Knowledge (XXG)

User:Manushand

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My wife Angela and I are the proud parents of two adults, one of each gender, and grandparent to a fine young man. Having done it, I can tell anyone out there who hasn't raised kids that everything you hear about this adventurous undertaking is true. From the "your life will change" warning that
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granted me money to travel around the nation (and Canada) and present the citizens of all of the towns, counties, townships, and cities named "Wyoming" with honorary citizenship in the state, a trip on which I collected proclamations and keys to cities, being featured on
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gameplay hobby, having founded the Internet home page for the hobby and traveled the world in sometimes successful (but usually not) pursuit of championships. I am also a (now long-inactive) citizen of the Kingdom of
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of mostly Irish extraction, a fan since my toddler days (thanks, dad!) of the traditional music of that land of my ancestors. True to my heritage (and to my dad — thanks again, dad!), I'm also a fan of
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In the life I never find or make any time for, I would write novels (good ones!) and work on an inherited stamp collection that is somewhere around here, if only I had time to find it and marvel at it.
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Both my parents contributed to my deep love of learning and, like you, I get lost in Knowledge (XXG) whenever I have nothing better to do (or even when I probably do have something better to do).
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everyone laughs at when they are told it before the birth, to the "and when they get to be teenagers, God help you," all of it is true. Especially the "it's the best thing in the world" part.
88:. Ever since the earliest days of the Internet, I have maintained a Website chronicling my travels to the gravesites of the U.S. Presidents, a site that has seen me featured on 76:) — manager, director, etc., etc., working to support the senior living and post-acute care industries and (separately) automobile dealerships. 29:
name. I pronounce it (in a true bastardization of the Latin, and unlike the Irishmen who share my name) to rhyme with Lawn-Bus.
97: 72:(USA) area. For a living, I am a software developer, designer, architect, tester, maintainer, and — after my 73: 45: 147: 127:. That's whiskey with the Irish E. And thank you too, mom, for just as many of my varied loves in this life. 80: 40:, and I'm passionate about my love for that city and state. In 1976 when I was at the age of twelve, 58: 111: 50: 93: 33: 54: 41: 115: 26: 103:
Someone even started a Manus Hand Fan Club. It's a strange world, isn't it?
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My name is Manus Hand. Yes, that's my real name. Yes, I know that Manus is
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and and spirits of all kinds, such as, oh, just to pull one out of the air,
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Corrections to typographical and grammatical errors wherever I find them.
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and those who wore the tiara have a tendency to get my attention too.
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I seem to totally get into helping edit the pages for the TV Show
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My Knowledge (XXG) Contributions (a small but growing list)
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and the state's commission for the celebration of the
8: 79:For (semi?)serious fun, I am active in the 100:, and a whole bunch of other places. 7: 153:The page concerning the Kingdom of 14: 25:for Hand. But it is also an old 1: 98:The New York Times Magazine 179: 46:United States Bicentennial 42:the Governor of the state 57:mispronounce my name on 64:I live and work in the 110:A proud member of the 59:The CBS Evening News 112:Knights of Columbus 157:and its language. 94:Discovery Channel 170: 74:hair went pointy 178: 177: 173: 172: 171: 169: 168: 167: 140: 114:, I'm a devout 55:Walter Cronkite 19: 12: 11: 5: 176: 174: 166: 165: 158: 151: 144: 139: 136: 116:Roman Catholic 53:, and hearing 51:the Today Show 18: 15: 13: 10: 9: 6: 4: 3: 2: 175: 163: 160:Pages on the 159: 156: 152: 149: 145: 142: 141: 137: 135: 131: 128: 126: 122: 117: 113: 108: 104: 101: 99: 95: 91: 87: 82: 77: 75: 71: 67: 62: 60: 56: 52: 47: 43: 39: 35: 32:I grew up in 30: 28: 24: 16: 132: 129: 109: 105: 102: 78: 63: 31: 20: 148:The Office 81:Diplomacy 70:Colorado 17:About Me 155:Talossa 125:whiskey 86:Talossa 38:Wyoming 34:Laramie 162:Papacy 92:, the 90:C-Span 66:Denver 27:Irish 23:Latin 121:beer 150:. 96:, 68:, 61:. 36:,

Index

Latin
Irish
Laramie
Wyoming
the Governor of the state
United States Bicentennial
the Today Show
Walter Cronkite
The CBS Evening News
Denver
Colorado
hair went pointy
Diplomacy
Talossa
C-Span
Discovery Channel
The New York Times Magazine
Knights of Columbus
Roman Catholic
beer
whiskey
The Office
Talossa
Papacy

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