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i<3mypokes
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Dallas!!!
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Loss Control Engineer for Liberty International

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i<3mypokes

Wrangler, Female, from Dallas!!!

i<3mypokes was last seen:
May 18, 2013 at 10:35 PM
    1. RutherfordFan
      Are you in the middle in that pic? Which one is you??
      Oct 12, 2011
      2. i<3mypokes
        i<3mypokes
        I'm the one on the left. Girl in the middle is one of my best friends from Chicago.
        Oct 17, 2011
    2. Darth Ryno
      So what's your name? I'm Ryan Austin, grew up here and graduated in 1993. Father is Dr. Ron Austin, sister graduated in 95 (Tara Austin, Parks).
      Aug 31, 2011
      2. i<3mypokes
        i<3mypokes
        I figured that was you since your famly are some of the only Cowboys in Tish. I know your sister and Justin. My name is Kaycie Cook. My dad coached you (I think) in baseball with coach West. My brother is Russell. I graduated from Tish in 2000, OSU in 2004, and just moved to Dallas from Chicago.
        Aug 31, 2011
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    Gender:
    Female
    Location:
    Dallas!!!
    Occupation:
    Loss Control Engineer for Liberty International
    I've been an avid OSU fan since about 1999. I grew up in a small town in southeastern OK. I'm not a lifer like most Pokes I know, but at least I grew enough since not to follow in my brother's footsteps to OU. He hated it there. I absolutely loved every bit of my four years at OSU. I studied Fire Protection and was one of only 11 women out of 220 fire protection students (Fr to Sr). I lived in Chicago (7 years) and just move to downtown Dallas, which unfortunately is rumored to be in Texas. I still have to teach my husband why this is a bad thing. He's a "yankee" from Cleveland, but by no means is he a NY Yankee fan. At least by being a Cleveland he knows what it is like to get close to winning something.

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