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on 377 reviews
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FinbarOnline
Man. 40 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: woman. In age: 37-47
I like traveling, hanging with friends and having new experiences. I am hard working, easy going and don't like drama. Favorite music is House.
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SteveOnline
Man. 38 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: woman. In age: 35-45
Well Ive done this site before and had no luck. Thought I might go fishing one more time. I have a ggod job, in which I will retire from one day. They treat me good and Im always learning. I do have 3 kids, a boy 18 and two beautiful daughters 13 and 9. All are back home with thier mother. I am single and had to come here due to lack of work back home. Since Ive been here I have encountered some pretty,well, unique people. My hobbies include, cooking,anything outdoors and anything family. I am a big time believer in family time. Be it sittig down to a intense game of monoploy to going to a park and having a picnic. I dont do the bar scene,although a beer once in a awhile is ok. Im not too big on drinking. I wont lie to you. My music, I have a plethora of different geners on my list. I dont do bluegrass or jazz. Im a man that you can introduce me to your kids and not worry what comes out of my mouth. I respect others children sometimes more than thier parents do. If any of this sounds good,please write me.I have more I could tell but if youve gotten this far in my profile then you must be interested... I think a first date should be a coffee date. Nothing formal something relaxing for both. Second date should be dinner. By the second date both should be interested more and a dinner is more of a intimate setting.
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PeterkinOnline
Man. 38 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 35-45
Coming soon! Anything. A walk in the park. Coffee. A movie (as long as you're not put off by double buttered popcorn). The driving range. A bike ride. Brunch and mimosas. Bouldering. Shopping for socks.Really, it doesn't matter what the date is. Fun is waiting. I like to be shocked at how much time has past while we were enjoying the moment(s).