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HenrygOnline
Man. 44 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 23-43
Laid back individual but always make sure that business and other important matters are taken care of. I'm looking for a good person to get to know. Someone who has a good heart is affectionate and not looking to waste my time.
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GiancarloOnline
Man. 28 years old. Zodiac sign: Sagittarius.
Looking for: woman. In age: 25-35
I love to be out of the house, I love watching and playing football, paying snooker/pool. I try to read as much as I can and I have started doing a fitness class which I love, I have recently completed a 10 mile cross country run and a 5k obstacle course so I'm looking for my next chalenge, definately want to do the Great North Run next year My goals in life are to be happy and have a family, of course I would love to be a millionaire but I'm not greedy, if it happens then great ha ha. I'm a very impulsive kind of guy, I don't have much time for regrets, I see and I do, it has led to a lot of crazy adventures and I'm sure it will lead to a lot more. I love rock music and a bit of jazz but il listen to anything really ha ha A few drinks or maybe a chat over a coffee, anything that isn't too boring
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GlanvilleOnline
Man. 27 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: woman. In age: 24-34
I am the worst at selling myself, but I like making lists. So bearing these in mind, here's a selection of things about me, presented in a clear, concise and ever-so handy bullet point format:• Lover of films (almost anything), animated shows (at the moment: Adventure Time, Ugly Americans, Regular Show, most stuff by Adult Swim), art (contemporary illustration, graphic design, comic books; Right now, aside from the bands featured on the t-shirts in my photos, I'm listening to a lot of Converge, Meshuggah, Malefic Form, Crystal Castles, Wavves, Dillinger Escape Plan, Tobacco, The Soft Moon and Marmozets), and will usually geek out on either one at any given moment. • Totally happy to go out, explore, travel, and do things on impulse, but equally so staying in and relaxing. • Great fan of awesome food, though if breadsticks and a tin of beans are all that's in the cupboard and oh my god the shops are shut, then I'm good with that too...HERE'S THE TWIST THOUGH, my culinary skills are woeful.• Dream of owning a business in the near future - think along the lines of a coffee shop/bar/gallery/studio space/gig venue combo - but in the meantime just happy to have a stable (not to mention relevant) job that I love.• Love my family, though don't see them often enough and have strange ways of showing it sometimes (i.e. turning up unannounced, making an enormous sandwich out of everything in the fridge, etc).• In general sport bores the hell out of me, unless you count Frisbee as a sport because that shit's hella fun - put me in front of a video or board game however, and I'm suddenly rather competitive. • 'Spaced' is the TV show to end all TV shows, and I won't have a word said against it. I'm terrible at making decisions, and using my intuition, and I like keeping things simple, so anything out of this list is fine:-- Book a table at a restaurant or one of those higher-end gastro pubs where everything's served on a big oval plate.- If the weather's nice, let's go outside!- Perhaps pop on the train and go to somewhere fancy like Bournemouth.- I live near the coast**, so...the beach? I probably won't take my shirt off though. Too pale.- All of the above? That'd be mental.(** Technically, both are correct;..BUT HANG ON A SECOND! I'll be imminently upping sticks and buggering off to the capital, so I figured starting to lay some ground work and getting to know a local or two wouldn't hurt. Anything that'll help me blend in.)