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TrustGzus

Last Activity:: Jan 20, 2023

Joined:: Mar 25, 2014

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Gender:: Male

Birthday:: Mar 19, 1971 (Age: 53)

Location:: Dwight, IL

Occupation:: Electric utility dispatcher

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TrustGzus

What does this button do?, Male, 53, from Dwight, IL

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Time for an avatar change. Nov 9, 2018

TrustGzus was last seen:: Jan 20, 2023

1. TrustGzus
  Time for an avatar change.
  
  Nov 9, 2018
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  2. The Parson
    Good one. I think I'll keep mine for a while longer. It's a good memory of my granddaughter and myself walking into WalMart.
    
    Dec 3, 2018
    
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  3. TrustGzus
    That’s a great avatar. I can see keeping that for a long time.
    
    Dec 3, 2018
    
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2. TrustGzus
  What does this button do?
  
  Oct 31, 2018
  2. The Parson
    It sets the database to self destruct.
    
    Nov 1, 2018
3. TomH
  FYI, my being in C2M at bf, I noticed while checking on my thread with the Rookie for updates, it showed two visitors to the forum other than myself. You and Sheperdsword. A little Holmes sleuthful deduction tells me the two of you are having a chat.
  Just a heads up that your "private" conversation isn't necessarily "private.
  
  Jun 1, 2018
4. TrustGzus
  Sitting on my big comfy couch.
  
  May 17, 2018
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5. The Parson
  hangry?
  
  May 17, 2017
  2. TrustGzus
    Good morning, my Brother!
    
    Hangry....angry because one is hungry.
    
    Jun 9, 2017
6. TrustGzus
  Everybody's working for the weekend
  
  Apr 30, 2017
7. The Parson
  Morning sir!
  
  Apr 29, 2017
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