Name: You can call me Sam, Crow, SamCrow

Sex: Male

Age: Something between 15 and 80...

Nickname: SamCrow, Crow

Quote: Time is the fire in which we all burn

Fav games: Devil May Cry Series, Castlevania Series, Dead Space, Resident Evil Series, Final Fantasy Series, InFamous

Fav anime: Samurai Champloo, Cowboy Bebop, Naruto, Hellsing, Bleach, Trigun, Dragon Ball

Fav tv show: Sons Of Anarchy, Two and a Half Man(Only with Charlie Sheen), Supernatural, The Mentalist, Lie to Me

The most loving parents and relatives commit murder with smiles on their faces. They force us to destroy the person we really are: a subtle kind of murder.
- Jim Morrison

Violence isn't always evil. What's evil is the infatuation with violence.
- Jim Morrison

People fear death even more than pain. It's strange that they fear death. Life hurts a lot more than death. At the point of death, the pain is over. Yeah, I guess it is a friend.
- Jim Morrison

We fear violence less than our own feelings. Personal, private, solitary pain is more terrifying than what anyone else can inflict.
- Jim Morrison

I wouldn't mind dying in a plane crash. It'd be a good way to go. I don't want to die in my sleep, or of old age, or OD...I want to feel what it's like. I want to taste it, hear it, smell it. Death is only going to happen to you once; I don't want to miss it.
- Jim Morrison

Sons of Anarchy Quotes

'Anarchism... stands for liberation of the human mind from the dominion of religion; the liberation of the human body from the dominion of property; liberation from shackles and restraint of government. It stands for social order based on the free grouping of individuals.
The concept was pure, simple, true, it inspired me, led a rebellious fire, but ultimately I learned the lesson that Goldman, Prudot and the others learned. That true freedom requires sacrifice and pain. Most human beings only think they want freedom. In truth they yearn for the bondage of social order, rigid laws, materialism, the only freedom man really wants, is the freedom to become comfortable.'

Hale: Anger clouds judgment and it makes us do things that we end up regretting-things we can never take back.

Juice: Take him out? That means like kill him?

Chibs: No. I think what it means is dinner and a movie.

Jax: My son, he's given me a new pair of glasses. I find myself thinking about the things I do. Things I say, ramifications.
Stahl: You have to.
Jax: Not as angry or reactive.
Stahl: I can see that.
Jax: For instance, you showing me these photos trying to play my rage, my need for revenge, didn't work. See, I was able to take a moment to think. And I realized that if we did have a relationship with the Irish, which of course we don't, what'd stop me from tipping them off? Letting them know you got them under your thumb. You took a huge risk playing that card. Which means you are desperate. You got nothing.

Clay: I never sold gun one to the Mexicans. Now I need for you to show me a little respect, and give me a few more days for delivery.
Laroy: Don't give a shit about history, or respect. This is about business, old man.
Clay: And I'm telling you, brotha. Give me some more time: really smart business.

John Teller: [voiceover] Most of us were not violent by nature. We all had our problems with authority, but none of us were sociopaths. We came to realize that when you move your life off the social grid you give up the safety that society provides. On the fringe, blood and bullets are the rule of law and if you're a man with convictions violence is inevitable.

John Teller: [voiceover] I found myself lost in my own club. I trusted few, feared most. Nomad offered escape and exile. I didn't know if leaving would cure or kill this thing we created. I didn't know if it was an act of strength or cowardice. I didn't know, so I stayed. I stayed because, in the end, the only way I could hold this up was to suffer under the weight of it.

John Teller: [voiceover] The older I get, the more I realize that age doesn't bring wisdom. It only brings weary. I'm not any smarter than I was 30 years ago. I've just grown too tired to juggle the lies and hide the fears. Self-awareness doesn't reveal my indiscretions; exhaustion does.

John Teller: [voiceover] Inside the club, there had to be truth. Our word was our honor. But outside, it was all about deception. Lies were our defense, our default. To survive, you had to master the art of perjury. The lie and the truth had to feel the same. But once you learned that skill, nobody knows the truth in or outside the club; especially you.

John Teller: [voiceover] When we take action to avenge the ones we love personal justice collides with social and divine justice. We become judge, jury, and God. With that choice comes daunting responsibility. Some men cave under that weight. Others abuse the momentum. The true outlaw finds the balance between the passion in his heart and the reason in his mind. His solution is always an equal mix of might and right.

John Teller: [voiceover] I realized that in my downward spiral of hopelessness I was actually falling into a huge hole created by my absence of basic human graces. The most obvious was forgiveness. If I was wronged by anyone, in or out of the club, I had to be compensated by money or blood. There was no turning the other cheek. When relationships become a ledger of profit and loss, you have no friends, no loved ones, just pluses and minuses. You are absolutely alone

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ARE YOU?

