SIMILAR PEOPLE
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JoleenOffline
Woman. 27 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 24-34
To lay it all on the table here it is: I would love to have a small or big scale farm life style. Im the kinda girl who likes to get her boots dirty and hands even dirtyer :) I hope to have acerage one day and possibly even build a home. Im looking for a handy man who shares the same goals and ambitions as i do, and is looking for a hard working woman. I cook like its nobody's bussiness and clean and mean house haha. I also have dreams of some travel and exciting adventures. Please, break the ice for me im a little shy :) Maybe coffee and a walk some where like ferry island or the beach.
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XimenaOffline
Woman. 26 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: man. In age: 23-33
I warn you, I'm not very good at this "describe yourself" thing. Partly because I'm still young enough to be figuring it out and because sometimes it's just hard to think up an answer.I'm one of those "shy until comfy" types, not to be confused with "stuck up" or "snobbish." Sometimes I'm just quiet. I'm independent and easy-going. I enjoy frivolous conversations about Lady Gaga's frog dress as much as talking about philosophy (unless your topic of choice is Aristotle, I hate him). I like to learn, laugh, flail my limbs, and go on adventures. I like singing in the car on the drive to work, wandering around with my camera, getting sweaty in the gym or uncorking a bottle of wine and drinking it on the beach out of a paper bag. Right now, a lot of my time is split between the gym and work... and it's pretty awesome. That isn't to say that I don't make time for my friends (and family obviously...) but there's something about running until you're dripping wet and coming home completely, F-ing exhausted... well bugs in general. Something simple, like a walk or a cup of coffee or some other activity that leaves no room for those really awkward, horrible silences...
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MonaOffline
Woman. 28 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 25-35
I actually have no idea where the whole "A priest, a rabbi, and a duck..." jokes go. I hear them on TV and in movies all the times but no one ever finishes the joke! I suppose I could google it but that feels like cheating somehow.People always seem to only mention their good qualities in these descriptions, as if they don't have any bad? Well, I know my bad qualities and I'm ok with them, in fact, I occasionally celebrate them. So, to be a little bit different, here are a few of my other "bad" qualities: -Judgmental-Easily annoyed-Stubborn-Insecure and yet am totally convinced of my awesitude and amazeballsness-I'm antisocial like 70% of the time-Mildly opinionatedAnd some good:-I try to be pretty open and honest-Funny-Reasonably intelligent-Loyal-Mildly opinionatedI enjoy a variety of activities, but right now most of my time is spent working, writing, with my horse, reading, or doing something low key with my friends. I would LOVE to try sailing, fencing, ATVing, kayaking, hot air ballooning, spelunking... the list really does go on. I enjoy doing crosswords (preferably the ones in the 24 magazine since I can usually finish them!), love talking about movies and music and generally feel that a day without a heated debate (including copious amounts of arm flailing) is wasted. What I'm looking for: I'm not entirely sure. I have a pretty decent idea of what I'm *not* looking for and that includes dudes who feel the need to post shirtless photos of themselves. I don't care how proud you are of your nerps, the very act of posting those photos makes me question your judgment and, to be completely honest, I've already thought of several ways to mercilessly mock you. Also, spelling and grammar are important. I can handle the occasional typo but good gawd the little red squiggly lines under those words should tell you something! Have you ever had a conversation with a friend when all of a sudden they whip out the fact that they can't say ";? In fact, they keep trying to say it and all you can think is "Fawk that sounds like they're saying "massive two shits"." No? Just me? I find that when I go to message a guy, I usually only throw down a "hey, how's it going". Generic, I know, but I really don't want to waste time on someone who's not going to respond. Unfortunately that is a pretty boring opening line and not the most conducive to an ongoing, in depth online conversation. So, here's a jumping off point: Who would win in an epic battle between unicorns armed with bacon and bears armed with nets? Hold hands and skip (will seriously marry the dude who knows where that line comes from.)