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AzraelOnline
Man. 23 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 20-30
I'm going to school and I work for skywest airlines! I love to travel using my flight benifits and i have been basically everywhere in the united states and I'm just starting to travel international quite a bit. I'm extremely competitive, love sports, lifting weights, traveling, hiking, boating but I'm almost always up for anything! Anything where we can get to know each other
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BrysonOnline
Man. 25 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: woman. In age: 22-32
I'm a very fun, outgoing guy with a great spirit! Constantly on the go..hate sitting idle. I'd much rather be out at the movies, playing basketball, swimming, bowling, or even at work. I'm back in school to finish up surgical technology. I'm romantic and very loyal and when I'm in a relationship I like to be with her all of the time doing everything we do together. I don't drink or party, but I do love and enjoy life and can't wait till I have someone I can love and enjoy life with!
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NoelOnline
Man. 25 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: woman. In age: 22-32
Suffice it to say I've got all my schnitzels together except for this. But rather than describe myself directly, I'll let you judge for yourself:Ramble on thought:I remember ages ago a friend who had just broken up with his gf of 4 years asking me how I could stand 5 minutes being single. At the time I'd never really thought about it. I'd always been single. The only negative thing I felt was a twinge of purposelessness from time to time.I kept a blog all through high-school and a few years into college for my own sake. It was my personal space for putting thoughts down on something more permanent than paper. I intended it to be written for anyone to see or to look back on myself years later, but it's strange that I never really expected anyone to comment on it, and I still don't know how widely it was read among my friends, or what their thoughts were reading it. Eventually I started posted every other week, then every other month and eventually stopped writing altogether. Looking back at the last 10 posts or so, I'm amazed at how clear my thinking had become. I would spend hours working on a single post just to solidify the thought in my mind as much as on the page. Since graduating with as many honors as an MS student can have (a paper and invitation to give a lecture at an international conference in my field) I'm being paid to think, and at the same time feel as if I've stopped thinking altogether. My supervisor told me yesterday as so many have before that he couldn't solve a differential equation to save his life. I'm now surrounded by adults 25 years or more my senior who continually assure me that I'm just a kid and that life is completely predictable from here on. I'm "Kiddo" now apparently.My purpose for thought seems to have changed from enlightenment to productivity, and I try to use my productivity to be happy, but when I was single the first time, enlightenment was the thing that made me happy.If you haven't noticed, I'm not the kind of guy you meet at a bar (not the one-liner type). I'm neither looking for someone like myself (because what would that add exactly) nor someone to save. I want someone to rediscover the world with, to go camping with (a fire and tent surrounded by the deep night as I recall), to be around to attend concerts with, to be happy with. I think we could plan to meet somewhere, but beyond that I dislike making plans for my free time when it can be avoided (my sister tells me I should move to Brasil ??). If we're hungry we eat, if the zoo's open we go there, but if we planned to do either we might miss everything in between. A first date should be mainly about us trading stories in a natural environment though.