Lee
- Birthday
- August 7
- Location
- San Francisco
- Gender
- Male
- Occupation
- Detective
- Full Name
- Lee Heston Jordan-Holcomb
- Age
- 28
- Birthday
- August 7
- Physique
- Average
- Height
- 6'
- Weight
- 175 lbs
- Eye Color
- Hazel
- Hair Color
- Brown
- Appearance
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Lee Jordan is often found wearing a jacket and in jeans. Over the years, he had tried changing that aspect of his wardrobe, but it rarely worked for him. Unless forced to use a STUN suit or disguise during cases, he likes his blue/green/brown/white t-shirt combo with darker denim.
Lee always wears a Maui bead necklace or choker. He says it's for luck, but an ex-girlfriend once complimented him on how muscular it made his neck look and he kept it up.
- Character Background
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Lee Jordan-Holcomb was born Aug 7, the middle son of senator Hank Holcomb and his wife Brittany Holcomb. He grew up well-to-do, and with a passion for law enforcement. While his eldest brother took after his father, and his youngest brother took up a career in engineering, Lee entered the Academy at ACME compounds and made his way to Detective.
Sometime during his career, frustrated with his progress, he decided to make a move that copied a Senior Agent's decisions and joined Carmen Sandiego. His recklessness and audacity eventually led to a falling out with the ringleader.
Several years later, Lee Jordan is now back at ACME Headquarters, older and wiser. He had proven a skilled detective and a team leader in his own right. He operates now under Direct of Operations Chase Devineaux as Supervisor over Field Agents.
- Personality
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Lee is underhanded, and his skills are found in the ability to dig up information. He chooses where his loyalty lies very carefully, and he doesn't take lightly to being wronged. On the field, he gets along well with co-workers, but he mostly keeps to himself even with a large number of friends and drinking buddies. When social, he's funny, but he's passionate about certain topics and could go on all night about things like how to serve a Shisha.
Lee is also sort of eager to please when it comes to people he respects. His own father was distant and he finds himself often looking for some structure in life.
- Color #
- 006699
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Jon Eckart:
((IRL: @Lucy2... You may have to just start a new account (if the system lets you)... we don't know who all has admin access, so 'password recover emails' might not get seen or dealt with. If you do, I'd suggest a new account, and a series of posts linking to the old account. Keep in mind, we're in Minnesota, so cold is a thing... if you wanna trade, we're open to place tickets! We can't really do anything until we hear from the appeal guy... anytime between the 19th and December 5th, so in theory move-out could be end of December (unless it gets here before the end of this month) or maybe they can stay... no idea. So, the other place door... that's what we'd have to fit everything through.)) -
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L (Guest) Lucy2:This was interesting to watch this new Zeland congress did a Haka protesting a bill... learn something new every day hehe. Māori MPs perform haka and disrupt NZ parliament debate on treaty rights changes
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L (Guest) Lucy2:I just watched a show, I think it was from The History Channel? It was talking about how they think the 2 escapees from Alcatraz didn't need to build a raft. They hitch
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L (Guest) Lucy2:They think the guys hitched a ride so to speak on one of the boats leaving Alcatraz.
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Jon Eckart:
((So... the latest is that the woman who reported the folks to the police, called the guy who handled the appeal (after we left the room) and told him that if he doesn't make sure to get the folks out of the building, she'd make things difficult for him. The property manager told ma a few days ago, and ma told me today. So, anyone know what that would be called? Coercing, bribery, influence peddling? Would that invalidate the eviction? This is Section 8 housing, so low-income housing. The appeal decision should in theory get here next week or maybe Friday, and they can appeal again, maybe this one would be in real court... don't know. I will advise the folks contact legal aid and see what they say.))
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Jon Eckart:
((Correction: the parents are caving, they are planning for the move ON January 1st, without waiting to hear what the appeal decision is, and not willing to fight it. I stormed out of their place tonight (punched the call button for the elevator... they may have heard it), because I know they could win the second appeal hands down (they don't want "more of the stress from all this", they would discuss shit when I went to the bathroom tonight). I reminded them they may not get the entertainment center through the door to the apartment, we probably will have to take the claw legs off the table for the first time ever, but they have their heart set on it. ))
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Jon Eckart:
((Sorry for language... it's a copy-and-paste from conversation with my sister. I'll sit in the corner))
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Jon Eckart:
((My right middle finger, behind first knuckle, left a bit of skin on the button... I was that angry. They decided this without talking to me, saying they were "tired of the stress". They're set on a two bedroom apartment ($154 more than the current, at least), it's up to me if I want to move, they said. Once we leave this place (section 8/low-income housing, the waiting list is over 2 years), that's it... the building manager retires later 2025... she pulled a string to get me in here))
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Lucy:
Notre Dame Cathedral In paris is going to open its doors in less than ten days woot woot -
Jon Eckart:
((So... my Facebook got password hacked, and the recovery options aren't working. And, over the last two days, haven't slept more than half an hour total, despite my trazodone. Had like 6 beers tonight, have a couple left, will take a full pill tonight, and hope to sleep. And, finished the application for the new place, probably will have to help the folks tomorrow.))
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Jon Eckart:
((Log into Facebook <-- the person who found a way to hack my password... don't report it and nuke it... I want to get the pics from it if I can))
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Lucy:
Did you know.....The original candy canes were straight sugar sticks that were often used to decorate Christmas trees. The first historical reference to the cane shape was in 1670, when the choirmaster at Cologne Cathedral in Germany bent the sugar sticks into the shape of a shepherd's staff. Candy canes remained white until the early 20th century when red stripes and peppermint flavor became popular.
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Lucy:
@Tenchi Masaki when i open the website on my phone I immediately get a "translate page" pop up. Is this from my own settings ?
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Jon Eckart:
((So... the folks called me upstairs to help figure out how to get their SSI paperwork to the new landlord... we were discussing it, when the landlord emailed that all three of us are denied... mostly the main thing was "poor rental history; insufficient income (they're on SSI); no credit file; if no judgment was rendered on them after they appealed the initial eviction notice, then they gave their 30 days notice, can they rescind that (this is Minnesota, ya shure, ya betcha) and stay?
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Jon Eckart:
(my question depends on someone knowing legal loopholes... will look into that tomorrow)
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Lucy:
Michelangelo wrote a poem about how much he hated painting the Sistine Chapel...One translation of the poem he sent to his friend begins: I’ve already grown a goiter from this torture, hunched up here like a cat in Lombardy(or anywhere else where the stagnant water’s poison).
maybe one of the curators could dress up like him
