Tyber Alicia Moniak aka: push.tyber

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Name: Tyber Alicia Moniak aka: push.tyber
Sex: male
Residence: New York, United States

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Website: http://www.myspace.com/pushtyber
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Description: I believe that comedic speakers during our recent times have fallen short of the ability to also provoke thought. Comdeians now adays are more interested in the ability to shock and to unnerve, to say a racial slur and get noticed for it. For the majority, they want to make you gasp over slapstick and "did he say that", so that you'll come back for more later. This is how one manages to get by in the buisness. And that is understandable.

But due to this, many entertainers do not push the envelope. They don't see the big red button that everyone else avoids and lunge for it with a full open palm to slam it on down and make people wake up and think a little.

I don't think I'm funny, but others find me to be comedic. I don't find myself to be entertaining, but others do. I simply wish to get my words out there, not because they are MINE and others should know ME, but because I think everyone should have just one more option of what to base or influence their opinions on. I could care less if they remember my name or where they heard it. I just want them to remember something, and for it to help them in some way to no longer be ignorant.

My talent is that I'm loud, opinionated, agressive, that I discuss/debate/side with BOTH sides of any issue in some form or another, and that I know the world and it's issues are not and will never be black and white.

My talent seems to be that people are drawn to listening to me, via text, audio, or otherwise.

Special talents: I can make a mess of the english language and yet others love it. Who knows why.

I can rant, rave, screa, stomp, and yet I tend to draw in more than I turn away. I find it absurd.

But I guess that's a talent, isn't it?