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ByronOnline
Man. 25 years old. Zodiac sign: Sagittarius.
Looking for: woman. In age: 18-23
Hi! My name is Byron. I am never married atheist caucasian man with kids from Delton, Michigan, United States. Now I'm looking for new relationships. I want to meet a woman, love of my life.
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CampOffline
Man. 31 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: woman. In age: 28-38
Just a 31 year old Chicagoan-Suburbanite without the stereotypes living life. The challenge of my life as of recent is to find out how far I can take it and find my missing piece! I have learned that in this crazy messed up world we are all crazy in our own ways. The trick is to find that someone who is crazy compatible with you, ha-ha. But how does one go about such a task? What at a bar? No thank you! While I keep my eyes open and heart willing through my travels in life the one thing I am not interested in is playing games or "The Game". I wear my heart on my sleeve, say what I mean, mean what I say, and not afraid to speak my mind to an extent with a nicely attached filter. What if someone you would have never met, someone you would have never seen, someone you would have never known turned out to be the someone for you? I will give just about anything a try at least once. So here goes...puzzled man seeks missing piece! Let's meet up for drinks, coffee, or dinner to get to know one another. Better yet let's go on an adventure!
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BedivereOffline
Man. 33 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 30-40
It's a good way to take in the city and still get a breeze in your face on days that are hot and still. Any given day you can pass by a dozen places in short order and hear just as many different styles of music. I enjoy a good range. If I hear it and like it I'll stop and listen. As for myself I play a little ukulele and banjo. I wouldn't say I'm ready for the big stage (unless you have one) but I can do well enough to entertain. I have a couple of beagles, and I think they're in love with me. I go to work early and get off early. If I could pay the bills by writing, drawing, and painting, that's what I'd be doing. Of course, if I could get paid to prop my feet up by a campfire, then life would be more of a dream than it already is. I think a happy balance, and my more realistic goal is to eventually move outside the city and grow enough produce for myself and a little for market, raise some funny chickens and goats that run around the yard for no apparent reason, do some freelance writing, woodworking, and just generally enjoy the fruits of the land and my labors.What else...;M, I prefer sombreros to fedoras, I think broccoli may actually be little trees, and I'd rather watch fireflies and the flickering of the stars than the final episode of Breaking Bad. So many things could qualify here. Two in a canoe on Ladybird Lake, bike ride around town (pit stops included), seeing a random music performance... Maybe we could find out.