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My Self-Summary
Austin transplant for about a year, the greatest place to live in
the galaxy. I was raised on the east coast, went to school at MU,
spent most of my twenties in Columbia and now i'm here in Austin,
diversifying a career and soaking in the warm sweet air of the Live
Music Capital of the World. I enjoy music of course, art, politics,
wit, style, intelligence and elegance of thought in my spare
time.
I love animals, having a beer with good friends, comfortable
silence and sleeping in on the weekends. Mutual happiness is
essential to a long term relationship.
What I’m doing with my life
I'm working and enjoying life, finding a balance, figuring out the
best placement for my pawns so my knights can strike. I'm here
basically to diversity the crowd and perhaps find the elusive
spark. I play a lot of music and try to write when I have spare
time and the focus to do it. I value trust and friendship and
family.
I’m really good at
blah blah blah I'm so interesting and you should like me.
I also have a Ph.D in procrastination and finding loopholes in
people's phrasings.
The first things people usually notice about me
I generally consider myself a good listener, empathetic,
reasonable, and logical, I think people would agree with me on
that. I am often accused of having an old soul, which I suppose is
akin to a good grounding in life, based on reality.
My favorite books, movies, music, and food
I am generally cooler than your average
Austin hipster, but do not be
dismayed, I still fit the bill regarding a few
essential
hipster stereotypes and won't hold any of them against
you.
Some Fav Books
On the Road -
Jack Kerouac
The Stranger -
Albert Camus
Anything by
Kurt
Vonnegut
The Brothers Karamazov -
Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Some Fav Bands
Jon Spencer Blues
Explosion
Man. . . or Astro
Man?
Aerosmith
Local H
Wilco
Some Fav Movies
Office
Space
Old school
zombies
Jackie
Brown
Casino
Clerks
Some Fav Tv
Simpsons
Futurama
South
Park
Flight
of the Conchords
Mr. Show with Bob and
David
Curb Your
Enthusiasm
Reno 911
Food
let's eat!
The six things I could never do without
Well now that kind of depends on the situation.
I spend a lot of time thinking about
not thinking is a luxury few can afford.
On a typical Friday night I am
As of lately Friday nights are for band practices. As a result of
working all week it generally depends on how I'm feeling as to
whether or not anything exciting occurs. Austin has an awful lot of
fun things to do, any number of them are greatly rewarding when
accompanied by good people.
Also this is a stupid question and everyone knows that mileage may
vary.
The most private thing I’m willing to admit here
A Vancouver-area man has learned that if driving erratically in a
clown suit is not enough to signal intoxication, then crashing into
a police car certainly is.
A police officer in suburban West Vancouver was searching for
suspects involved in a reported fight early on Sunday when he
spotted a man, later found to be wearing a brightly colored clown
costume, driving at him on the wrong side of the road.
The officer stopped his own car and turned on its emergency lights
to warn the other driver, who nonetheless crashed head-on into the
cruiser at 20-30 km per hour (12-19 mph).
There were no injuries.
A 29-year-old man is facing charges including impaired driving. He
"will have some explaining to do in court," police said in a
statement.
You should message me if
You have acute emotional intelligence, know the value of the body
and health, can pretend to handle pressure with grace and then fall
apart in bed with a good movie and a bottle of wine, know your
weaknesses but trust in their safety within someone else's heart.
Also a great pair of legs never hurts.