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Maserati7200

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Hey, if you existed yet, what were you doing on that day? How has your life changed since then? I know this might sound silly but this question is really important to me.
What was I doing? Well, I didn't exist yet as i was born on July 7, 1993, 7 years and month too late.
 
I was 12 years old, and I might had been doing anything like this:
1) playing with my dad's Mac Plus
2) drawing in MacPaint or MacDraw
3) Watching a World Cup game Mexico '86
4) playing with some friends
5) playing with the atari 2600
6) fighting with my brother
7) watching Mazinger Z on TV
 
I was at one with the universe. My spirit had not yet landed in this body.

Hahaha just kidding. I mean, I wasn't born yet.
 
Well I wasn't doing what this guy was:
Jonathan Pollard pleads guilty to espionage for selling top secret United States military intelligence to Israel.

I was probably sat in my room listening to Metallica...
 
I was just finishing up second grade.

What does one learn two days before the last day of classes, anyways?
 
I had recently come out of the closet, been cut off financially while in college, was deaiing with anti-gay death threats, and struggling to find a job. I was literally going to soup kitchens. Somehow I kept a smile on my face. Things have gotten much better since then.
 
I'd really like to answer this question, because I have a pretty good idea what I was doing, but I'd really like to know why this day is so important before I do. :)
 
Well, I wasn't born. But my brother was born a month later, so I'd probably be at home helping my mom with random tasks/playing with her stomach (Not literally you pervs)
 
Well it as a work day so I guess I was at work on Beale AFB in California. I probably did a run at lunch time since I did a lot of competitive running events in the 80s. Other than that, I doubt it was much different than any other work day in 1986.
 
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