SIMILAR PEOPLE
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TheaOffline
Woman. 25 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 22-32
I am a very social person, I love to laugh and want to be around people who enjoy spending time being active and trying new things with me. I really enjoy traveling and I am grateful for the opportunities I have had in my life, my schooling and my family. I appreciate people who are not held back and pushes for new things.
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MamieOffline
Woman. 24 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 21-31
Hello! I'm a fun-loving girl. I like to read, watch movies, and listen to music. I love going to movies and concerts as well as the occasional play. I like a variety of music, from ***s Motown to 90s alternative to some of today's music. I like to mix it up. I'm honestly the worst cook, but I can bake like nobody's business. With my degree, I would ideally like to work for a TV news station behind the scenes or work for a radio station. If you'd like to know anything else, please ask. For a first date, I would like to do something new and exciting. Not the generic dinner and a movie (though that can be just as fun!) I wouldn't mind going to the golf course and playing 18 holes, heading to the local coffee shop for some coffee and conversation or going to a hockey game for some beers.
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ChristeneOffline
Woman. 24 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: man. In age: 21-31
I don't really know many people around here... What I'm looking for right now is someone to hang out with, to chat with, to flirt with... Anything more than that is a nice bonus. So picture this:You are totally waiting at a bar for me to arrive. You're nervously sipping on a glass with little umbrellas in it or something, asking yourself whether you're about to meet a psycho-****, because every chick you've been on date with lately has been, big surprise, a psycho-****. There is some brief character background as we flashback to earlier dates throughout the ages, helping the audience get to know you a little better and establishing a solid sense of relatability.Suddenly there is a flash of light, and I materialize out of the smoldering mist. I look totally awesome and also I'm wearing a cape, which you would think would be like weird or something, but it's not."Whoa!" you say. "That was totally the coolest entrance I've ever seen!" And you're right about it.I shrug humbly and we sit down and have a great conversation. I tell you about myself, the things I am, the things I believe, the ways I like to spend my time, and you STILL do not roll your eyes or yawn or play on your phone... THAT, sir, is how interested you are.Then, BAM! Four armed gunmen break into the place and start demanding cash and jewelry. Curious, isn't it, that this rag--POW! I take out the guy closest to me without even batting an eye, because I have seen the Matrix eight times, and AIN'T NOBODY MESSIN' WITH ME OR MY TEMPORARY CONVERSATION PARTNER. A backflip and BOOM! Two more hit the ground. You are totally impressed. Probably hard, but I'm like, whatever.The last gunman quivers with fear at my approach. He panics, grabbing the closest civilian and holding them at gunpoint. "I'LL DO IT, ****!" he screams, sweating bullets. "DON'T MAKE ME DO IT! I'LL DO IT!" I have red hair. You're into it.Thinking fast, I grab a nearby fork from a tabletop and throw in a seemingly random direction. The fork ricochets off a bunch of nonsense and lands in the fourth gunmen's eyeball. He will spend years paying the hospital bill because the poor economy has left him unable to afford medical insurance.Meanwhile, everyone is coming up to me, trying to thank me and congratulate me on a job well done. But I'm just like "Gimme my space, ya'll. I'm with MY MAN."Then we ride away on motorcycle. Made out of fire.And I don't even have a license.Cuz I'm a girl.