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The Reverend Scott Eric Lee is an ordained Minister of the Universal Life Church, and a new Conservapedian who is looking for ways to help improve the Conservapedia in any way possible.

My Projects

Anti-Vandalism

Always on the lookout!

eBay

My eBay page.

Copy Editing

That's my main function. I'm not here for the content, per se, but mostly for grammar and punctuation.

I'm looking at:

The USS Constitution - Talk

Gun Control - Talk

The Ship Template - Talk

Theory of Evolution - Talk

Quick Biography

I was born in Saint Louis, Missouri in 1967. I grew up on the south side of town in a neighborhood called "The Hill." It was mostly Italians living in the area at the time, and there were more pasta joints than I could count.

Then my parents decided that I needed a baby brudder. So along came Jason. But enough about him.

The family moved to Dellwood, Missouri, and I started first grade. We were there for one year and then it was off to Hazelwood, Missouri. I lived there until 1985 when my life went to crap. I joined the Navy.

I went to California. I did a lot of LSD, smoked a lot of pot, drank a ton of booze, had lots of really good sex (Not so much that first time though. My fault.), spent way too much time at The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and made some pizzas and cheeseburgers for cash.

After California, I went to Washington state. Not the college, the state. Bremerton, WA. The Puget Sound Naval Shipyard actually. The USS Camden to be exact. And after that, I came back to Missouri. Now I'm in a rat hole called O'Fallon, Missouri.

I was ordained as a Reverend in the Universal Life Church of Modesto, California on 2 April, 2002. While I mainly perform wedding ceremonies, I am still trying to build a flock and secure a permanent meeting place for the congregation.

I'm currently in remission of Hodgkin's Lymphoma, and the doctors are speculating that the chemotherapy may have damaged my heart. It's all good. Update: It's almost a year since the last chemo, and I just had my port-a-cath removed. That's always a good sign.

There ya have it.