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Mars Man

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Location: Matsumoto, Japan

Occupation: EFL teacher

Birthdate: November 7, 1956 (55 years old)

Interests: guitar, singing, painting, cooking, language, science, religion, meeting people, BBQ parties

Biography: Born in San Diego, CA; grew up in Florence, AL; moved to Arizona after HS; moved to Japan in 1983, and have been here basically since.

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Registration Date: Sep 27, 2006

Usergroup: Sponsors

Topics Submitted: 44 topics

Total Posts: 1921 (1 per day)

Replies Received: 133

Shouts: 569

Total Time Online: 49 days, 2 hours and 25 minutes

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  • Avatar Mars Man [04/23/12 - 6:55 PM]: Oh no!! Haven't really been on line and almost missed that... A BIG HAPPY BIRTHDAY jorndoe san !! Even though it may be a week day, be sure to treat yourself to some good knockout drink and then party down !!
  • Avatar Mars Man [04/20/12 - 1:50 AM]: こんにちは (konnichi wa)
  • Avatar Mars Man [04/15/12 - 8:27 PM]: No, Know-Nothing san, it was that Sensational failed to capitalize the 'a' and the 'n.' We Martians have had some experience with those of that type. A VAN is a 'vextualizing antineutrino numerator.' What is does is models cabon base organisms by voiding neutrino traces, and then through numeration, builds an exact model. They take these models home for pets. The problem is primarily a moral one, but the process leaves noticeable DNA damage. This is why we came to be rather than our better built Neanderthal brothers... they all fell victims to VANs.
  • Avatar Mars Man [04/08/12 - 9:04 PM]: Up with effects !!
  • Avatar Mars Man [04/05/12 - 1:44 AM]: @YHDRS sama: Today we have had clear skies in the morning, covered with sprinkling twinkling rain clouds in most of the later morning to some two or so hours ago (5:44 pm Thurs here now), and it is still a bit too cold for this time of year. The cherry blossoms will be out a touch late, I am sure. Classes kick off on Monday, the orientation party is tomorrow... I have to practice for the 4 numbers I'll do on stage, and my fingers are way too soft these days... practice comes seldom.

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