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JohnhallOnline
Man. 30 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: woman. In age: 18-28
Won't be able to reply to chats. Please *** ***
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JoseOffline
Man. 50 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: woman. In age: 47-57
I try to enjoy and live every day to the max. I have a beautiful 22 year old daughter who lives with me and a beautiful siberian husky who lives with me.LOL.I enjoy movies and going out to dinner and love to take my chevelle out for blasts during the summer. I'm just looking for someone that is kind and honest and as hard working as myself.No drama. Phony people,please,keep right on going. Not in high school anymore. Have better things to do than waste time with my life.Thanks for taking time to read my profile and happy fishing Go for a drink or appetizer and get to know one another better
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HershelOffline
Man. 48 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: woman. In age: 45-55
Hello and thanks for taking the time to read my profile. I'm a licensed therapist specializing in adult and child therapy. Much of my work is with military families.Making a difference in the community and being of service to families impacted by war is really fulfilling. I have lived and interesting and textured life. In the past, I have performed professionally as a magician, traveled extensively and saw a lot of the world - (no sequins, animals or large boxes involved - I carried my act in a shoulder bag). I am a formally trained chef (out of respect for Chefs everywhere, I use this term generically and with humility) and love all kinds of good food. So, I hear I'm in pretty good shape for a guy "my age."- distance running is over due to injury but still train regularly.Love all outdoor activities, music, theater, or relaxing at home - I don't always have to be on the move or "doing something" to be at ease or comfortable and appreciate someone who can relax and enjoy the sunset or a drive in the mountains as much as activity in large groups. At first, I may appear quiet and reserved but I see it as a form of economy.I don't have to be the center of attention but can become the life of the party without pushing or demanding it. I am fine with allowing others to take that role.I value trust and loyalty, am patient and giving, probably to a fault and support and encourage the dreams of others - but am not a fool. I mean, I will give anyone the coat off of my back, have done it many times in life and will again - but not if a loved one or I need it more. The nice stuff is fine, but the trailer and river were the best.So, I guess you could say I am adaptable and resilient.Chasing after the next shiny thing is not my style- the bright, shinny. sparkling thing in front of me can be enough.Sorry to see Peter Falk die, he was great.All Monty Python =My intellectual interests include, study of and "work" on the 4th Way, read Gurgjieff, Ouspensky, et. Waking up is a commitment and something of a ****, isn't it? .study of sociology, world history, comparative religions and science.I also love graphic arts and am admittedly a computer geek.Well, that's enough -Hope to hear from you or back from you if I have written. Meet somewhere and talk, walk, sit, be quiet, laugh, go into a store, pick up some food, walk to a park and prepare something to eat Ask the homeless to cook for us and give them something to eat for their work.Lock ourselves in a room and brainstorm on a "million dollar idea" and not leave until we have a solid concept.Pack a single bag, tell no one we are leaving, pick a random spot on the map, get on a Greyhound Bus and go.Go to cemetery and do EVP recordingsOr, just meet at mutually agreeable spot, talk for while and hope we see each other again.