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Name: John
Birthday: November 2
Gender: Male
Status:
Widowed
Location:
Cortez, Florida
United States
Cortez, Florida
United States
School:
I am proud to say
I attended more schools
than the number of
hometowns (listed below)
and completed ALL
required work
with dignity.
I am proud to say
I attended more schools
than the number of
hometowns (listed below)
and completed ALL
required work
with dignity.
Work:
My work history?
Hummm..
Well the ones I remember are...
Hebrew slave boy turn
Adapted Egyptian Royalty to
Hebrew Liberator
Moses
~13th century~
King of Macedonia
Alexander the Great
~356 BC to 323 BC~
Jewish Prophet
John the Baptist
~2 Mo. BC to 37 AD~
(explains my need
to be near water)
Holy Father
Pope Benedict XIV
~ 1740 to 1758~
French Emperor
Napoleon Bonaparte
~1769 to 1821 ~
Russian Musical Composer
Pyotr Ilich Tchaikovsky
~1840 to 1893~
US Army General
George S. Patton, Jr.
~1885 to 1945~
Various insignificant jobs
~1948 to Present~
And currently..
Pierce Brosnan Lookalike
and
Senior Managing Partner
Crystal Blue Solutions, llc
My work history?
Hummm..
Well the ones I remember are...
Hebrew slave boy turn
Adapted Egyptian Royalty to
Hebrew Liberator
Moses
~13th century~
King of Macedonia
Alexander the Great
~356 BC to 323 BC~
Jewish Prophet
John the Baptist
~2 Mo. BC to 37 AD~
(explains my need
to be near water)
Holy Father
Pope Benedict XIV
~ 1740 to 1758~
French Emperor
Napoleon Bonaparte
~1769 to 1821 ~
Russian Musical Composer
Pyotr Ilich Tchaikovsky
~1840 to 1893~
US Army General
George S. Patton, Jr.
~1885 to 1945~
Various insignificant jobs
~1948 to Present~
And currently..
Pierce Brosnan Lookalike
and
Senior Managing Partner
Crystal Blue Solutions, llc
Hometown(s):
Cincinnati, Oh
Rockdale, In
Northeast, Pa
Deckards Run, Pa
Cochranton, Pa
Rixford, Pa
Duke Center, Pa
Bradford, Pa
Pittsburgh, Pa
Parris Island, SC
Jacksonville, NC
Honolulu, Hi
Washington, DC
Djakarta, Indonesia
Hong Kong, BCC
Virginia Beach, Va
Miami, Fl (32 years)
Temple Terrace, Fl
I am now in exile in
Dowisetrepla, Fl
Cincinnati, Oh
Rockdale, In
Northeast, Pa
Deckards Run, Pa
Cochranton, Pa
Rixford, Pa
Duke Center, Pa
Bradford, Pa
Pittsburgh, Pa
Parris Island, SC
Jacksonville, NC
Honolulu, Hi
Washington, DC
Djakarta, Indonesia
Hong Kong, BCC
Virginia Beach, Va
Miami, Fl (32 years)
Temple Terrace, Fl
I am now in exile in
Dowisetrepla, Fl
Quote:
LIFE'S IS A
JOURNEY...
WE SHOULD ALL
TAKE ONE!!
LIFE'S IS A
JOURNEY...
WE SHOULD ALL
TAKE ONE!!
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