Robin suckered into yet another Young Life "game."

Every now and then we thought it would be interesting for our readers to learn about an ISK student in a more intimate way. The best way to do this, is through our Student Profile, and in depth look into the life of a student involved in Young Life in Kenya. We know you will like what you see.

Today's Student Profile is of Robin Lynam. Robin is a senior at ISK, and has lived most of his life in Columbia and Kenya. He is half American, and half British, and has been involved in Young Life for about 2 years. He is being interviewed by Young Life's own, Marshall Allen.
Marshall: So Robin, son of John, describe your social life as a fresh fruit...
Robin: I would say my social life is like an over-ripe apple..sweet...fermented...not so bad to look at..but if you get too close, it�ll knock you out.
Marshall: Hmmm...What is your most distinguishing physical characteristic?
Robin: My eyebrows
Marshall: Eyebrows!?
Robin: Yes, my eyebrows. I really think they have a mind of their own. They�re very expressive. Some people say they can tell a persons mood and thoughts by the look on their face, but for me it's all in the eyebrows.
Marshall: What was your most memorable part of this last weekend's Young Life camping trip? Robin: The camping trip was a really boring...er, bonding experience. The most memorable part was when I was sleeping one night in the big tent. I awoke in the morning to a huge tarantula, crawling up my shoulder toward my neck.

Robin Strikes a heroic pose after conquering a rock climb on the Young Life camping trip...What a stud

Then Kent came, brushed it off of me, and killed it with a stick. I still had it as a souvenir, until a couple of days ago. It started to smell, so I threw it away.
Marshall: So Kent saved your life!

Robin: Yes.
Marshall: What are some of the things you enjoy about Young Life? Why do you come?
Robin: The great people, the games, and the discussions we have...which is basically everything.
Marshall: Now the answer everyone wants to know. Do you know the identity of the nefarious Dr. Bado?
Robin: Even now, I am still puzzled. That guy is just a mystery. One day he could be a normal guy, but at Young Life, he's Dr. Bado! The one and only, thank God! Marshall: What do you want the epitaph on your tombstone to say?
Robin: People have always said that I have a lot of gas, so I guess my tombstone would have to say, "R.I.P." That's for "Let it RIP!"
Marshall: Mmmm, that's a pleasant thought for the afterlife. Any final words for our audience out there in cyberspace?
Robin: I'm single, tall, attractive....and VERY available.