Hello all I worked all over the U S and among many other projects, I helped build the barge
mounted cranes (made the drawings) that built the platforms that brought in the under ocean
oil fields. That was so long ago that most of those fields have been pumped dry already. :-)
pumped dry already. :-)
Retired from the 9 to 5 at age 40. Started buying apartment
buildings and strip malls. Sold all of those except the 24 unit where we live and am retired from that. That unit is near Rochester Mn, and I do accept Bitcoin and I want to pack this place with Bitcoin and LTBcoin people. $25 for a van ride to the Mpls airport.
we live and am retired from that. That unit is near Rochester Mn, and I do accept Bitcoin and I want to pack this place with Bitcoin and LTBcoin people. $25 for a van ride to the Mpls airport.
In my 50's I bicycled all over the U S, including a ride from
International Falls Mn to Brownsville, Tx. Also Bar Harbor Maine to KeyWest. Rode a Linear Recumbent bicycle, very easy, and comfortable.
Married to a wonderful woman who likes to fight with me over who is the happiest.
I am a fan of Max Keiser and learned about Bitcoin from watching his show. With the help of an IT friend I started mining Bitcoin last summer at the rate of around 900 hash with some video (?) cards on my desktop. I upgraded to two 30 mega hash miners and I am stopping the upgrades now, very satisfied to leave them run and just be a part of the Bitcoin network.
I first got on the internet using AOL, that ran on my Tandy. The operating system was DOS. I have said that the whole pc/internet experience is like hopping a ride on a dragster that not only doesn't stop, but keeps picking up speed.
I like the community aspect of LTBcoin. I hope to be helpful by sharing my experiences. Maybe I can help those that have "fell off the dragster".
West. Rode a Linear Recumbent bicycle, very easy, and comfortable.
Married to a wonderful woman who likes to fight with me over who is the happiest.
I am a fan of Max Keiser and learned about Bitcoin from watching his show. With the help of an IT friend I started mining Bitcoin last summer at the rate of around 900 hash with some video (?) cards on my desktop. I upgraded to two 30 mega hash miners and I am stopping the upgrades now, very satisfied to leave them run and just be a part of the Bitcoin network.
I first got on the internet using AOL, that ran on my Tandy. The operating system was DOS. I have said that the whole pc/internet experience is like hopping a ride on a dragster that not only doesn't stop, but keeps picking up speed.
I like the community aspect of LTBcoin. I hope to be helpful by sharing my experiences. Maybe I can help those that have "fell off the dragster".