New American transplant to London (from September 2012). Lots of changes in my life, but there remain some constants: Running (I've been doing marathons since 2002), lifting, hiking, camping, swimming, music, and traveling. I like to fit both good food and good beer among those as well. There's more to me than just a list of interests, so if you want to know more, hit me up. I'm generally a pretty talkative (and friendly) guy.

I am somewhat intelligent, sometimes kinda cold other times sorta sensitive, and a little bit funny.

Your guess is as good as mine.

speaking confidently only when I am truly confident about which I speak. That is, I'm a bad bullshitter.

I'm not as dumb as I look.

I've never been one for fiction, which probably explains (or is explained by) my education and career choices. Few books are better than "Imagined Communities" or "Seeing like a state." I'm usually too impatient to see an entire movie to the end, but documentaries hold a special place in my heart. I listen to music constantly (when running, lifting, reading and writing) and if my life were a soundtrack it would have to include Ed Harcourt, Bon Iver, Rufus Wainwright, Stars, Sia, Jose Gonzalez, Thomas Dybdahl, The Avett Brothers, William Fitzsimmons, Burial, Ulrich Schauss, and a lil MJB. Oh, I like food as well.

If we are going with inanimate objects, rather than people:

1. iPod (or some sort of electronic music storage and delivery system)
2. Running shoes
3. Good ales (excluding ginger)
4. My tattered Twins hat
5. Laptop
6. Coffee

usually at war with myself between going out and being social and staying in, drinking a belgian or four. The homebody in me almost always wins.

I was a child actor. Thank god the Intertubes didn't exist back then.

You think we have a good deal in common and wanna try matching wits.