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| − | Isaac Estep is a [[TKE]] and a creative writer. He likes hardcore and loves Aqua. His room is cutely messy, and sometimes friends clean it for him (see [[Austin Mobley]], [[Kathy Olsen]], and [[Sandy guttman]]). He's a really great dancer and has really nice jeans. He's allergic to himself, which is cool and scary. For his fourth birthday, his mom gave him a turtle, and he named it Skipper. | + | Isaac Estep is a [[TKE]] and a creative writer. He likes hardcore and loves Aqua. His room is cutely messy, and sometimes friends clean it for him (see [[Austin Mobley]], [[Kathy Olsen]], and [[Sandy guttman]]). He's a really great dancer and has really nice jeans. He's allergic to himself, which is cool and scary. For his fourth birthday, his mom gave him a turtle, and he named it Skipper. |
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| + | Isaac is a rare example of a feral child (a child somehow abandoned in the wild and raised by animals) who learned language and has managed to partially integrate himself into society. There are several competing theories as to what kind of animals raised young Isaac; the most predominant of these theories points to otters. | ||
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Revision as of 23:43, 14 October 2007
Isaac Estep is a TKE and a creative writer. He likes hardcore and loves Aqua. His room is cutely messy, and sometimes friends clean it for him (see Austin Mobley, Kathy Olsen, and Sandy guttman). He's a really great dancer and has really nice jeans. He's allergic to himself, which is cool and scary. For his fourth birthday, his mom gave him a turtle, and he named it Skipper.
Isaac is a rare example of a feral child (a child somehow abandoned in the wild and raised by animals) who learned language and has managed to partially integrate himself into society. There are several competing theories as to what kind of animals raised young Isaac; the most predominant of these theories points to otters.
