Will Harasta

Contributing Writer
Man in Zhangbi - Will Harasta
Man in Zhangbi - Will Harasta

Will Harasta is a Historian without a degree, a sword without a sheath and a book without a bookmark. He lives in both Wudang Monastery, China and Wilmington, Delaware. He owns 26 cars, each with a license plate displaying a letter of the alphabet. He attends the religious services of all faiths & denominations, he also donates money in all denominations. He once killed three birds with one stone, being the over achiever that he is, though he must confess it was a rather large stone. He was arrested for kidnapping, but was released on good behavior. He discovered a new species of tree frog in the Amazon, but decided not to document its discovery, so that its kind could roam free in the wild. In late 2005 he swam the English Channel without flippers, crossed the Sahara with a 12oz bottle of water (half empty upon completion), and established a homeless penguin shelter in Antartica. 2007-2008 was a big year for Will Harasta. Whereupon graduating from Yale with a B.S. , M.A., MD, PHD, and PHADHD, he went to further his education at his local school, Wilmington University, pursuing an Associates degree.

In 2009, his 401k took a big hit, which sent him on a mission to avenge his masters death. Upon receiving news that his master was stll alive and living in an exclusive Miami retirement home, Will abandoned his mission. In order to regain his damaged fame and wealth, he challenged Chuck Norris to a battle of wits, knowing full well he couldn't beat him in a physical fight. After defeating Chuck in a round robin game of Scrabble, Will was made mayor of Kalamazoo, Michigan for his efforts. Sensing that Kalamazoo was not the future, he hired ninjas to escort various Michigan mayors to the sea, where they were put on a cruise ship with a life time supply of chocolate. With his rivals now happily disposed of, Will set about controlling Michigan's cheese industry. The industry proved sustainable, and soon Michigan was exporting furniture, tvs, even cars...made of cheese.

In 2010, he was blessed with triplets. He gave his triplets strict orders not to cry, and they never did. To this day, Will always says that was his proudest moment. He proceded his triplet blessing by divorcing his 15th wife and marrying his previously 5th wife. The two lived a happy marriage until 2 weeks later when they divorced. He adopted a tiger cub and made it his rightful heir. The tiger cub was the first to be cloned, and soon Will had cloned well over a million tiger cubs. Unfortunately, the tigers broke free and caused considerable damages. He suffered from stress and in 2011 made his boldest move yet, he joined suite101 as a contributing writer.

This profile contains fragments of truth, interspersed with buckets of half truths and whole lies.

Latest Articles

"Arab Revolutions" aren't Just Arabs
The Arab Revolutions occurring from Morocco to Iran consist of many ethnic groups besides Arabs.
Feb 26, 2011 - Will Harasta
Iran is Not Arab
Iran is culturally and ethnically different than its Arab neighbors to the west.
Feb 26, 2011 - Will Harasta
Shanghai has its own Culture
Shanghai has its own language, food, and attitudes that set it apart from the rest of China.
Feb 24, 2011 - Will Harasta
How to Gain Weight and Muscle: For Skinny Guys
Some men have difficulty gaining weight. Gaining weight can be made easier if you have a goal. More importantly, the new found weight should be muscle.
Feb 24, 2011 - Will Harasta
Buddhism Inspired Game Shows in East Asia
Buddhist temples usually have game-like activities on their temple grounds. Is there connection between East Asia's popular game shows and Buddhism?
Feb 23, 2011 - Will Harasta
Mount and Blade: Warband – A Fun Multiplayer Experience
Mount and Blade: Warband is a PC game that has a very interesting multiplayer community. The game is exciting and heart pounding.
Feb 23, 2011 - Will Harasta
Total War: Shogun 2: An Epic Return
Total War: Shogun 2, is a beautiful RTS game created by the Creative Assembly and Sega. The game has received much hype, but it is well deserved.
Feb 23, 2011 - Will Harasta
Genghis Khan: The Good Guy
Genghis Khan has been given an unfair reputation in modern times. In truth the Great Khan is one of history's most forward thinking leaders.
Feb 19, 2011 - Will Harasta