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• Age: 62
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About Me: I'm good looking and horny! I'm getting a little hungry for some good sweet pussy! If you need a man with intelligence I've got it! I have two Associate Degrees. One in Electronics and the other in Computer Information Systems with GPA's of 3.57 and 3.50 respectively.The reason they were so low was because I was recovering from a massive head injury that had me in a "comma" for a month-and-a-half and left me with a complete loss of memory. I was in three different hospitals for a total of 8 months. When I was released from the last one I received an Honorable Discharge from the U.S. Navy where I was a Submarine Sonar Electrician for 10 years. I left with a rank of E-7 (STSC/SS).I left the Navy with only one thing in my mind and that was to regain my memory and that took me 9 years. Out of those 9 years the first two were spent at Fresno City College in a new program they had just started in 1987 called the "Enablers" Program. This program was designed for people who had a disability. At the time, my short-term memory was non-existent as was my long-term memory. I left the school after two years with very little improvement...I then took a four month break before starting at a new college. It was called Phillips Jr. College and it was here, after three years, that I received my two Associates Degrees. The first was the Electronics degree which took me 2 years of brain busting work every day. But, I figured if anything was going to help me get my memory back it would be something I had actually been a teacher in for my last four years in the Navy.A year-and-a-half later I re-enrolled at that college to get my Computer Information Systems Degree. This one only took me a year to get, because I had done all of my elective courses with the first degree. The only reason my GPA was lower than the Electronics degree was because I didn't study nearly as hard and I was very tired! My short-term and long-term memories were nearly completely recovered...