Wheresmyco...'s Profile Links Wheresmyco...'s friends Wheresmyco...'s posts Wheresmyco...'s threads Login Status Precariously balanced? Statistics Profile Views: 1001 Friends: 44 Files: 0 Last Update: 2009-11-21 Signup Date: 2009-04-23 Rating:  (info) Activity points:  (info) Total Posts: 3248 Last Forum Activity: 2009-11-21 06:25:28 AM Forum Rank:Senior Member

Personal information Full Name: Michael Evans   Birthday: 1958-02-23 (yyyy-mm-dd) Gender: Male Orientation: Straight Relationship Status: Married Religion: Unspecified Location: Atlanta Georgia United States    About me    Home Page URL http://www.theemancipationparty.org    Interests Woodworking, Golf, Antiques    Recent blog entries    ICE - Chapter 2:  "Yeah, Frank. That's got me scratchin' my...    The other side of losing a job:   Having been a Corporate Level Manager for...    Fall:  Autumn of the year green to red, yellow and...    ICE (A Stan Slade Mystery) Chapter 1:  “I hear it’s supposed to start...    The tales of Halloweens past and present..:  I can remember as a youngster looking forward...    Hell on Hallowed ground:  It was a dark and stormy night, just like every... Explicit Content [view all 47 of Wheresmycoffee's blog]        Recent surveys No survey entries found    Recent Polls No poll entries found    Recent blog comments    Can't tell I'm a fan of the old... (posted in ICE - Chapter 2)    "Always leave 'em wanting more" is... (posted in ICE - Chapter 2)    I'm woikin' on it, I'm woikin' on it! Thanks... (posted in ICE - Chapter 2)    Friends      VictoriaWV      Cully      agron      paddystyle      circe      curiousgerl      Arclamp      templar_knight      lizweaks      kaliwete [view all 44 of Wheresmycoffee friends]        Recent photos [view all 34 of Wheresmycoffee's photos]        Recent podcasts No podcasts found    Recent videos   No videos found    Recent topics   And On This Day....   Health care plan for seniors   Go Saints!   Unnecessarily sowing discontent   James12   wearegood    Forum signature Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs even though checkered by failure, than to rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy nor suffer much because they live in the gray twilight that knows neither victory nor defeat. Theodore Roosevelt