who have truly influenced me: 

Evsie, my first CL when I was a wee 13 year old on the original .org

Tom_Tanzini, gave me my first taste of power and responsibility on the new .org

Tiggy, Before I was a molsonite, she was someone I looked up to, even though she kinda hated my immature guts :P

Toaly, He showed me what being a leader truly was

Dementor/eepster, really fine tuned my skills when I was with them in New York

Phil_Steak/vazzi, turned me into the kill hungry monster I am today

Senza can't deny the screaming mans question. As it really sounded as if he was really screaming at the top of his lungs. For Senza it was obvious to who her teacher was. But in time she gained more teachers. She wasn't walking these shores for a long time yet. But in those last five and a half month she learned quite a lot. She starts to speak.

"To be honost, I have multiple teachers. But the one who teached me the best when I just stepped of the boat was Eredin. He was the one who took me in, showed me the ropes again and is a part of who I am today. But I also have to name Kimble and my current righthandman JagDaSelva. Those two honorable men teached me  during my way as a leader."

Sennza takes a couple of steps back to provide some room for anyone else who would like to speak their mind.