A Caution for the reader

This is a short biography of a man (and some others) living in the WNY region who are highly respected among the 1337 community. As a fair warning: This artice pertains to his life and he is NOT considered a historical nor political figure. If one is attempting to use Christian Jaskolka's information for anything other than personal intrest (example, scholarly items) you will be ridiculed because this is a page that IS NOT MEANT FOR SCHOLARLY USE rather it is to give insight upon the 1337 community. Online gaming has become very large and I decided that it is necessary to help the newcomers (no0bs as they are called in leet) in learning about the metaphoric "foodchain". This is a strictly page for curious people wanting to learn about a fellow 1337 gamer. THIS ARTICLE MAY HELP YOU IN NETWORKING, ONLINE GAMING AND/OR GAME HACKING (though it does not endorse hacking)
This article is also helpful on the subject of life and the negative effects of drug abuse.

Jaskolka: The Man Behind the Bag

Christian Jaskolka was born in late November of 1989 in Buffalo, New York. He is widely known as a shy kid, although he speaks his mind and sticks to his ideas. He soon became friends with a very outgoing young man by the name of Marc Felix Smith which did, as some say, give him his satirical edge. Christian started becoming part of the 1337 world when he was friendly approached by Michael D'Angelo and Alex Battaglia. Michael and Alex were colleagues of Christian's and helped him become Gaming savvy and allowed for him to be a large part of the inner-1337 community. He started his Gaming campaign with Half-Life and Firearms and soon become quite a threat, even "pwning" - as it is called in the 1337 community - Michael D'Angelo several times. Christian became a huge fan of Counter Strike and Counter Strike Source and became aware of a little thing called BOOMHEADSHOT. This boomheadshot is what happens when one is hit in the heat with a bullet while playing an Online game, particularly Counter Strike. After being hit in the head, the culprit then types on the screen "BOOMHEADSHOT" signifying his superiority at that point in the game. However, most of online gaming language is stricty bound to sarcasm which is why the 1337 community laughs, so to say, at itself.

==Jazzkokehead: The Legend==