Erik Anderson:
CLASS OF 1993
West Morris Central High SchoolClass of 1993
Chester, NJ
Gill St. Bernard's High SchoolClass of 1993
Gladstone, NJ
Erik's Story
Erik is from San Diego, California. Erik is single. Erik's schools include West Morris Central High School. Erik later attended Chubb Institute of Computer Technology (Desktop Networking), County College of Morris, West Chester University (Geography, Sociology, Anthropology). Erik works(ed) at San Diego International Film Festival, Realm of Funny Faces, Karmabridge Acupuncture & Herbals, P.C..
Music Erik likes includes Skating Polly, Brick By Brick, WTSR 91.3FM. Books Erik likes include The Way We Were in San Diego, San Diego Yesterday, I Blame Dennis Hopper. Movies Erik likes include Nocturnal Animals, Shoah, Stephen Fry in America. TV shows Erik likes include Shut Eye, Glitch (TV series), El Marginal.
One of Erik's favorite quotes is:"Prince Andrey glanced across at Timokhin, who was staring at his commanding officer in alarm and bemusement. In contrast to his former silence and reserve, Prince Andrey now seemed to be all worked up. He seemed unable to stop himself blurting out every thought that came into his head.
'A battle is won by the side that is absolutely determined to win. Why did we lose the battle of Austerlitz? Our casualties were about the same as those of the French, but we had told ourselves early in the day that the battle was lost, so it was lost. And we said that because then we had nothing to fight for. We wanted to get off the battlefield as fast as we could. "All is lost! Let's run away!" And run we did. If we had waited till evening before saying that, God knows what might have happened.
'But we shan't be saying that tomorro...Expand for more
w. You talk about our position. The left flank's weak, and the right flank's too spread out," he went on. 'It's all nonsense. Irrelevant. So what is in store for us tomorrow? A hundred million contingent factors, and they'll all be determined by what happens on the day - who's run away and who's going to run away, us or them, who gets killed, one man or another. But what's going on right now is just fooling about. The point is this: those people who took you round the positions don't help things along, they just get in the way. They're completely absorbed in their own petty interests.'
'At a time like this?' said Pierre, full of reproach.
'Yes. At a time like this,' repeated Prince Andrey. 'They think this is a good time to get one over on a rival and win themselves another cross or ribbon. The way I see it, tomorrow looks like this: a hundred thousand Russians and a hundred thousand Frenchmen have come together to fight, and the fact is these two hundred thousand men will fight, and the side that fights hardest and spares itself least will come out on top. And if you like, I'll tell you something else: whatever happens, however much the top brass mess things up, we shall win tomorrow. Tomorrow, whatever happens, we are going to win!'
War & Peace - Volume III, Part II, Chapter 25
Leo Tolstoy
'Eschew surplusage.'
-Mark Twain".
More about Erik:"If I say something that sounds like an obscure cultural reference, best do an internet search before you brosay my gulliver to the chepooka mesto.
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