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on 377 reviews
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BonifaceOnline
Man. 36 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: woman. In age: 33-43
HiI thought I would give this a go as it seems to be the way forward in meeting people.Seeing as most my friends are settling down, getting married and having kids, don't want to be left behind and the last one on the shelf.I'd like to think I'm easy going and like to have a laugh, I enjoy socialising,nights out,cinema, eating out, traveling and seeing new places.In my spare time I like going to to the gym, cycling, running.Send me a message if you want to know more.
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DahoppsterOnline
Man. 34 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 21-32
I don't have a subscription on here, so *** is dahoppster
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DelaiahOnline
Man. 40 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: woman. In age: 37-47
Ok...so ....little bit about me....I'm an office mgr for a small IT consulting company. I also have my own business as a wellness consultant. I'd love to retire sooner than later but wouldnt we all? ;) I enjoy my job and I enjoy my life. I am extremely grateful for having such a great life as that was not always the case.I have been clean and sober for 17 years. I dont judge what others do. There are apparently those who can do those things without their lives falling apart as a result ;) I stay fairly busy with various activities ....mostly they are music related....either playing music (I play guitar) or seeing music somewhere. I try to have ample time to just veg out. I love to have nothing to do:)I love coffee and I roast my own so I always have a variety of fresh coffee on hand. I'd like to have someone join me on that journey....even if it turns out differently ;) I was born into a system constructed for failureIt’s a sinking ship manned by drunken sailorsAn escape artist behind the bars of a jailorAn asthmatic attack when we forgot the inhalerIf the shoe doesn’t fit what good is a tailorIn the midst of a crisis please cancel the galaWithout a symphony there’s no need for a preludeTo foreshadow what’s to come.See the secret committees, commence with their meetingsTo make red tape in response to simple questionsQuestions threaten the perception of the beneficial systemsA pyramid scheme with it’s cogs and it’s pistonsMechanization of men, making more and moreLive in a miserable exhistanceHow can so few, claim so many victimsAnd this begs the questionMy rest is a weapon against the oppressionOf mans obsession to control thingsLook at the long line of make believe kingsThe lord of the flies want’s you to kiss his ringFollow new rules with invisible stringsAnd become a puppet in the diabolical schemeHow do good men become part of the regimeThey don’t believe in resistance. ~Josh Garrels