User:Erraggy/Robbie Coleman (developer)

Robbie Douglas Coleman
Robbie Douglas Coleman
Born	November 19, 1971 (age 53); Santa Monica, CA
Citizenship	United States
Alma mater	American InterContinental University,; University of Phoenix
	Scientific career
Fields	Computer science
Institutions	Xerox; MySpace

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Robbie Coleman (developer) (born 11-19-1971) is an American computer scientist, known for his profligate usage of social networks.

Early life and work

Robbie Douglas Coleman was born at an early age, though no older or younger than the average age at birth.

Recent work and recognition

People often recognize Coleman after meeting him. He possesses a +5 Wizard Beard. While some do not know Coleman, many do. Those that do not know him are not aware of what they are missing. Those that do, are quite aware of what they are not missing.

Properties and Molecular Weight

Coleman has a specific molecular weight of 34343453636325324343623636. He is 25% solid, +-5% pre/post Chipotle ingestion. Various studies have shown that Coleman cannot be treated as a liquid (say, subject to osmotic processes), but this cannot be conclusive. Similarly Coleman does not exhibit plasmotic properties. If Coleman were teleported to the surface of the Sun, he would find it quite hot. Scientists have theorized that Coleman thrives in the temperate zone of a Class M planet well in the habitable zone of a Sol-like star.

Domestic existence

Non-professional handlers should be warned that Coleman is only partially domesticated. While he can be trained, he exhibits a marked tendency towards self-direction. A major longitudinal study showed that when kept from food or water for several days, Coleman becomes morose and even upset ("hangry" in his own patois). Another study found that the presence or absence of electric pain-stimuli were noticed by Coleman.

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