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GreyOnline
Man. 53 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 50-60
My kids are #1 as it should be. My *** it all.I am a genuinely nice guy looking for a BFF (best female friend) lol. My goal is to be a great husband. My ideal match would be someone who is funny, hard working, active, patient, loving, enjoys kids, likes the outdoors, enjoys spending time together and is a one-man woman.I have been out of the dating "scene" for quite awhile. My friends would call me a nice, funny, honest, caring, easy-going guy who finds the best in others and is often helping others out. I am NOT a player. I am a one woman guy, I think women are special and deserve to be treated that way.I love:Anything in and around water (in any form)! Camping & Hiking -- the outdoorsSnowboarding!!!Music -- Mostly Rock & Roll as well as Blues and a few Country songsSports -- NFL, NHL ( I'm a HUGE Broncos fan)Spending time with my kids and family,Customizing my home -- I do quality work and pay attention to detail!! WARNING: Any *** individuals using this site or any of its associated sites for studies or projects-you DO NOT have permission to use any of my profile or pictures in any form or forum both current and future. If you have or do, it will be considered a violation of my privacy and will be subject to legal ramifications. It is recommended that other members post a similar notice. Let's meet for a coffee or perhaps a nice walk somewhere and then take it from there!
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GianniOnline
Man. 52 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: woman. In age: 49-59
**Sep ***How is it possible to go away from this site and come back and see the exact same people? :) :) :) :) ** Okay, so I have taken out my little mini-novel; this is the "short" version of my profile LOL. :)When I first put my profile out here quite some time ago, I had no idea what I was getting myself into. I wrote that I must be completely bananas and that I hoped that this place would be “a peeling” in one way or another. After a short while, I reached an epiphany. That is, maybe I shouldn’t be looking at what I can “take” from this place. Perhaps I should also be looking at what I can contribute. (Think JFK’s speech but apply it to cyberspace. ) Isn't that just totally bananas? So yes, I decided to make lemons out of lemonade. Where is that “lemon” icon???? I know some of you will think this is cheesy and maybe even ridiculous, but here are some of the things I have been doing lately:- answering every single *** me regardless of my “interest”- writing to people who seem down for the “soul” purpose of lifting them up- being a friend to those who request it and offering whatever wisdom I might have.Do I have tons of free time on my hands? Believe it or not, I don’t. I just believe that the way we behave in cyberspace should parallel the way we behave in the “real world.” Am I the only one out here who believes that "character" is really important in an individual? For what it's worth, here is some free advice that is hopefully worth at least a few cents more than what you paid for it! If you ladies find yourself attracted to a certain guy, I encourage you to guard your heart intitially and look as deeply as you can at that individual. When all the “props” are removed, what is left? Can you really trust that person? Will he really care about you in the good times and not so good times? Will he stick around in the long-run? Character, character, character. It's not what the man drives, but what drives the man. A few more details about me:My Objective for Being Out Here: Although it's nice to log in once in a while to a mailbox full of messages, that's not the reason I'm here. For me, it’s really not about filling up the boat with fish. It’s about making quality connections. Quality is better than quantity any day. And when I say quality, it doesn't mean that you have to be perfect. Nobody is. (Well, I'm just about there, LOL. ) In fact, from my point of view, it doesn't matter where you have been or what you have done, if you are in the process of constantly striving to become a better person, then I'm very impressed.Paying it Forward Online: The Golden Rule. Awesome, isn't it? I think it applies to online communication as well as face to face communication. I would encourage everyone to behave as if the person who wrote to you were sitting right next to you. Maybe that person is not your type. In fact, odds are, that person is not your type. He or she could be too heavy, too thin, too tall, too short, too far away, too close, too old, too young, too, too, too something. And that's okay. But if our kind words and/or behavior online can lift up someone's day, why not pay it forward? Just my 2 cents worth. Philippians 2:3: "Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit, but in humility consider others better than yourselves."Honesty: I will always be honest with you, even with the minor issues. Isn't it better to go through life with the truth, even if it sometimes stings?On Being Myself: I agree with what I once heard someone say, "I would rather be hated for who I am than loved for who I am not."Age: I notice that this site allows you to exclude people from writing to you for certain reasons. One of these is age. All are free to contact me. Marital Status: I have never been married and have no children. Anything wrong with me? Yes, actually I look like a