I always had many friends, and I have always been pretty loud! I hung around all walks of people. While I was into playing hide-and-go-seek in a cornfield, I was also always into sports. I loved going to Six Flags, the zoo, and video arcades. In 6th and 7th grade, I played a lot of golf. I loved being less than 16 years of age without a license and able to drive a golf cart. In the summer before 8th grade, on August 8th, I was playing golf with my dad. He told me that he was aware I was playing with explosives. He did not want me playing with fireworks anymore. I should have listened! The very next day I injured my hand with fireworks. As long as that remains the worst thing to ever happen to me until the day I die, I don't have any problem with it. I still played organized and unorganized sports very well. High school was fun, and I continued having lots of friends. While I went to many parties, I was a huge non-drinker, non-smoker, and non-drug user. It was kind of difficult fitting in as a sober non-Jedi. By my early 20's, I went to Southern Illinois University and became a student/stripper! I was a stripper for a short time because, believe it or not, I was into my studies. I couldn’t dance, but my great looks and awesome body more than made up for it. My development as a young Jedi had begun. A year later, I was in Tampa at the University of South Florida where, while working out in a gym, I met by buddy Super Dave. He possessed it all: Intelligence, enthusiasm, persona, confidence, as well as all the intangibles to become a fabulous businessman and dominant skirt chaser. I was quite amazed at how powerful of a Jedi Super Dave had already become. He would walk up to any chick, anytime, any place. Now I'm a numbers guy, and while I won’t get into specifics, Super Dave's numbers were astronomical. Super-Dave was cleaner than I was when it came to substance abuse. I proceeded with my Jedi training with some alcohol for "liquid courage". Though I ignored most vices, I did discover alcohol for a little while, and it almost brought me over to the Dark Side. Yet, my Jedi skills were already too strong for that to happen!! Super Dave helped develop my raw materials and untapped talent that probably molded me into the great looking Beefcake I am today. After college, I went into sales. Just like the more women I would hit on the more play I would get, the more accounts that I work, then the more business and dollars I "drum-up". I have never forgotten about my meteorology dreams, and I will become a weatherman one day. At the same time, my destiny and calling should be presented all around the world. Blind Date and Elimidate were great in February and March of 2005. My Jedi skills took over in both shows. On Big Brother, the Force was with the Sovereign 6+2, just not strong enough. I was still only 3-4 HOH's and POV's away from winning it all! My Jedi skills are complete, and I will get to hone them again in the VERY NEAR FUTURE! Love, HowieCane Hurricane Howie Beefcake Howie BB-6 Howie HowieWood Jedi Howie |
