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Kip Kolb:

Kip was born in Philadelphia. That's where he first started to be Kip. Big John is his dad, Betsy Pigface is his mom, and Nunin is his bro. He went to school and liked to beat people at sports and then laugh at them. Sometimes he lost, too. Sometimes he still looses, and he hates it, but he knows it makes him more dominant in the long run. He and his friends loved to make fun of each other all the time, and if someone got upset, they would make fun of them even more. It was wrong, but they really liked it, so it was O.K. Young Kip also liked to run around in the woods and pretend he was a barbaric nomad fighting evil monsters. He would pretend he could talk to animals, only it wasnít pretending. He really could and still can talk to the animals. Not as good as Dr. Doolittle, but he's not a real person, and Kip is. Kip started to play the piano because he loved music and could never get it out of his head, like an evil curse. He was very funky at an early age, and he could definitely get down. You can check out some of his funky stuff. He is KLOB.

Then Kip went to college so he could study theatre. By this time he was really liking the girls a lot and knew that making them satisfied was what he was going to be best at for the rest of his lifeÖ He tried to ignore this and finished school, and when he was done, he had acted in a lot of plays, played a lot of music, and made lots of people smile.

Kip then moved all over the country. Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Seattle, and Jacksonville, Florida all fell prey to his infectious humor and captivating wit. He was a middle school English teacher and coached soccer, basketball, football and softball. Now he drives a lumber truck, delivering wood to needy rednecks. Along his travels he has experienced many wonderful adventures, like Bilbo Baggins or Luke Skywalker; only not as short and fat as Bilbo and not as much of a crying little bitch as Luke. He is sure to continue to change the lives of maybe a few thousand more people for at least ten years to come.

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