53 Year Old
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Male
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From
Scottsdale, AZ
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Joined on August 18, 2006
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Born on September 7th
I am 35 for the moment, single, and love to have fun. I a manager at a local Home Depot, and I love my job. I have started my own Computer business, but I have not decided which career I would like to pursue for my future. I love both of them equally. I am 2 classes away from my degree in Network Administration, but I also love systems administration, and Database Administration (the most challenging). I grew up in NY and moved to Nashville when I was 18. I moved to Scottsdale in 1998, and I like it here, but I prefer Nashville. I am looking to meet a women with similar interests and positive goals in life and one that we can feed off each other and succeed to the fullist. I love school, and learning. I love challanges. I do not drink or smoke. Drugs are way over rated. I hate stupid people and fakes.
53 Year Old
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Male
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From
Scottsdale, AZ
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Joined on August 18, 2006
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Born on September 7th
Interests
I love computers. The possibilities are endless with them. I can program, create databases, network, and build them from scratch. I started my own business in which I offer network administration, system administration, repairs, online backups, web hosting, email hosting, repairs, installs, etc. My degree is in Network Administration, but I can do everything. I am proficient in all Windows OS's and Linux alike. I do prefer the Unix/Linux world though as Open Source is the way of the future.
Music
I like all music types, with the exception of hip hop. I love country, classical, classic rock, metal, and punk. The artists I enjoy the most are Sublime, System of a Down, Styx, Journey, Josh Groban, Tracy Lawrance, Tim McGraw, Iron Maiden, Motley Crew, etc..
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Movies
The Godfather, Analyze This, Finding Nemo
Idols
Tom Leykis, My Parents, My current BOSS (he rocks), Tom Taylor (The Home Depot), Linus Torvalds, Gerald Thurman (one of my Unix teachers)
