Because of Everquest i learned;

PHP/ASP
Networking
Typing
HTML
Linux
Windows
Virtual Servers
Hacking
Databases
Scripting
SQL/MySQL
Apache
Photoshop

The leadership skills learned in the Army where only a precursor to the leadership skills i learned in EQ. Interpersonal relationship skills and how to deal with people of varying backgrounds and differences.

EQ taught me how to grow up while still being a kid at heart.

I learned how much coffee and Diet Coke I can consume before I need to change the 2-Liter pee bottle under my desk.

- Learned to type faster (I'm at about 70wpm at the moment, having slowed down a bit since live since all I've typed recently are essays. Might've been around 80-90 on live)
- Discovered my spelling was not perfect and corrected that (now I know how to spell definitely, hah)
- Had my face-to-face communication skills degrade, but improved my writing communication skills
- Became addicted to the computer (argh), but I have improved recently and find better things to do with my time...sometimes. Netflix being available on the internet doesn't help.
- Primary skill acquired that I am most grateful for: the ability to ignore drama and carry on in complete happiness.
- I sit really weirdly and have a terrible slump out of habit. In twenty years I'll probably be a hunchback or something.

Oddly enough, EQ did not manage to kill my sparkling personality.

Ethical Hacking

My grammar is so better much than it used to was.

Just your love for the color pink.

FUCKING PINK ASDFKDJGSLJGOEIR@#%#

It is likely that virtual navigation and memorization of zones without the use of maps has expanded and altered our collective hippocampus.

Navigation-related structural change in the hippocampi of taxi drivers

I started playing Everquest when I was 14. Six months later, I had gained 50 pounds. I'm in great shape now, but I have stretch marks all over my body from back then.