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Jonny D Buelle
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Posted - 2015.01.13 06:37:00 -
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It started off when my mother was killed in battle. Never knew who my father was and thought I would never meet him.
Instead of staying in the Federation to be raised in a series of foster homes, I snuck aboard a ship traveling to Jita. First and worst mistake I ever made.
For months I had to fight for my survival. I had to fight for food, fight for a bed and I had to fight to just even live another day.
That was until I joined up with a small smuggling ring. Their ring leader, a Caldari everyone called Slim, took me in. He taught me how to use a rifle and how to survive.
Soon I rose up in the ranks of the smugglers and when I was 18, I lead my first mission. It was an extraction mission, to get some Matari back into Republic space. We failed and I lost all the men under my command.
Instead of facing the consequences, I ran and his amongst the Matari. While in hiding, I met a man called Mac. He taught me how to be a man and how to brew a mean beer. It wasn't until I was 20 that I realized he worked for Slim and he was my father.
Slim didn't mind that I failed but was upset I ran from my failure.
When I was 21, I fell in love with a young Brutor maid. A few months later we were married and 9 months later, my daughter was born.
At the time I was short on isk so I was back working for Slim again. He paid for my to become a clone and I have been a clone since then. Misfortune, however, followed afterwards.
First, I couldn't handle dying over and over again so I turned to alchohol. My wife and daughter left me soon after.
I tried leading my own Corp, working with Slim and Mac. We were betrayed and all, except the most loyal, left.
Now I am trying to sort my life out to try and reconcile with my baby girl. I have fallen off the sobriety bandwagon twice so far, but I keep trying.
Throughout everything though, I have tried to stay positive and I have tried to keep my head up. It has been hard but I do not give up easily, call it stubbornness or call it stupidity, I don't give a damn.
Drink until you can't drink no more. Then grab another bottle and drink some more! - Demetrious 'Jonny' Buelle.
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Jonny D Buelle
Mors Effera
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Posted - 2015.01.28 00:30:00 -
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For arguments sake let's just say that people did sh*t they weren't commanded to do and a Titan was downed and it could happen to any of the Empires as dissent is common amongst the military if morale is low. That and if you pay someone enough...
Drink until you can't drink no more. Then grab another bottle and drink some more! - Demetrious 'Jonny' Buelle.
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Jonny D Buelle
Mors Effera
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Posted - 2015.03.07 08:18:00 -
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((Removed, Please Ignore))
I find your lack of heaviness... disturbing...
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Jonny D Buelle
Mors Effera
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Posted - 2015.04.02 21:20:00 -
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Greiv Rabbah wrote:Jonny D Buelle wrote:It started off when my mother was killed in battle. Never knew who my father was and thought I would never meet him.
Instead of staying in the Federation to be raised in a series of foster homes, I snuck aboard a ship traveling to Jita. First and worst mistake I ever made.
For months I had to fight for my survival. I had to fight for food, fight for a bed and I had to fight to just even live another day.
That was until I joined up with a small smuggling ring. Their ring leader, a Caldari everyone called Slim, took me in. He taught me how to use a rifle and how to survive.
Soon I rose up in the ranks of the smugglers and when I was 18, I lead my first mission. It was an extraction mission, to get some Matari back into Republic space. We failed and I lost all the men under my command.
Instead of facing the consequences, I ran and hid amongst the Matari. While in hiding, I met a man called Mac. He taught me how to be a man and how to brew a mean beer. It wasn't until I was 20 that I realized he worked for Slim and he was my father.
Slim didn't mind that I failed but was upset I ran from my failure.
When I was 21, I fell in love with a young Brutor maid. A few months later we were married and 9 months later, my daughter was born.
At the time I was short on isk so I was back working for Slim again. He paid for my to become a clone and I have been a clone since then. Misfortune, however, followed afterwards.
First, I couldn't handle dying over and over again so I turned to alchohol. My wife and daughter left me soon after.
I tried leading my own Corp, working with Slim and Mac. We were betrayed and all, except the most loyal, left.
Now I am trying to sort my life out to try and reconcile with my baby girl. I have fallen off the sobriety bandwagon twice so far, but I keep trying.
Throughout everything though, I have tried to stay positive and I have tried to keep my head up. It has been hard but I do not give up easily, call it stubbornness or call it stupidity, I don't give a damn. not to be an ass, but dont military grade clones metabolize alcohol far too rapidly to ever become alcoholics? or even to get drunk?
I don't spend all my time in military clones. I do enjoy the pleasures of my leisure clone more than the mundane military clone.
Also I never let my wife and daughter see me in my military clone.
I find your lack of heaviness... disturbing...
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