About Bri

Real Name: Breezy F. Baby
Gender: Male Male
Age: 20
Location: Ft. Lauderdale, Florida US
Occupation: Ask yo mama.
Email: private
AIM: MSN is enough for Neoseekers to stalk me.
MSN: PM me or hound ZTR.
Homepage: Ground Zero Wrestling
Platforms owned:
GameGrep account: Bri at Level 4 with 387 Points (Lil' Greppling)
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Identities

PSN ID: bri89x

Site Positions

  • Interests


    My Neo Projects:

    1. Being a decent moderator.
    History:
    A. Interactive Role-Playing - March 25th, 2006 - Present.
    B. WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2008 (temporary) - April 16th, 2007 - April 30th, 2007
    C. PS2 Sports & Racing - January 1st, 2008 - Present.

    2. Ground Zero Wrestling, the newest RP to hit the Interactive Roleplay Forum is now open for business (Y). I am Trish Stratus, one of the both off-and on screen members of the GZW Council. Please join today, contact me if you have any questions.

    3. Revival of the WarpSnazz'd diary with The Hazard.
    Current Status: In limbo.

    4. Development of my first Mafia Game
    Status: Still constructing roles. Expect completion by December 2009, with the game actually being played sometime in 2020 considering the Mafia games sign-up list.
    July 2009 Update: I may scrap this and go with a new theme that EVERYONE will absolutely go crazy over, tbh.

  • Biography



    Brief Bio:
    I had the same bio up here for four years, then spent a year with it being TBA. So, here's a new, updated way of Bri summarizing almost 7 years on Neo (BTW yes, I do have a life) in a couple of paragraphs. Writing skills ftw!

    As with many old-schoolers, I came to the site in ealy August looking for...what else? GTA3 codes. At the time, I was under my flagship account, bri89, which I would maintain directly from August 27th, 2002 to July 1st, 2004. I accumulated more no-life points on this account than any of the three that I have, and I am proud of doing all of that in the span of three years on the site. Plus, the immense number of posts that I actually have on the account really help me come Neo-Auction time ^_^

    I started out in the Pro-wrestling community considering I was recently getting into pro-wrestling at the time, and have really never moved anywhere else, though my personality and my reputation have changed since then. I've seen many good faces come and go, and somehow I manage to squeeze myself into the community at large. I say this, especially the 2009 community, what, with the nonsense that goes on in IRP and SvR, I've picked up a lot of my newfound sarcastic and casual wit. I guess changing with the times truly has a double connotation for me, and is probably why I have managed to remain on the site for so long.

    In 2003, I felt it was time for a change, as bri89 still had that "n00b" vibe going and I wanted to establish myself as a veteran. I then registered as Autotroph I realize now that it was a mistake to give myself such a lame, uninspiring name. The idea came from the concept of self-sufficiency...but wtf man it's still a lame ass name. I wound up going back on bri89 for another year before I tried it again...this time as the infamous "SOLD." TBH, I don't know what I was thinking, at times I felt the name was epic and allowed me to go "Haha, you got sold out" on MSN, but that usually wound up getting turned around on me.

    By early 2006, people (especially the old-schoolers) mainly knew me as "Bri" (that's Br-I, not Br-EE), which is a spinoff of my real name, Brian and a tribute to my first account. When Redemption re-announced the name change thing, I paid the $10 to finally occupy THIS account name, which had been taken by some girl who was only on the site for a couple of weeks. It's been smooth sailing ever since, and I highly doubt I'll have to change names again.

    Another important milestone of my Neo career (yes, I feel geeky enough to call it that) is wrestling role-playing. It is where I developed mostly all of my writing skills and the reason I breeze through papers in college. It also gave me something to do and really brought me through some challenging times in my real life. Thanks to outside circumstances, I was able to pour my heart and soul into WRPing, and it shows. I am (and have been, mind you) a Hall of Famer since 2005, after only two years of RPing. I was one of the first General Managers ever to grace the site, one of the first C.E.O.'s ever appointed and have headed up three distinct wrestling role-plays, with varying degrees of success. As an actual role-player, I became a Platinum Grand Slam Champion, having captured 5 World Championships, 4 Midcard titles and all other titles at least once. Also notable is my penchant for tag titles. I must have held like six or seven of them!

