Thomas A Mason

Atlanta, GeorgiaFounder at Big Drum Consulting Past: Global Product Merchant at The Home Depot

Nairobi, Kenya.GM / Director at Biobox East Africa Ltd

LondonMaceCast com

Minneapolis, MN

Highlands Ranch Colorado

Locality:

Liverpool, UK

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1946

Locality:

Puyallup, Washington

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1943

Locality:

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1949

Locality:

oakland, California

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1925

Locality:

liverpool, United Kingdom

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1949

Locality:

Granbury, Texas

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1945

Locality:

Blue Springs, MISSOURI

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1948

Schools:

Brewer High School Somerville AL 1999-2003

Community:

Tina Lewis, Jan Tillman, Benny Dudley

Schools:

Brewer High School Somerville AL 1999-2003

Community:

Tina Lewis, Jan Tillman, Benny Dudley

Schools:

Prince Edward Academy Farmville VA 1978-1982

Community:

Sharon Wallace, Linda Carmichael, Sherry Overton

Schools:

Communications & Media Arts High School Detroit MI 1993-1997

Community:

Aljamaalah Moore, Shirley Gullett

Schools:

Midfield Elementary School Midfield AL 1981-1985

Community:

Anita Metcalf, Danette Fox, Debra Thompson, Shawnee Holmes

Schools:

St. Agatha School Redford MI 1972-1976

Community:

Patrick Mccomb, John Werth, Mike Christian

Schools:

Highland High School Highland IL 1971-1975

Community:

Joyce Graff, Lynn Braswell, Deborah Wilson

Schools:

Potter Elementary School Flint MI 1951-1957, Lowell Junior High School Flint MI 1958-1960

Community:

Lois Pace

Lived:

Ohatchee, AL
Munich, Germany
Springfield, VT
Columbia, SC
Minerals Wells,TX
Lenlock, AL

Work:

Farrens Tree Service - Groundman

Education:

Saks High School - Education, Ayers state trade school - Automechanics

About:

I`m 6`8" Tall slender build with klinefelter's syndrome,I cant make babies.I play world of warcraft and I dont have the Higher education I`m not to smart I know how to spoil the ladies not by...

Bragging Rights:

Klinefelter syndrome, also known as the XXY condition, is a term used to describe males who have an extra X chromosome in most of their cells. Instead of having the usual XY chromosome pattern that most males have, these men have an XXY pattern. Klinefelter syndrome is named after Dr. Henry Klinefelter, who first described a group of symptoms found in some men with the extra X chromosome. Even though all men with Klinefelter syndrome have the extra X chromosome, not every XXY male has all of those symptoms. Because not every male with an XXY pattern has all the symptoms of Klinefelter syndrome, it is common to use the term XXY male to describe these men, or XXY condition to describe the symptoms. Scientists believe the XXY condition is one of the most common chromosome abnormalities in humans. About one of every 500 males has an extra X chromosome, but many don't have any symptoms. What are the symptoms of the XXY condition? Not all males with the condition have the same symptoms or to the same degree. Symptoms depend on how many XXY cells a man has, how much testosterone is in his body, and his age when the condition is diagnosed. The XXY condition can affect three main areas of development 1) physical, 2) language, and 3) social. Physical development As babies, many XXY males have weak muscles and reduced strength. They may sit up, crawl, and walk later than other infants. After about age four, XXY males tend to be taller and may have less muscle control and coordination than other boys their age. As XXY males enter puberty, they often don't make as much testosterone as other boys. This can lead to a taller, less muscular body, less facial and body hair, and broader hips than other boys. As teens, XXY males may have larger breasts, weaker bones, and a lower energy level than other boys. By adulthood, XXY males look similar to males without the condition, although they are often taller. They are also more likely than other men to have certain health problems, such as autoimmune disorders, breast cancer, vein diseases, osteoporosis, and tooth decay. XXY males can have normal sex lives, but they usually make little or no sperm. Between 95 percent and 99 percent of XXY males are infertile because their bodies don't make a lot of sperm

Work:

EastConn - Student Information System Specialist (11)

Education:

New England Tech - Computer Information Systems

Bragging Rights:

Uh... I won Ubisoft's Splinter Cell: Conviction co-op challenge :)

Work:

University of Alabama - Library Student Assistant (2008)

Education:

University of Alabama - Civil engineering

Education:

John f Kennedy high school

Work:

Self - Sell/Invest in real estate
IBM, Tony Little Ent., Ultimate Image, Various real estate brokerages.

Work:

C&C HARLEY DAVIDSON - Bike bilder &Mechanic

About:

My nickname is T BONE

Relationship:

Married

Tagline:

Husband to one. Daddy to one. Imperfect follower of One.

Education:

George Mason University - Administration of Justice