User:Xesko
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Xesko (talk · contribs · count), Wiki Pages, Commonist
Who
[edit]Middle aged Angolan/Portuguese male, single.
What
[edit]Web designer.
Where
[edit]Somehere in Portugal / England / France / Angola
Currently I'm in 
Why
[edit]I love information (Knowledge is Power).
When
[edit]When there's nothing more interesting to do.
How
[edit]PCs at home, airports, hotels, wherever...
More
[edit] | This user assumes good faith BUT was NOT BORN YESTERDAY! |
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