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James101

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51, Male

Located in Framingham, MA

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Eons member since: Sep 01, 2007
Location: Framingham, MA
Relationship: Married. Interested in meeting people for friendship and meeting people for networking
Hometown: Highland, Ill
Places I've been: I lived in every U.S State all but three
More about me: It has been a long while since I have been on - My Pc bit the dust and now I have a new one, I quit my job and started a better one, The new job has me going to school a few nights a week, so I am having fun trying to find the time to even read my email. When things falls togeather a bit latter (I HOPE) I will be able to get back on line soon.
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Favorite Quotes: What is man without beast? If all the beast were gone, man would die froma great loneness of spirit. For whatever happens to the beast, soon happens to man. all things are connected.
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"> The meaning of the Pawnee Flag The miniature stars and stripes on the blue field symbolizes America. The Plains Indian Tribes called the Pawnee ‘wolves’ because of their cunning and courage. Thus, the emblem of the wolf, which also meant to the Pawnees “Men of Men”. Crossed on the blue field is a peace pipe and tomahawk. The peace pipe standing for peace and the tomahawk for war. Below are eight arrowheads emblematic of the wars in which the Pawnees have fought in the service of their country; the Indian wars, the Spanish American war, World War I, World War II, Korean War, Viet Nam, Desert Storm, and Iraq. The flag means Pawnee Indians, in peace and war, always courageous and always loyal to America.