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ZebulunOffline
Man. 34 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 31-41
I speak my mind im not a slave to our modern world i still enjoy the outdoors and everything it has to offer my sense of humor is different then most i find humor in almost everything i like to laugh
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MarchOffline
Man. 33 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: woman. In age: 30-40
I'm a fun loving guy who loves humor and smart conversation. I also like to let loose, since most of my days are filled with rigorous logic trying to figure out the universe.I have two daughters (born in ***and ***who I see as much as possible (at least every other weekend). They take priority over everything in my life, so don't be offended when I choose time with them over other things. I still have plenty of free time though (maybe too much?)Hobbies include relaxing with friends, reading, listening to comedy podcasts and occasional obsessions with television or movies. I rarely watch TV, unless I get hooked on something and binge-watch it online. I don't have any kind of tv service, so it's not a big part of my life.I have a PhD in theoretical condensed matter physics, and I love science. That doesn't have much influence on my choice of friends etc, though: I enjoy spending time with a wide variety of people with different interests and opinions... just so long as they are open minded.I'm a research professor right now (very little formal teaching involved), but I hope to find a regular tenure-track faculty position at a research university soon.I like a variety of music types, except country or hardcore hip hop. Rock or Hard Rock are usually my go-tos, but occasionally a new pop song will catch my attention. I'm pretty easy going when it comes to music. Flying on my private jet to my family's villa in the south of France, where our private chef will prepare a meal for us while we receive hot stone massages. We'll end the evening with dancing and drinks in the moonlight reflecting off the Mediterranean.If you don't believe any of that (you shouldn't), we could just meet for drinks and conversation somewhere.
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FlorentinoOffline
Man. 33 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 30-40
"If you end up with a boring, miserable life because you listened to your mom, your dad, your teacher, your priest, or some guy on television telling you how to do your shit, then you deserve it." - Frank ZappaI'm tall, blonde, blue-eyes, big-shoulders, and a nice smile...plus I can occasionally have a halfway intelligent conversation. As a general rule I can talk to almost anyone about just about anything and find something to enjoy in the conversation.I lied up above. I don't have a car. I have a badass motorcycle and no regrets.I don't really know a whole lot of people in Daytona yet. Looking for a little bit more trouble to get into for the moment.I like to cook really good meals as long as I'm not the only one eating. I like the outdoors, and I take every chance I can to sneak out and enjoy them... I especially like anything outdoors that involves the water. I skydive intermittently, ride my motorcycle to work (my excuse is that it's because it's economical and easy to park, but really I just think it's fun), and am generally interested in trying just about anything if I can find the time or am properly tempted.I'm kind of running out of crazy hobbies for my bucket list. I guess at this point I'm looking for something crazy and fun to add to my list of things that I enjoy in life. Maybe that's you?Good new music is my weakness. Find me something new and interesting and you'll be my best friend for at least a day. But I got lot's of man vs wild and being alone on mountaintops or under the stars time (the Milky Way is REALLY bright away from the city). As a bonus it's got me in great shape.I had a 3.7 PhD GPA, but after a professor screwed me over I am currently taking a break from academia and my PhD. I'm here in Daytona using capitalising on hand me down family property with the carpentry, plumbing, electrician skills my grandfather and Youtube taught me to rebuild and rent out unoccupied property owned by my family. It's financially rewarding but lacking in the intellectual stimulation I got used to. I just incorporated my first business and my current plan is to finish rebuilding these properties to the point that I create a profitable business that endures for me and my family long after I return to academia . Currently doing very well on that....now it's time to decide if I buy more property or go back to the broke grad student grind. Choose your own adventure.For coffee or drinks turn to page 59.For mystery date turn to page 65