SIMILAR PEOPLE
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Dalemears43SiOnline
Man. 31 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: woman. In age: 21-30
Hi! My name is Dalemears43Si. I am never married atheist caucasian man without kids from Charleroi, Pennsylvania, United States. Now I'm looking for new relationships. I want to meet a woman, love of my life.
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JonOffline
Man. 24 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: woman. In age: 21-31
I like snowboarding, and skating and all those winter fun things! Im pretty active, and I love to sail.Usually im comfortably busy, but It would be very nice to meet someone whos got a good sense of humor, active, and intellectual, I really like having in depth conversations about everything and anything with people, we could all use one more friend eh, and its way better to go on adventures when you have someone to come along to share it with.Im pretty easy going and I also speak german..although a bit rusty since lack of practice :PDont let my easy talk fool ya, I am very driven, and very goal orientated I pride myself on meeting all my goals, and being both a good and honest friend to those whom I spend my time with. I guess it your interested and not too shy drop me a line! Don't worry I don't bite :P I would like something chill perhaps coffee and a hike.
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SelaOffline
Man. 23 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: woman. In age: 20-30
Once upon a time there was a boring story structure that often started with once upon a time. It allowed for almost effortless organization of thought and invoked a sense of nostalgia in the reader, but wasn't a great way to quickly and attractively convey interesting factoids that would attract the attention of someone *hopefully* out of the league of the writer.However, the ability to work a tired formatting structure into something completely new appealed to a relatively young, ambitious and usually self-deprecating media lover.He realized that a simple summary would likely have sufficed to describe his simple life, one that includes the occasional jog, a love of reading historical fiction, history books, and fiction books. It would also explain a passion for both communication and communities and a terminal case of wanderlust. But he knew that selling yourself sometimes takes a gimmick, and the kind of person who likes to read and write silly things is the kind of person who is actually fun to have a cup of coffee with.The End? Get it? I used a question mark because it implies, in equal measure, aspects of subtlety and certainty that leave an alluring "to be continued" nature to the whole thing. My guess?We go somewhere medium interesting for a medium quality cup of coffee. We have a good conversation, I think you're amazing and you think I'm medium good. At some point I'll either start talking about a movie you dislike or something vaguely political and acutely boring and you'll find me less than medium good. I might get lucky and I'll tell you my Moroccan semi-kidnapping story and you'll find me slightly above medium good. Ideally, you'll have all kinds of cool tales of your own. In this *** end up having such a raucous good time that we get two cups of coffee *** one.