Mike H Knowles

Locality:

NORTH BABYLON, NEW YORK

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1947

Locality:

ASHTON, MD

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1945

Locality:

Yo GirL's House, New Jersey

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1945

Locality:

BOISE, IDAHO

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1942

Locality:

JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1945

Kihei Maui

Owner at MUSTANG HELICOPTERS

TANDBERG Television

Schools:

Dallas Christian School Mesquite TX 1978-1979

Community:

Michael Newell, Sherri Elwell, Stephen Dietz

Schools:

Dallas Christian School Mesquite TX 1975-1979

Community:

Marci Smith, Mark Clampitt, Thomas Burns

Schools:

Spaulding High School Barre VT 2000-2004

Schools:

Northfield High School Northfield VT 1996-2000

Community:

Michael Brassard, John Mitchell

Schools:

Whittell High School Zephyr Cove NV 1966-1970, Tonopah High School Tonopah NV 1969-1970

Community:

Tina Jay, Robert Fox

Schools:

Garaway High School Sugarcreek OH 1994-1998

Community:

Malinda Lindy

Schools:

Muffley Elementary School Decatur IL 1988-1995

Community:

Timothy May, Roberta Hill, Jennifer Bogdanowicz, Mike Davis, Jan Griffin, Mark Janes

Schools:

Saint Cyprian School Sunnyvale CA 1988-1995

Community:

Claudia Haywood, Steve Olsen

Lived:

Birmingham, AL

Work:

Luckie & Company - Group Account Director

Education:

University of Mississippi

Work:

Queer Messiah Media Inc - Writer

Education:

Florida State University - Criminal Justice

Tagline:

Who?

Education:

Perry High School

Work:

Oban mountain bike club - Chairman

Relationship:

Single

Tagline:

Don't think twice it's alright

About:

Having been a published writer for over 30-years I’ve finally decided to go into semi-retirement. During that time I’ve worked mainly in comics – a career choice that psychologists would say stems fro...

Tagline:

After spending over 30-years grappling with publishers deadlines, I decided to semi-retire so I could work on some projects I never got round to. One is a spoof religion that’s like Scientology, only more scientific. Called Messiahnism, its goal is one that exemplifies the very best of human greed and avarice. The aim is to beat the disciples of the late Ron L. Hubbard at their own game and persuade celebrities like Travolta to move their money into the Messiah’s bank account. This could be the next cult religion. But it won’t be easy. These things never are. Just look what happened to John the Baptist. And Christ didn’t have an easy ride, even with HIS connections.