http://www.citypages.com/2008-08-13/news/being-tron-guyMaynard and his roommate, Paul Neubauer, own a home together just a block from a lake. They greet me in their front yard wearing matching T-shirts from the web comic Schlock Mercenary. "This was purely coincidental," Neubauer jokes.
The first floor of the house is cluttered with empty shipping boxes, old computers (58 in all, of which they use eight or nine), and memorabilia from all corners of the geek universe. Between the sci-fi DVDs and videos, a Lego set, and a pachinko machine, the living room looks like it was decorated by a 10-year-old boy in 1997.
Noticeably absent from the home is anything related to the film Maynard is so closely tied to. There is no homemade shrine to Tron. Maynard's suit is not mounted on a stately mannequin next to glass cases of film props. There's not even a Tron movie poster on the wall.
"Everybody assumes he is obsessed with Tron," Neubauer says. "But look around you."
It's worked out quite well for them. They even share a love of costuming: Neubauer is a furry who dresses as a made-up character named "Orven the Ox."
http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii55/fursuitfracas/orvantheox.jpghttp://i.techrepublic.com.com/gallery/200161-500-666.jpghttp://orvan-ox.insanejournal.com/Grand irony bing furries do expose their junk in costumes and don't get any internet fame for it, at least not SPECIFIC internet fame, just generalized OMGFURFAGSUGH.
