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LutherOnline
Man. 30 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 27-37
Normal methods all seem to end in failure.....so lets give this a shot
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SullivanOnline
Man. 29 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 26-36
Hmmm.. about myself? Well first off I'm not tryin to get straight in your pants.. I get it, there's hella creeps on here but I'm really not one of them. A perfect guy.? no, not so much.. Sometimes my jokes really aren't that funny (but I seem to think they are.) Sometimes I can be a jerk, but that's probably because im in a bad mood. I'm not rich nor do I drive an expensive & new shiny car. Just yet... Me being the positive & happy person that I am, I don't allow things to bother me that really don't matter :o) I work full time as an electrician. I would say i'm an honest & a positive type of person that enjoys people's company that can be themselves. I'm a sarcastic person that likes to joke around as much as possible, often it's hard to tell whether i'm being serious or if i'm just f-in with you ;o) I seem to get along with everybody and I enjoy socializing with different kinds of people. I like goin out for drinks and eating out with friends or a friend. I listen to most any music, but I tend to like either country or rap the most, is that weird?? Well I think that's enough about me.. What about you? Hit me up, i'm pretty easy-going.. Probably depends on the weather.. something outside on a sunny day is always pleasant.. I'd perfer to go out for a drink or maybe even a few. Drinks tend to loosen people up (atleast me) for a more intriguing conversation. But if you were really adament on not drinking alcohol, i could go for a cup of coffee.. :o)
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HomerOnline
Man. 27 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 24-34
Here goes nothing: I am on meetville because I am a ridiculously busy person. Before you read on, know this: I would much much rather meet you in passing and not through a narcissistic dating site, in fact this profile really is just more of a formality. I travel for seasonal work, and I consider my job a constant vacation, albeit a rather vigorous one. I have made some plans to begin settling. I think I'm going to make Squamish my home, really. Sorry, there is absolutely no structure to what follows Ok now onto the fun stuff:I am a firefighting, heliskiing, rescue and rope access technician who is a pilot in training. I work really really hard - it keeps me fit but scarred and at times a bit stressed. That being said I am happy rain or shine, in or out, even when my truck blows up. I have the best friends in the whole world and I'm actually really proud of that.The nerdy details:I never went to "real college"- and I probably spend about ***of every year training. I am a huge science and space geek, I overwhelm myself with the blabberings on in the science community. I was in the Army for 8 years, I'm big into photography and videography, I'm obsessive over music, I'm not your indie hipster but I'm into that, I like getting lost in folk, huge into big bands like the Foos and Incubus, City and Colour... ( *** ) -my mediocre film/edit skills. I like to drive out into the bush and break my truck and shoot at things on occasion (but I don't have that redneck blow sh*tup and make a mess attitudes)The serious business:I'm coming up on 30 now... I want to buy a house, I've got a savings account and I even have a nice suit. I'm going to be a career rescue professional, I want to travel internationally for work. I have a huge respect and appreciation for the environment and I take prettty good care of myself (some exceptions) and I don't take stupid risks.You, if you please: To be as honest as possible, looking over the girls that got away and the girls I wish were single... I really like humbled, genuine cute, quiet but "quirkily-social" girls. A girl that doesn't mind getting muddy, looks good without makeup, that takes care of her body. I really like constructively disagreeing (or agreeing too) on educated opinions. Feel free to use big words, I can follow along.That being said, you don't need to tell me how many times you hiked the grind, and I really appreciate complete sentences and spelling. (no time for duckfaces, skimpy photos, or the letter "u" when "you" was sufficient.) You know, most people don't know that a drink at the Dockside is only like a dollar more than a drink at the Keg. You don't have to be rich to feel rich.