Tanner Soucie Research Paper

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Tanner Soucie died because of his stupid habit to base jump. So here goes a life story. His childhood was boring in his eyes because of the constant procrastination to do his chores. Therefore he always had chores built up. And wasn’t able to actually do anything. Except for when he entered high school and actually got responsibility. Then he tried to stay away from home. His hobbies included historical nerding out. He was always fascinated by the way guns were made and how they worked. He also started nerding about knives. But he was responsible enough not to have to worry about the danger. But he always a a knack for getting the best knives. Speaking of nerding out, he loved marching band. His life goal was to become a really good snare

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