Who am I?

Mystery man?nahh, Boogeey Man? negative. Basically the only feasible answer to this I am ME..satisfactory?? Definitely not.
Highly focused, strong willed, Abstract Intellect, funny, and fondly referred to as cocky, yea cocky (matter of fact that has become some sort of compliment to me). Well by now you know a bit of me, which is i live by sarcasm. Good first impression?? yes? no? well who cares.
Enough of the introductions, welcome to my blog. I'd rather you called me 'el', no questions, just follow instructions.

Oh one more thing, I'm African; This automatically implies that one of the ‘numerous’ discourse communities I belong to is the International community. The word numerous is in quotes because I probably belong or have belonged at one point in my life to about a million discourse communities (note the exaggeration please).  A little emphasis will be laid on the present communities in which I’m active, their similarities, and some of the differences between them.

The African Students association and My English 1020 class are the communities I will discuss. Both communities belong to a larger community which is the University of Memphis discourse community, and are made up of people. However they serve and stand for different purposes, one in a socio-academic manner and the other in an educative manner. As a campus organization, the African Student Association is aimed at bringing its students together to make a significant contribution to the larger discourse community to which we belong (the UofM) while the English class is a group of students coming together to gain knowledge needed in pursuit of a college degree.

So much more to say about this topics and myself, but for now; Over and Out!