Proposed Bills
David Rice came on Wittenberg and seemed a good candidate for citizenship.
The Bill for naturalization was presented in the May 2000 Clark, however, a little prior to that he had, without anyone noticing, stopped posting on Wittenberg.
Following his naturalization, several attempts to contact him were made, but all without success.
David is now a "dead wood" citizen who will probably lose his citizenship after the 33nd Cosâ election under the three strike law.
Unless of course he suddenly reappers on Wittenberg with an explanation.
(Talography by MPF )
I was born in a very small town in north Georgia called Mineral Bluff on September 27, 1954. When I was ten we moved to a suburb of Atlanta known as Mableton. I lived there until joining the USMC at 17. I got out of the Corps in Houston, Texas and lived there for the last 23 years. I moved back to Georgia last September and have been here in Sandy Springs (a suburb of Atlanta) since. With the exception of the "dream" wishes expressed in the following paragraph, I have no plans to move again.
I have enjoyed the luxury of traveling to many states in the Union at one time or another, as well as several foreign countries. My favorite country is the UK. I am presently submitting resumes to several UK based job agencies in hopes of getting a job and being able to spend the rest of my days on some peaceful hillside in Yorkshire. Yorkshire and Shrewsbury vie for my attention (imho, you understand) as possibly the most beautiful parts of the UK.
I have been a drummer since I was thirteen, a computer programmer since 1978 (I am currently an independent contractor specializing in Cold Fusion powered corporate e-commerce web applications), and an amateur water colorist since 1986. There are of course numerous lesser hobbies and interests, but these are the closest to what make me tick as an individual.
I am a very gregarious Libra and enjoy stimulating conversation/debate/rebuttal with peers. Ergo: this is quite possibly the reason I search the 'net for places such as Talossa. To me, a day where I haven't learned at least one thing from another human soul is a day I've wasted.