monkey and am addicted to organic bananas. Well, that's only partly true. ** BTW My preference is someone who has never been married before, and who has no children. There are of course, exceptions. :) **Religion: I am a Christian and try to live my life by Christian principles. I am a work in progress. I will always be a work in progress! Hopefully, each day, I can improve my life in some way, and in some way make the world a better place. I don't consider myself to be "religious" if that makes any sense.Health: I am somewhere around the 5'8" area and around average weight. I am also a vegetarian - almost vegan. It is important to me to try to live a healthy lifestyle because I believe that our physical, psychological, and emotional components are very much interconnected. Also, I am a vegetarian for more than health reasons. There is enough cruelty in the world without me adding to it. Of course, this does not mean that you have to be a veggie too. . . .;I never let my schooling interfere with my education." :) I will just say I have a lot of potential "interference." :) However, I realize that there are those with very little education who are "smarter" and wiser than even the most highly educated. I believe that our education never ends. We are all fish in the "school" of life. My Photos: Since this site seems to be sea- :)Answering *** know it sometimes takes courage for people to send *** here. In the past, I have answered all of my *** now, I will do the best the I can. :)A Couple of Questions for You: 1) How old would you be if you didn't know how old you were?2) What is one thing you've done in your life that you are really proud of?"Describe what would you do for a first date. (optional) "I'm not sure what I would do. It's really not about the "doing" or about the "location" but about the person. With the right person, I could have a picnic next to a dumpster.
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MerrillOnline
Man. 53 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: woman. In age: 50-60
I’m looking for a VERY special girl, because I’m a VERY special guy. I’m no better than any of the other guys out there, just different (but in a Good way). I take that back . . . I just might be better than a lot of the other guys out there since . . . . . I will NEVER cheat on you. I’m NOT a player. I LOVE my Mom and Dad (they are still married). I LOVE my kids and I will love YOU! (when I find you) : )A little about me - I’ Get your mind out of the gutter) (music). I’m an easy going, very easy to get along with, VERY LOVING, even tempered kind of guy who loves to cook . . . and I love to eat also (I don't pig out, I just really enjoy good food). I have old fashioned Morals and Integrity, and I don’t play games. I have only been married once and I married a little later in life (didn’t want to settle for just anyone) and was together for 16 years, married for 13 of those years. I've been divorced for 4 yrs. and I plan to marry again someday when I meet the girl of my dreams. That will be my second and FINAL marriage, since we will stay together to the end. : )Let’s see now . . . If you don’t like Dark Chocolate, you might not be for me. If you don’t like Ice Cream, you might not be for me. If you don’ If you don’t like spicy Mexican or Thai food, you might not be for me. If you don’t exercise a little and try to stay in shape, you might not be for me. If you don’t like camping, going to the lake or snow skiing, you might not be for me. If you don’t like kids and family, you guessed it . . . you might not be for me. If you don’t like a little PDA, holding hands and kissing, you just might not be for me. There are more things on my list, but these are some of the things I like to do and would want to do with whomever I eventually meet and grow old with.Hey! I was only kidding about all that “You might not be for me” stuff above. Even if we don’t like all the same things, you still might be for me. But if you DO like those things! That would be AWESOME! : ) In the end, it all boils down to Chemistry. You either have it, or you don't. : )I only have 2 known vices: Dark Chocolate and logging onto this site. : (Ok, one final thought - I just recently read someone’s profile and they talked about how these dating sites might be giving us TOO many choices. I tend to agree. Think about it . . . we can’t find the perfect mate because we are constantly thinking there might be someone that is better looking, or someone with more money, has been more places, etc…. or a closer match for whatever reason, that is still out there. Hmmm . . . I do think that is SO true. If we had fewer options (like, say . . . meeting at the local square dance vs. the internet) I’m sure it would be much easier and we would find someone and just be happy with whom we are with, but since we literally have hundreds of choices it’s hard to just pick one and be happy. What do you think? Am I on to something here? Think about it. Oh . . . and Happy Hunting! : )Not having much luck meeting anyone in the produce dept. at the local grocery store (does anyone besides me even shop for groceries anymore), and there's not too many Square dances to go to, so I guess I'm relegated to the Internet for now. : ( It's not really a date. We are just meeting each other. Something simple, like happy hour. some place where we could talk and try to get to know each other enough to know if we want to go on a REAL date or not. Then we'll fly to SD for dinner! : )