SIMILAR PEOPLE
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EthelfledaOffline
Woman. 23 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 20-30
I like going out and having a good time =] As long as were holding a conversation I'm good
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ShelenaOffline
Woman. 22 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: man. In age: 19-29
I love music, hanging out with my friends, having fun, going out to a bar, traveling, and cooking. You will always see me smiling or cracking a joke. I am spontaneous and I like people who can make me laugh. I'm very easy going and I don't do drama. I am a mets fan (I know pathetic) but I know one day they will shape up and get their stuff together. I appreciate other sports and I love watching soccer.I spent some time abroad in Spain which was one of the best experiences I have had so far. I love to travel and I love all types of cultures, traditions, cuisines and languages. I would definitely love to travel there again and would like someone who is excited about exploring as well. I love the city life and I hope to move there soon.
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RhonaOffline
Woman. 23 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: man. In age: 20-30
I am currently a student and hope to one day get a degree in accounting. (I know, very exciting stuff) What can I say? However, just because I like numbers does not mean that I am boring-- I have a good sense of humor and love to make people laugh. I really am looking for someone who can make me laugh and keep up with my ridiculous pop culture references. Seriously, I cant tell you how many "Back to the Future" references I've made this past week.There is nothing I find more attractive in a guy than his ability to make me laugh.I love watching movies and reading books but who doesn't like to do those things in a civilized society?' Truly, anything goes. My favorite book is probably "Persuasion" by Jane Austen. I love all kinds of music but my all-time-favorite band is Queen. (Who doesn't love Freddie?) My iPod has a little bit of everything, I don't judge...maybe a little, but I will accept your musical tastes whatever they may be. My guilty pleasure is that I am kind of an Anglophile, which means I love things that are British, like Jane Austen, Monty Python, Downton Abbey and any other BBC Miniseries. This sometimes leads to me thinking that I myself have a British accent and will likely inquire after some scones and tea after a BBC binge. Just *** hope to hear from you, I promise my quirkiness translates much better in conversation than this awkward introduction. Finally, apologies for the bad joke in the headline.