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I was born on the dark side of the moon a long time ago in far, far, faraway galaxy. At a young age, I learned the power of electricity and that slot car motors should not be plugged directly into the wall outlet. I also became a master watch disassembly expert and built model cars and ships. I joined the USAF and went into nuclear missile repair. During training it was discovered I had some color blindness and the Air Force thought it might be a good thing if I did not repair missiles with lots of different colored wires on nuclear warheads because something might blow up. So instead, I repaired cars for the Air Force and I saved a city, or maybe the world. I didn't get any thanks for this though. After my stint in the USAF, I met a wonderful woman that I am still with today and it would take up this whole interview if I started to talk about all the great things about her. I went back to electricity and became an electrician. Buildings have fewer colored wires than nuclear missiles. At this point in my life, we somehow ended up in New Orleans. I started working at a super top secret job that I can't talk about and doing this internet radio show with these crazy hockey-loving people from up north. Some say there is no dark side of the moon, but there is no crazy train either. Just ask Ozzy or email me at justaguy@ezhelp.org. |
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