First and foremost, I believe that in order to live in this world and maintain any sort of sanity you have to be able to laugh. I joke around a lot and use sarcasm like it's a completely acceptable form of everyday conversation.

I’m also a relatively down-to-earth, sociable, and intelligent guy. I get along with most people fairly easily. That said, I also have strong beliefs and values and am absolutely willing to stand up for them. I was, after all, a History and Poly Sci major in college.

I like to stay active and exercise several times a week. I love the outdoors. I am prone to yelling at televisions when the Red Sox or Bruins are playing. I am willing to ignore all my friends at a bar if there is a pool table. I like to read. And lastly, I’m always up for something new and challenging.

I'm taking a year(ish) off before grad school and working as a case manager for a mental health agency in the area. I'm also a server a couple nights a week at a local restaurant.

Apart from that or where I'll be years down the line, who the hell knows.

Lets see:
Beating my friends at cards.
Putting myself in awkward situations.
Pretending to be better than I really am at pool.
Recognizing sarcasm.
Eating Doritos after running.
Knowing how to treat someone.

You'll have to tell me.

I have a pretty broad taste, if something looks, sounds, or smells good then I'll give it a shot.

Anyway, seeing as it's probably the easiest ice breaker there is when it comes to getting to know someone, I'll leave that for later.

Good times.
Good people.
Good conversation.
That'll do.

What was I just doing?

It depends on my work schedule, but usually anything from sitting around a fire, grabbing a drink, seeing friends, etc. etc.

That's a contradiction in terms no?

You're level headed, open to getting to know someone, and think we might have something in common.

P.S. I really did not take that quiz thing very seriously when I joined this site and am way too lazy to go back and do it seriously. I won't judge you too hard on whether an inanimate object thinks we have something in common if you don't.