SIMILAR PEOPLE
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YorkOffline
Man. 48 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 45-55
Hello and welcome. This will give you some information about myself. I joined the Army in ***. The next thing I like to do is go and watch the Jaguars play and then I like to deep--skiing.
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CheyanneOffline
Man. 48 years old. Zodiac sign: Pisces.
Looking for: woman. In age: 45-55
Classic rocker who reads and watches sports. Do not know what I seek, really. Looking to get settled into my new job. Never been married. Looking for something serious, but as stated, don't really know what that means...... Full-day affair of some sort.....
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AlvarOffline
Man. 48 years old. Zodiac sign: Pisces.
Looking for: woman. In age: 45-55
Hey there... I'm Chris. Chances are you and I are not soul mates... we might not even like the same music. I'm okay with that if you are. Here's my dirty little secret right up front. I work too much. Way too much. But.. I love what I do, so in my world I'm never working. Business is an adventure and the best game I ever found (except maybe for baduk or weiqi). That's a very old asian game that I play online every once in awhile. I promise not to make you learn it. What makes me unique? Not much. I think we all walk around with a bucket full of baggage and our own custom blend of fear and fantasy and that's normal. I would love to find out what your hopes are for the future and what you daydream about in those off moments. I am both confident and shy, very patient and in a hurry, willing to stop and smell the roses and will occasionally run them over with the lawn mower. I am curious and bored, I read great books and argue with the TV (mostly just the commercials). I don't smoke, since I've never been on fire, although a cigar might smoke occasionally. The goatee comes and goes depending on my mood. I tend to lose interest if you waste my time... and will create the time if you need it. Religious fanatics need not apply, and if your glass if half empty then fill it first. Our first date. yikes. I think we should meet someplace interesting with lots of oxygen, chat uncomfortably, overanalyze each person's comments, assume all the wrong things, avoid certain subjects, pretend to be perfect people and if all things go well... we'll part ways a little confused, a bit hopeful and pleasently surprised. My ideal first date (this week) would be for you to meet me at a coffee shop, we'll check our chemistry, stumble through those awkward pauses in the conversation... and then just have a casual conversation where we find out if either one of us is sane ... sounds risky doesn't it?