@John B wrote:I am requesting a profile review....
You thoughts and ideas will be presented to a think tank in a brainstorming session to determine if they are valid money making ideas.
New Years Eve profile review special....
I am not a Sir. 
However, here my advice: "A picture says more than a thousand words"... You already acquired a lot of jobs but could me more successful with a more favorable picture. At the moment you look a bit ominous. With a another photo that is not mirror-inverted, without the outdated Odesk t-shirt and looking slightly more friendly you will attract even more clients.
@Margarete M wrote:I am not a Sir.
I think that's intentional. It's obvious he's a pretty serious gamer. My guess is that he's trying to attract other gamers with 1337 speak.
From a marketing perspective, he's got it all backwards. It doesn't matter because he's good and clients have to deal with the fact that most programmers are nerds and gamers. It's a power move.
I will agree with you. His image and profile give an impression that I wouldn't want for myself. Laundry lists of skills is like tossing a huge ineffective net. Talking about programming games like clients know what they are. Showing gaming keyboards and lots of distractions makes it look like he's probably watching TV and chatting on IRC, playing video games, AND working on their project all at the same time. Pictures of junk food arenāt an effective sales tool for his portfolio.
Being a developer myself; I could list tons of programming languages. I could list MS Office, and most of the Adobe suite. I don't want to set expectations like that. I create my profile to attract the jobs that I want. He's doing the same thing but he wants to master lots more languages than I would care to.
From his perspective, clients are a dime a dozen so why not be himself? If he was serious about making more money, I'm sure that he could make changes in his life to make it happen. You have to be true to yourself or you lose your identity. I respect that.