I'm not really a "club" sort of guy, but I have been a member of a few organizations:
- Cub Scout - Yep, my best friend Brian had a den leader right in his own house; his mom!
- Key Club - In HS, I was a member of the Key Club; Kiwanis Jr. society. Though we joined to meet girls, it was a good time, and I'm really glad I was a member. Today, it sounds like a secret organization... the "KEY CLUB." Our sponsor, Mr. Cox, was a great guy.
- Aviation Club, French Club - more high school shenanigans. Mostly an excuse to play Dungeons and Dragons and hang out with my buddies. In French.
- Samurai Gaming Society - So, when I went to college I wanted to meet more gaming friends. I moved to Edmonds Washington, and I started going to Shoreline Community College. I knew no one. So, I started a gaming club so I could meet other gamers. It worked, though I had moved before the club was more than a few months old.
- TINY ARMY - Years later, and no "clubs" for 2 decades, I started a club of my own called "TINY ARMY". Basically, it's an illustration/artist/comics support group for creators. No, we don't cry on each other's shoulders (it's tough out there, man) but we do trade info, advice, and help each other out. It's pretty cool.
- Steam Crow Secret Group - Still deciding on a name for it. (Team Crow? Steam Crew?) I'm moving back to making the name Steam Crow based, rather than Monster Commute based. (No dig on MonCom) I've got some other future projects that I'd like included in the group, too, that's all.
So, I'm probably more "clubby' than I'd like to admit.
What are your secret societies?
