User:Fredmooreincornwall

The online persona/username used mainly by

• Spud;
• Sxc Chris;
• Spuddles;
• Etc...

Or, to give him his full (but usually unused name) Daniel Hocking. He generally hangs out around his nearest town of St. Austell, or mabye spending £2.45 to take the train to Truro, not wanting to be near his home town of Par. In his opinion, Par is filled with townies, of which he does not associate. In the slightest. He used to be found in and around Penrice Community College, wherever and whenever he decides to move around. If you have seen him recently, you might have seen him with a pinstripe jacket, although at the moment, it has been stolen by that weirdo Dylan Moss. If you see him please feel free to say "Hi". He would greatly appreciate it. He also has long hair if this helps you in finding him. He may be anywhere. So finding him may be a quest in your lunchtime. What a good way to spend a lunch.

You can't really define his style of music to one specific group of people. He does listen to a lot of music. Nearly all of it does have a common theme: it is quite heavy or has a good bass line. Although anything even closely related to townie/chav culture he hates with a passion. Bands such as The Ataris, System Of A Down, Jimmy Eat World, Camares, Bad Religion, The God Awfuls and Less Than Jake on his PSP, as his mp3 player has been in for repairs for the last 5 weeks.

He has quite a passion for technology, with surrounds him in his house. His is quite proud of his new PSP, which he even dragged his long-suffering girlfriend into WHSmith to buy. However, due to the quality of the gaming on "Wipeout Pure", he never seems to get tired of only having one game. Also, he enjoys regular gaming sessions on his PS2. Lately, he has been playing on the game he purchased on the 30th, "Tony Hawk's American Wasteland". He believes it is an excellent game, with a magnificent soundtrack and no loading times on the levels. As of late, he has discovered a way to record the soundtrack off of the game and save it onto mp3 format. But don't tell anyone.

He thanks you for taking the time to read this. Any names he has forgotten to mention, please send him a text. If you don't have any contact details of his, then make an effort to find some.