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Williamshou0ROnline
Man. 74 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 51-71
Hi! My name is Williamshou0R. I am widowed other caucasian man with kids from North East, Maryland, United States. Now I'm looking for new relationships. I want to meet a woman, love of my life.
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IvoryOnline
Man. 47 years old. Zodiac sign: Sagittarius.
Looking for: woman. In age: 44-54
Looking to meet some one to spend time with and have some fun. Spend time with and connect with and build a relationship. I have 2 girls at home that I love no matter how much they drive me nuts. They are my pride and joy. I hit the lottery once and I married her, had 24 great years. Trying to hit it a second time. Lightning does strike the same place twice, just waiting for her storm to find me. I like to ride bike , hike, and enjoy life. Ski all the time. Love the shore and going to D C to see the sites Well it's fall and town is in grid lock. Maybe I can show you around town for a first date. Free tour guide, lolGo out dinner or coffee. Good conversation see if we click.
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CamdenOnline
Man. 50 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: woman. In age: 47-57
Well what can be said, really, that would influence the outcome of an actual meeting? Do you really want to know that I love to run and I like books and theatre; does it really help us to assess each others' personalities to know how our energies are particularly engaged? It is nice I suppose to have a little space to scrawl some thoughts, and if they are witty or humourous a reader may feel their time has not been utterly wasted on the effort. But if the adage is true, that a picture is worth a thousand words, then photos in this section are probably a more efficacious use of the available real estate. Although some writing is obligatory to determine literacy and grammatical competence, which undoubtedly are important predictors of compatibility.I would only like to say about myself that through travels in the Arab and African worlds, which I've undertaken over the preceding decade, my interests have burgeoned in a surprising way, although not in a way completely incompatible with my personal strengths. Through contact with individuals in other parts of the world - indeed, very ancient parts of the world - I have sustained a "cultural shift". I used to love to write computer code, now I love to write verse, and I feel it fits very well with my temperament, background, and talents; so, goodbye maths (and good riddance), hello letters!Goodbye loneliness, hello ... you? Hike or take tea