My name is Kevin, and I like to party

3 March 2014

Hello MyGaming readers. My name is Kevin Lancaster and I have the great honour of introducing myself as the newest addition to the MyBroadband and MyGaming team.

Contrary to initial rumours spread on the forum, I am not a stripper. I did take my clothes off in public once, but that was not well received and a small child started crying. I am also not the bird from Up.

After being born into bondage in a small town on the KwaZulu-Natal south coast, I began my writing career at Independent Newspapers as a news journalist.

My office desk consisted of a 15-inch CRT monitor, a ball mouse, and a thin client connected to what could have only been a 56k dial-up line. Needless to say the tech provided to me by my new employer is somewhat of an improvement.

I hope to provide accurate, timely, and enthralling gaming and gaming related news to all you loyal readers, while trying to not to embarrass myself when I write about Xbox topics (I was born and raised on PlayStation).

If I do fall short, please feel free to e-mail me directly and not my boss or direct editor, as this may lead to disciplinary action and me possibly losing my job. With my gran needing that operation soon and all those orphan children who I look after, I can’t afford for that to happen.

Regards,

Kevin

Kevin Lancaster

Kevin Lancaster

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  1. Charl van der Merwe
    04.03.2014 at 06:06

    are we going for the female reader vote with this pretty boy!:P

    Welcome Kevin!

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