<strong>Name:</strong>Edgar 'Tech' Crowley<br/><strong>Occupation/Status: </strong>Mutant/Human Computer<br/><strong>Location: </strong>Tech's Office<br/><strong>Action Summary:</strong>Being OCD<br/><strong>Tagged Characters:</strong>none<br/><strong>Open to Others?:</strong>Any<br/><br/>"Mm... nope, nope..."He murmured to himself as he stared at something. He was in the room where he did most of his work; where he could jack himself into the computer network, and control things with his mind. And currently, because he didn't have anything important to be doing at this moment, he was organizing things.<br/><br/>Dusting, cleaning, rearranging; he didn't like it when things were 'out of sorts', although any normal person would wonder how he could possibly be upset. There wasn't really anything wrong at all; a bit of dust there, something not perfectly lined up. It's not a big deal, unless you happen to share 'Tech's obsessive-compulsive need to keep things highly organized.<br/><br/>But, that wasn't all he was doing, either. With his love of numbers, and an IQ that could qualify him for MENSA, he liked to 'build' things in his head. New guns, new computer parts, new code, new ways of creating calorie dense, good-tasting, nutritionally balanced rations... pretty much anything. Most of his thoughts, he kept to himself, and probably could never be actualized; it was just his brain going a hundred miles an hour because, much like a certain crazy actor, Tech has only one speed:<strong>GO!</strong><br/><br/>"No..." He adjusted the level of the office chair he usually sat in when plugged in. It could be raised or lowered, and had wheels, which he occasionally found to be bothersome. "Yes." He finally says, speaking only to himself, when he gets the chair to be at just the perfect height. Well, perfect wouldn't be the right word; but close enough. He was OCD about efficiency and the like, but at some point, his OCD cuts off; because eventually, you get to the point where optimizing requires increasing effort for decreasing returns, and that wasn't very efficient.