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At 7:30 in the morning on October 1st, 1983, a young couple drove franticly down the highway towards downtown Cincinnati, Ohio in order to get to Good Samaritan Hospital. The young woman sitting shotgun was going into labor, it was their first child. Some time later, a boy would be born. His name was Jason Ryan Garrison and this his story. |
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Jason was growing fast, having an avid interest in sports and anything that required him to be active, his parents quickly signed him up for an array of community sports ranging from baseball to football (not soccer though because soccer is a sport for girls and homosexuals). Jason quickly moved from community sports to playing sports for his middle school and eventually for William Henry Harrison High School. Here Jason would play basketball and football as well as spend one year running track. Not only did Jason excel in sports but he also thrived (somewhat) in his education. He graduated somewhere in the top half of his class but the key word there is GRADUATED. |
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After Jason graduated high school in June 2002, he decided to go to college at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Jason was worried that he would not be excepted, so he dicided that he would attend one year at one of the universities branches, Miami Hamilton. So, Jason went to college (kind of). He was booted out after two semesters for undisclosed reasons and now he had three choices: 1) he could wait a year and then go to a different college 2) he could work for a living somewhere or 3) he could cowboy up and join the military |
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