Aaron Larkin:  

Life Okay, I'm not gonna go into too much detail cuz, if I remember correctly, most of y'all won't believe it anyhow. So. The basics of life. I am now married to w wonderful, loving woman I met when I moved back up here from Philly. Her name is Lucia, and she is the best thing to ever happen to me. We own a home in East Haven and have three cats, a rescued greyhound named Otis, and a beagle named McDuff. I rebuilt my entire personality, lifestyle, and life in general during four years in north Philadelphia at Temple University. I tried many new things and met many great people. I'm gainfully employed and work with my father. S'about it. College Here's the "fiction" most of y'all won't believe, but I could care less. 1995-2000 were pivotal years for me, so take what you will. I have witnesses. Pledged Sigma Pi, made it to the last 2 weeks and ran out of money, almost being pulled out of school if not for a guy named Rich McCracken in Financial Aid. HE kept me in school the rest of the time. I roomed with Joe Gennusa (remember him?) and through him met a guy named Ed Morris. We all became good friends and were involved in theater, film, journalism, nd a lot of booze and drugs. I experimented with just about everything you can and still smoke weed and drop acid every once in a while. I had several columns printed in the SLANT seciton of the Philadelphia City Paper between 1996-2000. I worked as a set builder for the Temple Theater Department and as a bouncer in half a dozen different clubs and bars in Philly and Camden, New Jersey. I worked as security at the Apollo of Temple/Liacouras Center, and in 1998 became the Security Chief. I worked as the Head Bouncer at the clubs Maui, Babylon, and Gotham City on Columbus/Delaware Avenue, and in 1997 Ed, Jim Willig and I formed the Sigma Phi Omega Student Security Organization, a Greek society of bouncers. We were backup at the frat parties, and were disbanded when people we had initiated started being the cause of fights. However, even after the Omegas disbanded, Jim, Ed, Joe and I neer paid to get into parties. Ed wrote papers for half the populace, and we were "friends of the family" for nearly every house on campus. By '99 we were The Dark Circle anything of questionable morality went through us or one of our friends. In 1999 I joined a met...Expand for more