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on 377 reviews
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FawkeOnline
Man. 55 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: woman. In age: 52-62
I\'m very down to earth and super easy to get along with. I don\'t like computer games, I enjoy going out, I love movies. I search for a person to have some fun with and enjoy cozy evenings at home.
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GeraldoOnline
Man. 55 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: woman. In age: 52-62
I am a stable and established professional who is seeking someone who will be my friend first. I like to spend time outdoors, either seeing new things, exercising, or just soaking in the sun and fresh air. I'm looking for someone who is fun-loving, kind to everyone, is stable and comfortable with herself, is intelligent, and knows how to take care of herself. A good conversationalist, loves the outdoors, and has a positive outlook. The first date should be at someplace quiet enough so we can get to know each other, but also with a fun atmosphere.
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MeryleOnline
Man. 55 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 52-62
I'm an analytical type - constantly learning new things - business markets science music politics fashion people. I work in technology and love science & tech of any kind. I love ideas, insights, cleverness.Looking for someone fun to hang out with, but of course I'm pretty good at making things fun. If I could wave a wand, I would jump ahead to a serious long-term relationship. But I can't, and what serious long-term relationship ever started seriously?So random data: I like action, comedy-action, spy-thriller & sf movies, as well as independents.I like movies about making movies, like Living In Oblivion, and anything questioning our awareness of reality (Matrix / Ghost in the Shell / Sourcecode etc.) Authors I like: Phillip K.****..When I was in high school, I wished very hard to never be bored again, and I have to say my life has not been boring.I'm great at supporting a partner at whatever they want to do, and when I have the right person supporting me I can do anything. It seems to me that commitment-phobia is lame - when you find something good, hold onto it, because life is short and nothing lasts forever. Driving to Vegas for a weekend might be a bad idea for a first date. :) Or not... :)