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-Chrono Trigger Airship theme One of my Senior picutres My name is Jesse Fisher and I live in Iowa, US. I'm 20 and a sophmore in Computer Engineering at Iowa State. I am a '99 graduate of Linn-Mar. During high school I played the tuba in the Wind Symphony. During the football seasons I was in the Linn-Mar "Marching Lions". I've been in several honor bands including Coe College Honor Band and All-State Band. At Iowa State in the fall, I continue playing the tuba in the Marching Band aka ISUCF"V"MB. In the spring I'm usually in a concert band; last spring I was in the Symphonic Band. This next spring including to a concert band, I will be in the men's basketball pep band. Including to Computer Engineering, I will probably minor in Music. GO CYCLONES! I love RPGs, especially SquareSoft games. There are also some great RPGs not made by Square. I especially liked the Lufia and the Wild Arms series. I've recently gotten involved with paper RPGs, like D&D in college. During the summer, when I can get myself out, I love to go biking. I'm from Wisconsin so I'm a BIG Packers fan! I generally like most music. I just can't stand country. I'm a big fan of Weird Al. I enjoy the works of Nobuo Uematsu. He is the composer of music from the Final Fantasy series and other works. I love RPG music in general. Just listening to some music RPG or game music (especially the older music) can really get me nostalgic. Is there something else you want to know about me? If it's reasonable, I'll probably gladly tell. E-mail me about it! Last Updated: 6/23/2000