SIMILAR PEOPLE
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BryanOffline
Man. 45 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: woman. In age: 42-52
I'm really looking for a best friend. After that its all gravy. I've got three great kids, all girls. I know I'm in trouble because of that. Looking for someone who is an independent thinker. Someone who has integrity and will stick to it regardless. I'm loyal to a fault and seem to always back the underdog so I'm told. I'm of strong opinions but love a good debate, even about politics and religion, both taboo subjects in polite circles. I have my own business which I spend alot ot time building into the success I envision. NOW, the things said on here are so obvious. Does anyone really want someone who isn't intelligent or doesn't like to laugh? I can write all kinds of traits and likes for you to read but those are me today. We are a compilation of our experiences and relationships up to this point in our lives. Good, bad, happy, sad. We are these people. Every relationship is unique and we as people are changed and grow. The person you are in one relationship is not the person you will be in another. We will become people our family and friends may not recognize because of the affect that new person has on us and vice versa. Having said that, I guess I'm looking for someone to have a profound effect on me. That's not as onerous as it sounds. There's no effort involved, yet the right person will most definitely will.
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ZayneOffline
Man. 43 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 40-50
Making changes in my life, have always been the type to try new things, so I'm putting up a profile to see what new adventures life has in store for me.;; wine listUniversity educated (BComm), studying to get my Canadian Securities Certificate nowFamily oriented person, love childrenEnjoy many different types of food and music, from Pizza to Steak with Lobster, from Blues to Classical. I enjoy the simple moments in life (good meal, nice walk, beautiful scenery, songs with true emotion, a good laugh with a friend) and hope to find a sweet woman who knows how to take pleasure in all of the little opportunities life presents. It would be nice to go out for a romantic evening, but I think a more casual meeting would be appropriate first. Perhaps a coffee together or a nice walk along the waterfront to talk first time.
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HebronOffline
Man. 41 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 38-48
Hi. I'm a reasonably intelligent, down-to-earth single guy (aren't we all!) who's looking, at present, for a fun, friendly person for a hike, run, game of tennis or squash, or bike ride. I still hope for marriage & family but I'm taking a bit of a break from the pursuit.About me: I'm pretty simple. I own a house and a swath of business suits but a tent and a pair of sandals are really more up my alley. I know at some point the world transitioned to bodywash but I'm still a bar of soap kinda guy. Two kayaks hang on my back fence. I hope to travel more, and further, over the next few months. You coming? :)I value family, and kindness, and I'm more impressed by a nice smile than a fancy dress. I try to keep my mind engaged and enjoy conversations about pretty much anything as long as there's thought behind the words. No tattoos or piercings here - nothing against them per se but in my estimation we already possess a certain beauty and perfection that the addition of metal and ink just can't improve upon. That said, somehow I managed to develop a crush on Bif Naked. Cause life is like that, isn't it.I definitely value fitness and athleticism, and those would be great traits for you to have if we're gonna run around outdoors. I'm a huge fan of flexing pics and the more you have on your profile, the more likely it is I'll respond. Bonus points if porcelain furniture is reflected in the background... swoon.About you: fun, friendly, intelligent, thoughtful, good sense of humour, head in the game, willing to be seen in public without makeup. Something like that would be nice. Or.... surprise me. :)Having just recovered from the east coast sniffles, I'd like to travel somewhere hot. Soon!***Sarcasm CornerHave you noticed there's a breathtaking number of people on here who show up on your doorstep having "made a typo when I entered my birthdate, and now meetville won't let me change it"? We've all created a profile on here, we've all been asked very clearly to double-check that our age is accurate, and we've all seen the disclaimer that it can only be changed for a couple of weeks afterwards. Yet somehow, and despite having deftly navigated every other profile-building keystroke with confidence and precision, these poor meetville citizens still managed to type incorrectly the ONE number that they know better than any other in the world. Then, they failed to notice it was wrong when asked to confirm it. (I was born when? Hmm... yeah... I guess that looks about right!) Then, undoubtedly, they all promptly slipped into diabetic comas until the two week grace period expired. And now, upon awakening, and despite their unflagging and heroic efforts to correct the inadvertent error, they are being thwarted at every turn by the merciless machinery. Tragic. Victims of an Orwellian nightmare, really. I'm not saying I don't believe them, of course I do. I don't even find it remotely suspicious that the incorrectly-entered dates invariably make each and every one of them appear younger, and never older..... every..... single..... time.-watch precision of that imprecision might raise red flags for some, but not for me. I mean, it's ***, right? And who HASN'T flipped a coin and had it come up heads ten thousand times in a row?.. lovely potential life-mates might be inadvertently articulating is that, in retrospect, they're kind of sorry they set out to deceive the very people from whom they desire affection and attention, but not SO sorry that they're willing to spend an entire twelve minutes of their lives building a new profile from scratch. Honesty is totally over-rated anyways, especially in relationships. Besides, there's a big risk they'd just press the wrong key again, and wouldn't that be frustrating!:) :)