User:VanityBuddha

About Me[edit]

Hello. My name is Tom. I have a bachelor's degree in Accounting and have taken a wide array of other college classes. I have worked as an accountant, auditor, computer person, and college instructor. I have many interests including foreign languages, physics, mathematics, astronomy, biology, computer science, programming, web design, writing, journalism, and politics.

I wish to remain anonymous at the moment for no special reason.

I use Wikipedia a lot and would like to get more involved and give back a little. I have just started learning the ropes. I plan to start helping with grammatical edits and other minor housekeeping chores and advance from there. I have been told that I am a pretty good writer. I am open to suggestions as to how to contribute.

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Spanish (Wikibooks)
French (Wikibooks)

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