User:Blazingliberty

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blazingliberty This user is a Christian. This user is a citizen of the United States of America. CONThis user is a conservative in the United States. Proud American frCet utilisateur a pour langue maternelle le français. en-5This user can contribute with a professional level of English. This user lives in Maryland. This user is of French heritage. This user is of Vietnamese heritage. This user believes that their sexuality is irrelevant on Wikipedia and prefers not to disclose it. This user is a member on the English Wikipedia. Today is this user's WikiBirthday. This user has been on Wikipedia for 20 years. This user has been editing Wikipedia for more than 15 years. This editor is an Experienced Editor and is entitled to display this Service Badge. This user has autoconfirmed rights on the English Wikipedia. (verify) This user is a disciple of Jesus Christ. This user is a Bible reader. This user is obedient to the Bible and revelations of God. This user believes that Monotheism and Religion are not the source of the World's problems. This user is a genealogist. He researches his family tree. This user is a history buff. This user is interested in the history of the United States. This user is interested in the History of France. This user is interested in his local history. This user is an amateur Historian. This user is interested in historical research. This user is an adult leader in the Boy Scouts of America. ?met?This user prefers metric units and cannot figure out why Americans and Brits have such a hard time with them. UBXThis user hopes you read each and every one of his userboxes! or else... ½You are halfway through this user's userboxes. °CThis user uses the Celsius scale, as he finds it superior in every way to Fahrenheit. This user has visited one or more of the United States' National Parks. This user enjoys camping. This user is a skier. U.S. spellingThis user prefers to use American English spelling. This user is both White & Nerdy This user is a witness to the early days of the Internet This user remembers Classic Mac OS This user misses their classic Macintosh. This user doesn't trust in one of several products from Apple. This user uses Windows XP. This user is a viewer of Lazy Game Reviews 20 This user owns 20 working computers. This user has a dual monitor configuration. This user drinks water regularly. This user drinks coffee. This user prefers brewing coffee by a French press. This user likes the taste of coffee, not cream / sugar / hazelnut / what have you. This user prefers Craft beer. This user advocates roundabouts. This user loves old cars. This user loves old military vehicles. This user drives with 3 pedals. This user despises Gerrymandering. This user owns an Android phone. PCThis user listens to podcasts. This user is an introvert This user collects userboxes as if they were trading cards. ubx-nThis user communicates exclusively via userboxes. One can never have too many userboxes. I am proud to be an American and proud of my French heritage. I go by Blazing Liberty in honor of the Statue of Liberty. It symbolizes my immigrant past from France to the Land of the Free. It is the American Dream and the promise of true Freedom chased by so many immigrants before me and after me. Like the Statue of Liberty, I have ancestral roots in France (including like her, Paris) but my home and country is America. I can get really focused on a specific subject and spend a lot of time researching it. It eventually makes it in an article here, bringing back lost knowledge. I am sure there will be spelling and grammar mistakes. Someone else will resolve them. I also have a passion for Scouting especially, the Boy Scouts of America and its history. I also enjoy doing Genealogy. This hobby has taken me all over France as well as Vietnam and Switzerland. Head of the Statue of Liberty on display in Paris (1878) The great Bartholdi statue, liberty enlightening the world- the gift of France to the American people Liberty enlightening the world-Inauguration of the Bartholdi Statue, Harbor of New York-Military and naval salute, the President's arrival at Liberty Island (1886) Torch and hand of the Statue of Liberty (1952) Statue of liberty (2013)