Roche Earle bio

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I am an interesting person so say the least . I am very active (out side, not indoors), and I like most

sports, especially ones that I can break some ankles. I also like technology because it relatively not

boring, and the mechanics behind what it takes to create and program tech( and to crash it and mess it
up which is part of life for some reason). I also really like music like good music that goes hard.  I

think that there is an endless genre of things to learn in the world we live in today.


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