Eliminated: Round 1, Dec. 5, 2002
Final Thoughts:
Well kids, it's been fun. Originally I had a 3 page
essay written about how bitter I was at being among
the first ousted, but then I realized that it was only
a game, and I should be more mature than that. So
instead I decided that I would like to thank all those
who made it possible for me to participate in this
event. First up we have my good friend and roommate
John who was good enough to watch my plant Winifred
for me while I was away. Sure, Winnie is sleeping now,
but he tried hard. Secondly I'd like to thank my other
roommate Aaron, just because if I don't he might feel
slighted by me mentioning John. Thirdly I'd like to
thank all the girls who called me up following that
first day in which I appealed to my single status.
That was quite the self-esteem booster, I never knew
so many of you cared. Next up we got Luke, my friend
and partner in crime for coming up with my many witty
responses, unfortunately there were always too many.
Finally I'd like to thank Mark D. Ehlke and the
Cabbage for giving me the opportunity to participate
in this competition.
~Tim Wrobel
Bio:
Tim Wrobel was born many years ago in a decade known only as the 80's. He has spent the past 21 years gathering survival skills in harrowing streets of the Appleton 'burbs. After making the monumental decision to attend Martin Luther College at the age of 7, Tim wondered when he would be able to put these skills to use. Now thanks to The Cabbage: Survivor II, Tim has been given the opportunity to strut his stuff. Lately he has been found wasting his creativity away making dedications on Dedicate Live shown on MMUSA at 4 p.m. and keeping the struggling organization known only as COGS afloat in these dire times, which has left him unable to complete this bio in a timely fashion. So all of this may or not be what Tim originally intended to use for his personal bio. Only those closest to him can be sure. Are you one of them? If not, why not? He's a nice guy. Give him a chance I'm sure you'll like him.
(If you would like to preorder a COGS t-shirt email me @ wrobelta@mlc-wels.edu, the cost is not yet known, but we will only overcharge you by about 10% give or take 20%)