32, marketing executive, graphics designer, and survivor of the dotcom crash-and-burn era. And not the MBAhead generic flavor of marketing, I'd gone off on my own and pursued study in subjects as varied as english literature, psychology and sociology instead. I'd figured understanding how and why people think and decide on courses of action is more important than rote learning of flawed marketing assumptions written by other people.
Not married, so extra income can go for toys that go under the hood of the car, in the living room to watch, or guns.
I'm one of those odd sorts who figured it was better to occasionally spend money on a series of girls, rather than lock into an arrangement that ends in buying diapers.
Though a good bit of income goes to having chosen to live in an area (Bedford, NH's upscale bit) where guns are a hobby, not a likely necessity! Segway, the place that makes those two-wheeled scooters that make patrol cops look unfortunately dorky, is right down the road.
If places like NYC and Boston were more like "Ghost in the Shell" instead of closer to Moscow under Stalin, I'd want to live in a city, but...as it is, libertarianism is more important to me than locale.