    I "Ric Flair Retired" from WRPing in 2006 after losing my final World Championship, only to make a notable comeback in 2007, winning the TWE Cup with a muscleload of assistance from Slim Jim. After then, I really was retired, only returning for one feud in March 2009. At this point, I wouldn't say I'm outright retired, but highly unlikely to make another decent run. Truth is, I've accomplished everything I've ever wanted to do...and now that I have a busy life, it's hard for me to dedicate myself in that light. But I am forever thankful for the opportunity that I received and thankful I chose to run with it. Honestly, it was only due to my authoritative experience that I was able to become a moderator.

    In 2006, I had been running an RP Fed, can't remember exactly which one, when I decided to make a run for moderator. I can't recall exactly what I did, but in March, I became a moderator, after four years on the site. It was sort of a culmination...as in 2003 I tried multiple times to become one, all efforts fruitless. I must say it has been a blast moderating, and I'd like to say I've been decent with anyone that has come across me. I picked up a temp. SvR forum in 2007 and later the PS2 Sports and Racing section, which has been a rather interesting experience as well.

    As for what the future holds...more of the same. The occasional project for me, occasional Hogan RP run....that's it really. Retirement is not gonna work for someone like me, because I like coming onto Neo. Plus, many people that "retired" were back on the site in a matter of months...so yeah, why pull a Jay-Z on all of you?

    Much luv, c y'all around.

    Random:
    Pro-Wrestlers I have met...

        • Hulk Hogan...who dissed my Triple H shirt >.>
        • Mick Foley, who questioned my father why the hell a 15 year old boy [me] would want to read "Tietam Brown." After reading it...I see why exactly...I wouldn't recommend it to anyone over the age of 30 without a huge stash of cashis nearby >.<
        • Chris Benoit...LOL! I shook one of the hands that would later choke Nancy and Daniel. That somewhat disturbs me.
        • Rey Mysterio, who was to my amazement, shorter than me.
        • John Cena before he became a fronting white boy wankster.
        • Booker T...okay, so my dad met him on my behalf. Idiots at WWF New York made us pick between him and Hogan, and I wanted both autographs.
        • Rhyno...who hit on my mom. No, seriously.
        • Terri Runnels, whose hand was the coldest I have ever held. She must spend a lot of time in a freezer trying to iron out her wrinkles.
        • Dawn Marie, whom I actually don't remember meeting. But I know I did meet her, she was with Rey!
        • X-Pac, who was a real cool guy.
        • William Regal, who was a british teabag to me, but he was probably in character.
        • Kenny Wallace (Stacker 2 Racecar Driver, 2001), who got dissed when my mom didn't recognize him. LOL!

    Hip-Hop Artists I have met:

        • Ace Hood - 2007 - Nice kid, signing autographs for his debut album, asked me what I thought of his album...gave him my feedback and he really seemed happy someone actually knew what "bars", "spit" and "hungry" truly meant.
        • Ace Hood - 2009 - Two years later, I got the chance to meet him again for his sophomore CD, Ruthless. He was still just as nice, albeit a bit tired. I guess this was the last session of the day. He thanked me and took a picture.
        • "Officer" Rick Ross - This was BEFORE the cop controversy hit the waves. This guy was an arrogant prick who looked like he would rather be at McDonald's in a Big Mac eating contest with DJ Khaled, he shook my hand, smiled and pretty much shoved me away in the span of 5 seconds?
        • "Officer Ross Donut Patrol" Triple C + DJ Khaled - I group them together because I honestly don't give a damn about either. They were outside flirting with teenage girls who were pretty much already having sex with their gold-toothed niggas while waiting in line for Da Bawse. Real smooth, guys. Oh, and DJ Khaled is a lot fatter in person. I could spot him as I got off the I-95, he was that big blob blocking Best Buy >.>

    Artifacts I have:
        • Mick Foley signed a copy of his novel of Tietam Brown, personalized to me. I am proud to own such an autographed piece of crap...truthfully, it is a disturbing book and one of the worst I ever read in my life...but I still had a nice day, lol.
        • William Regal signed a copy of RAW Magazine that he was on the cover on in 2001. He refused to personalize it, the wanker >.>
        • Autographs from everyone else.
        • Ace Hood autographed my copies of "Gutta" and "Ruthless".
        • Rick Ross autographed my copies of "Trilla" and "Port of Miami."

    Take care and remember: MGS Rising was never meant to be a 360 exclusive. GG Kojima ^_^
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