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I would very much like to be friends I hope I hear back from you

Steve

hello cutie

Hello Anne! THanks for your wishes, needed it as I am not feeling too well today...so thanks. Blessings to you too.

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Hello,
Are you interrested in writing from time to time ?
Look at my profile and let me know.
Grüße aus Berlin
Renate

YOU SAID:
Are you one of these intelligent elites in internet and other sites deciphering codes ?

No I am not an elite, maybe I brag too much. I started working on the rail road at 19 years old after working at McDonalds Hambergers as a hamburger bun dresser where I put Ketchup, mustered and pickles on the buns. I lived in Vallejo, California but went to high school in the Napa wine region near there. I put an application in to work on the subway system in California. I did go to a little college but had a hard time with my grades. When I was around 8 to 9 years old a 16 year old neighbor boy molested me and I never liked men much since. I would hide from him but he always out whitted me and molested me again. I saw a book in my 4th grade teachers children's library. I was about 9 years old. It was a children's book on codes, ciphers and invisible inks. I felt those would protect me from the bad things that were happening to me. I never haven given up what became my teddy bear of comfort, codes and ciphers. I was an easy target for a predator that abuses boys because I have a high functioning type of Autism that was not diagnosable in the 1960's. It wasn't until the mid 2,000's that I was diagnosed with Ausperger's Syndrome. We are good with narrow interests that are sometimes odd to other people. For me I assume it was codes, ciphers and invisible inks. I have tried to do newspaper cryptograms (a type of code solving puzzle, but over my life time I probable never decrypted more than a dozen.) I later took my railroad experience and got accepted into train operator school for a subway train system at 24 years old. So I started being a train operator on a subway system for 37 years now. It can be a stressful job and somedays I think it will be my last day there, but somehow I find myself working there another day. It is hard when someone jumps in front of your train to commit suicide and you see them disappear under your train (I could be more descriptive but Id