TheSLiKbandit

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Note that theSLiKbandit is not your run of the mill AD Regular. His mind is always on the search of answers of all kinds regardless of however trivial or relevant they may be.

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[a picture of SLiK in real life]

Contents

Overview

Origins

Interests

Snowboarding


SLiK likes to snowboard as often as he possibly can during the winter. His place of choice is Mountain Creek, located in Vernon, NJ.

Singing in Choir


Back in the day, 2006, SLiK graduated from Boonton High School knowing he would probably never sing again. He often remembers his past choir trips to Hershey Park and Virginia Beach quite well and has stories to boot.

Virginia Beach


During his choir's Virginia Beach trip, SLiK faced all sorts of hell on his several-hour long bus ride to the hotel. He still has shocking memories of that particular ride, including several traffic jams, the bus running off the road as a result of one jam caused by a serious car accident, and a near miss with a sixteen-wheel oil tanker.

After that ordeal, SLiK's choir proceeded to go to the competition stage. He was confident his group would recieve good comments from the judges. As expected, his group did well with all their songs. The next day, during the awards ceremony SLiK's group rejoiced in glorious revelry unheard of when they heard they had placed first in the competition out of 10 other schools in their district.

Choir History

As far as his singing life is concerned, SLiK has had the distinct honor of being part of his Chamber Choir whom he as been eager to participate in. He was also a 2 year veteran of the Morris County Honors Choir, where he had the opportunity to sing songs of a higher level than most high schools. It was when he spent his time in county choir that he met many interesting individuals who shared his interests and, of course, singing.

Sleeping


Music

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