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Tim0079   

Tim, 44 y.o.
Kansas City, United States [Current City]

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Bachelor's degree


Joined 11 years ago, profile updated 3 years ago.

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hi
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Sorry wrote on my wall instead of yours haha I hope you had a fab day :)
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Happy birthday :)
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Yeah, it's that thing over there. ;)
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Hagakure is good!
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I'm happy to practice French with you if you need a conversation partner. :)
Reply - Conversation - Dec 25, 2012
;)thank you
Reply - Conversation - Dec 25, 2012
hope you have a wonderful holiday. Merry Christmas Tim!
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I haven't read that book. I don't know. I have read articles interviewing former CIA and KGB spies and they always said that neither side would have struck the other first. I started doing research on a paper about the KGB and then I decided to switch topics right before my paper was due because I wasn't feeling the topic anymore. I changed my topic to Chernobyl. I wrote a 20 page paper and the prof looked at it, didn't even read it and put an A. I was so pissed.
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I love American history. I guess that American Exceptionalism kicks in. However, my first love is Cold War. Most people describe it as the "most boring war ever," but I look at it like a soap opera. You spend four real weeks on one day. I use to watch All My Children (I know, I know) and my roommate from Uzbekistan would walk by when I was watching it and he would be like, "WTF they are still trapped in that cave? Its been three weeks." lol I like finding periods in history and finding the weird, insignificant stuff and writing about it. Like I did a paper once on a specific group of Catholic Nuns who served as nurses during the Civil War. The professor asked to keep the paper. Random stuff I love and its all history.
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