Charles Beyer:  

CLASS OF 1971
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Seattle, WA

Charles's Story

When I lived past 16 I was shocked. So shocked in fact that I gave up a promising career in drug dealing to study science, a signifiantly less lucritive career. My father wanted me to be a sculptor like him, but I was not like him, so I left town in search of El Dorado. While all you crones were swilling it up in bars, working on your Hep C infection, I lived a pure and astetic life under the stars with the scent of Pine in my nose, rather than white powder. The upshot of this was that I survived to this day poor, while you became rich and sick. I am not sure which was the better road. I got married as a virgin at 22 (if you belive that, you'll belive the rest of this)and produced 2.2 kids as was my Americian responsibility. Built a foundry to cast Pop's sculpture, and spent 10 years in a variety of Universities. I never did graduate from High School, and am proud that ...Expand for more
I din't give them that satisfaction. In late youth then, I went to work in engineering firms and was shocked at the rigid mindedness of these geeks. I only lasted 6 years or so before striking out on my own once again, with a new clues to El Dorado. I build 30 hovercrafts of commercial quality, which got me into all sorts of intersting situations, from being shipwrecked, to tracking sasquatch across tidal flats. I worked a lot with biology eggheads as a surveyor and biologic prospector.The wife was not as amused as I with my career and the divorce was finaled as Y2K and the dot com crash came. I currently have an invention lab out in the wastes of the desert, far from the intrusions of burocracy, where Sasquatch come down from the hills to test my latest atomic toothbrush or flying bicycle. I was just sort of wondering where the rest of you all went? Electric tea anyone?
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