I'm a retired U. S. Coast Guard Chief Radarman who most will probably say is too old to be playing online video games. Well, once you're hooked, you're hooked. Besides ...I'm retired! I have all the time in the world now and some spare money to spend too now and then. TB is a fun game and not really as violent as so many games you see people playing. There's a lot to it and it's very challenging. As for me, I am not married...after two divorces..neither of them very pretty, but there is hope on the horizon. for a least a nice friendship coming up. I drive a 2016 Ford F-150 4x4 Pickup truck and live in a condo in Atlantic Beach, North Carolina (USA). I have one son, age 26, who currently lives with me. He is also a computer nut and plays his own game in his room. I just recently had to reformat my hard drive so I am still going through the whole process of re-installing software, finding my passwords to websites, etc. It's been a long process. I am also a photographer and am not a licensed photographer in Atlantic Beach with my small business called Coastal Photography. Right now, until all the legal paperwork (IRS, etc) is done, I am doing work for free. My email for those that might want some local photos is: ehardeedjh@gmail.com. Feel free to drop me a line. I was born in Heidelberg, Germany. I used to speak fluent German as a child, but all I can do now is ask you what time it is and what is going on. My Dad was in the U.S. Army and was stationed over there. I actually have a German birth certificate, so getting a passport was a little different for me, but not difficult. I have a State Department form that is called a Report of Child Born Abroad. Oh, by the way, I spent 20 years in the Coast Guard and have traveled a lot. I have been as far south as Antarctica and up to the Arctic., and stopped at a lot of places in between. Go ahead...ask me what Cartegena, Colombia is like and I know the answer! Nice!!! The Latin women were beautiful and treated us American sailors very well, as did the rest of the people. Liberty ports made up for all the time we spent aboard ship chasing drug smugglers and rescuing people.