1. Perfect? No, no one is
2. Tall? I guess. Is 174cm (that's 5'9") tall?
3. In your pajamas? No
4. Left handed? Right handed

LAST:

1. Friend you saw: Can't really remember
3. Person to text you: Lost my phone 4 months ago, how the hell I'm supposed to remember?
4. Was today better than yesterday? I don't know, it's 2Am, today did not happened yet

FAVORITES:

1. Number: 13
2. Color(s): Grey and Black
3. Fruit: Apples
4. Place: Bed, couch, anywhere you can rest

EIGHT EMOTIONS:

1. Are you missing someone right now? Not really
2. Are you happy? No
3. Are you sad? No
4. Are you bored? As usual
6. Are you nervous? Should I?
8. Are you tired? Always

ABOUT YOU:

1.Real name? I can't remember, but I think it started with M
2. Nick names? Nah
3. Eye color? Blue or green, depends on the day
4. Zodiac sign? I was born in december, if it helps...
5. Male or female? Male
6. Slut? NO
7. Smart? Yes, but rarely seems so
8. Hair color? Brown
9. Long or short? Short
10. Sweats or Jeans? Jeans
11. Phone or Camera? Phone because I can listen to music on 'em
12. Drink or Smoke? Depends, what am I drinkin and what am I smokin?
13. Righty or lefty? Righty

FIRSTS:

1. First best friend? Daniel, or was his name Gabriel? Not sure anymore
2. First crush? Can't remember
3. First pet? A dog
4. First big vacation? How am I supposed to remember?

CURRENTLY:

1. Eating? Nothing
2. Drinking? Water
3. I'm about to: Head down to bed
4. Listening to? The Razor's Edge, by AC/DC
5. Plans for today? Finishin a chapter, sleepin

WHICH IS BETTER WITH THE OPPOSITE SEX?

1. Shorter or taller? Don't matter...'bout the same height, I guess
2. Romantic or spontaneous? Romantic
3. Sensitive or loud? Sensitive, loud are, well, loud
4. Hook-up or relationship? Hook-up, relationships are troublesome

HAVE YOU EVER:

1. Drank bubbles? No
2. Lost glasses/contacts? Just sunglasses
3. Ran away from home? It's too troublesome
4. Broken someone's heart? No, they do that to me
5. Been arrested? Almost, but cops can't out run a skateboard in a downhill

DO YOU BELIEVE IN:

1. Miracles? No
2. Yourself? I guess
3. Heaven? Nope
4. Santa Claus? No
4. Love? Not anymore
5. Do you like someone? Nah, not really
6. Do you believe in God? Nope
7. Answered the truth on all questions? I guess, maybe, not sure

Reviews!

And here's something concerning 'REVIEWS', which I copied from 'Heartless demon wolf'-

Writers- all of them, from famous authors to subtle FF writers- ALL depend on the feedback from our readers. Vision Dominican brought up an interesting albeit tragically true idea:

"Lack of reviews is the greatest killer of fan fic writers out there. We at the institute wish to let the public know of how they can pitch in to save our dying writers.

1) Drop a review every other chapter. It may not seem like much, but reviews are actually what many of us want to see. That, and hits. Hits do make us happy but we don't really know if people like our story or not.

2) Visit our author page. Those kind of hits really make us happy. It's where we showcase our entourage of friends, beta readers, and stories. Some of us even tidy up with set areas for upcoming story ideas and character bios.

3) Send an email. While normally I'd prefer a review, emails are just as good. Really, it warms my heart to communicate with another reader or writer."

What you call being "too lazy to review" is what we call "a flame to the pages" as the writers. That one minute or two that you felt "too lazy" to review is another minute of creeping discouragement that all writers feel as they begin to think...

"Why am I even here…?"

"What's even the point of continuing?"

"My skills must be terrible…no one cares for my story…"

"I'll never be a good writer...I quit."

These are only a few thoughts that go through every writer's head- that go through MY head- when we put out a chapter / story with all our heart and soul within, and we sit there…and sit…and wait…and not a single person says even a word.

If you're not a writer, you have NO IDEA how much that hurts…

If you ARE a writer, then I'm sure you know just how great it feels when someone is kind enough to leave a heartwarming and encouraging review, and you read it, smiling while thinking…"Wow…fuck...I did it…"

So, why not give fellow writers the same luxury here?

Too many times I've seen epic and utterly beautiful works of literary art fall to pieces before finally being abandoned due to the terrible discouragement that the lack of reviews can cause.

Sometimes, it is so severe that the very writer himself decides to quit, denying the world his skills of writing that I'm it would have deeply enjoyed.

So…

Just one minute, that's all it takes. Just a few gentle taps of the fingers on your keyboard, a few seconds or so of your time, and your words can SAVE a writer from a dark demise.

Do me a favor: Go find a story, ANY story, anywhere here on Fanfic,net, and see if you can help it. If it has very little / no reviews at all, just check it out, and say whatever comes to mind.

And enjoy the thought in mind that you could have just SAVED that story, with just a few taps of the keyboard…

If you agree with what I have said then please copy and paste any part of this story you wish onto your profile. Modify it in any way you see fit; there is no need to use my exact words. You make it say what you want it to say.