An aptly named "Introduction"
Hello visitors, I do feel the need to first establish my origins that brought me to this guide. I first picked up "The Guide" when I was about 13. Nine years ago, seems like much longer. Excersizing the privliges of my library card as soon as I was finished with one to get another. Quickly making my way through the fifth book in the trilogy, I was to turn to the misadventures of Dirk Gently. I quickly fell in love with the writings of Douglas Adams, although, rereading the book now, I realize that there is so much more to enjoy then there was by the mind of the 13 year old from the past. Just today, November 30, 2002, I was wandering through the bookstore and spotted "Salmon of Doubt". As I was reading the introduction, I saw this site. Which brings us to present day. Haveing said that, I'm sure you wanted to know.
About me
My name is Douglas Morey
Born is Minnesota, USA on May 9th, 1980, but currently live in Florida. I feel the need to clarify, I moved here after the 2000 elections.
Employment:
I'm a pilot currently employed as a Flight instructor at a flight school in my home of Fort Pierce, with aspirations for a major airline job before I'm 60.
Why SwinginEel?
Well, the Eel part for two reasons: My last name, and for my flexibility proven at many a linmbo contest. Swingin? Not for sexual reasons, but the dance.
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