S ried

S ried

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Just a photo he took after someone had been a knuckle-head
Born	(1976-12-24) December 24, 1976 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA
Current location	Pennsylvania
Sexuality	Straight
Family and friends
Marital status	Single (never married)
Spouse	None
Children	None that he knows of
Education and employment
Occupation	Patient Care Secretary
Hobbies, favourites and beliefs
Religion	Atheism/Humanism/SBNR/Stoicism
Politics	Center-right/Libertarian
Interests
Current events News Politics Reading Nonfiction Wikipedia Linguistics/Languages Sports Football Baseball Basketball NASCAR Economics & Finance Music Classical music Rock Alternative rock Rap/Hip-hop Movie scores Guitar Philosophy Comparative religion
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Friday, July 12, 2024

S_ried (born December 24, 1976) is an frequent user of, and amateur contributor to Wikipedia. He is currently employeed at Crozer Hospital and enjoys it very much.

Additionally, he is attending Delaware County Community College, where he he is studying information systems.

Early life (as a Wikipedia user)

S_ried first discovered Wikipedia in the summer of 2005, and became a registered user on March 13 2006.

Article contributions

• BS
• Ridley Township, Pennsylvania
• Thaddeus Young
• List of medical roots, suffixes and prefixes
• Dances with Wolves
• Roma
• Greed (disambiguation)

Articles currently being worked on

• /Hardball (book)
• /Karina Logue
• /Hospital Unit Secretary
• /Template:News article (to be used as a cleanup request, when articles read as if they're news articles)
• /Richard Montanari
• /TTAF (disambiguation)
• John Mobley

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