Brian KASE

An innovator in many fields, Brian received high praise as assistant manager of a leading Burger King franchise. His tenure there was hailed as "competent" by Newsweek and touted as nothing short of "effective" in an in-depth US News and World Report expose. Brian is perhaps best known as "the Vermeer of the Eye Gouge" - elevating this tactic formerly thought of as "dirty" and "unsportsmanlike" to a true form of art. His promising professional wrestling career came to an abrupt and tragic end when he reaggravated a war injury during championship competition. Today Brian continues to spread his message of hope and understanding - with special focus on our nation’s youth.

Brian was born into circumstances not atypical of their location and era. Things changed continually
until they reached and initial state of balance. At that point this state once again began to evolve - sometimes with changes so gradual and incremental that they are barely worthy of mention, other times at a somewhat rapid, if not quite catastrophic, pace.

At various points new states of equilibrium would be achieved and then, after periods of either longer or shorter duration, circumstances would be altered - as either the result of conscious effort or of external forces - until he would settle into a new pattern of perception and behavior resembling an entity that might be described as one not unlike a routine. It is expected that this trend will continue into the foreseeable future.