User:Guy M

Guy M
— Wikipedian ♂ —
	...In deep thought? (2002)
Name	"Guy"
Born	May 17, 1969 (age 55); Vallejo, California
Country	United States
Current location	Las Vegas, Nevada
Time zone	PST
Ethnicity	European &; Native American; (Cherokee)
Height	5'9"
Weight	130
Hair	Shaved
Eyes	Brown
Sexuality	Homosexual
Family and friends
Marital status	Widowed
Education and employment
Occupation	Employment Claims Agent
Employer	Oklahoma Employment Security Commission
High school	American High School
Hobbies, interests, and beliefs
Hobbies	Ghost Towns
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Guy M (May 17, 1969) is a (retired) taxicab driver in Las Vegas, Nevada. Known primarily for once having a Dodge Ram 1500 extended cab for a taxicab.

Early life

Guy was born in Vallejo, California on May 17, 1969. He lived in Fremont and graduated from American High School in 1987.

While exploring life, Guy has lived in many locations including Napa, Portland, Vancouver, San Jose, Oakland, Boston, Honolulu, San Diego and Las Vegas.

Occupations

Guy has worked in fast food (Taco Bell, Burger King), amusement park (Marriots Great America), retail sales (Macy's, RadioShack), hospitality (Royal Hawaiian Hotel), IT (Micro Focus, STAC, Qualcomm), and 20 years in transportation, as a taxicab driver (retired).

Guy current assists the citizens of Oklahoma in the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission as a inbound call agent.

Wikimedia software

On July 26, 2005, Guy suggested a better lay out for MediaWikis User Contributions, Recent Changes and Watchlist listings. These suggested changes were ignored or unnoticed for two years before being denied (see quote) without discussion. Although there was one vote in favor of the changes.

“

It's been rather well-established as of late that users don't like us messing about with the appearance of change lists...

”

— Rob Church, August 1, 2007