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DominicOffline
Man. 53 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: woman. In age: 50-60
Having Grey at the ripe age of 52 could be a turn off, So no I'm not your Daddy. I enjoy being with family and friends, I have quality like honestly, integrity, kindness a couple of good ears for listening. . Hahaha.. Yes I have a twisted sense of humour... What I'm looking for in a Women is someone who shares the same traits; above 5'5" enjoys the outdoors, and someone who has a life. I don't have a problem where distance exist, I'm throwing out the line and it's not a Lifesaver.On a side note I've been in recovery for over 23 years,. Don't exclude yourself if you do enjoy a couple glasses of wine; but please do if you need the whole bottle. Open for suggestions. .
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DerickOnline
Man. 55 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 52-62
most people think i am younger than my age my hobbies include golf,guitar,singing, billiards and card games i like dogs outdoors activities love blues music going to see live music,would like to learn how to make sushi at home and i can make the best ceasar salad and fettuccini, very loyal to friends and loved ones.looking for someone with some of the same interests and qualities to enjoy the rest of life with the person who makes you go yeh baby. depends on the person but eating and talking together is a good start sushi anyone?
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LonnieOffline
Man. 52 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 49-59
I’m a freelance writer who honestly believes we're just artifacts of the random motion of sub-atomic particles. Unfortunately, i've found that this belief is of only limited utility when having one’s prostate examined or answering the question “Do I look fat in this?”I’m passionate about ideas; interested in almost everything. I can talk intelligently about things I know absolutely nothing about. Except hockey.’s knees were still good. I’m open to new ideas, activities and experiences. When not checking ten times to make sure the oven’s off and the door’s locked, I have mastered a zen-like calm.Much to my surprise, I have discovered that I actually do suffer fools well. This means that I will be able to get along with those friends of yours that you’ve had so long that you can’t really remember why they’re your friends. As well as family members who get shunted off to the “I don’t know where to put them” table at weddings.I’m reserved, rather than gregarious. Loyal, supportive and undemanding, without a hint of jealousy. I do, however, insist on honestly answering questions asked of me, on the generally false assumption that an honest answer is desired. I will repeat this, even immediately after suffering the consequences of the first answer. It’s a feature, not a bug.I’m pretty down to earth (which i think just means that I never have, and likely never will want to own a watch that costs more than my last car), easy going and undemanding. I can’t imagine life without bacon. I like kittens and hard liquor. I refuse to pay $12 for a drink in a martini shaped glass, even if it is an actual martini. The first book report I ever wrote, in Grade 4, was on a book by Mickey Spillane. I have been known to give a copy of “The Myth of Sisyphus” to babies as birthday presents. I also have a fondness for actuaries.There is one particular Red-winged Blackbird in High Park who insists on attacking me every time I walk past his tree. Finally, sitting by a lake with a bottle of Jack on a clear moonless night, the milky way tucked in around me, is the kind of artifact I can truly celebrate.So, what am I looking for? Either someone who, based on my picture, thinks I’m hot, or someone who finds the above appealing. Someplace well-lit and with metal detectors, given that, in my experience, quasi-intellectual women are usually packing heat. Or we could just go for a coffee or a drink on a patio.