Ok. To start...
I AM 32, but I don't feel, act, or look 32 (the last one is because I am told so every day. I won't lie, I love it.) As for the prior two, if you're looking for the stereotypical 30 year old guy, I'm not him. Not that I party all the time or don't take care of myself, I just don't feel the need to quit enjoying life because of an arbitrary number...
I am progressive minded, into live music, camping, seeing/trying new things, traveling, just relaxing. 420 friendly.
I am definitely not a live to work guy, but work hard none the less. * This is changing a little right now. I love my new job and have been putting a lot of time and effort in.
I am sarcastic and like to joke in almost any situation.
Love my Wisco sports (except maybe the Bucks...) Go Pacrewdgers!
I am looking for someone to date and see where it goes. Maybe having drinks, going to a Mallards game, hanging out and watching a movie, etc. I probably don't want kids (though if you have them already thats not an end all:). Sorry, and uber-religious people please avoid me.

I got a degree a few years back I don't plan on using, but glad I went either way. Made me who I am. I've worked in elections and non-profits off and on for years. Got a bit burnt out, and good long term positions dried up with the fall of the economy.
I am now working at Ale Asylum and I absolutely love it. Fun place to work AND I get some tasty benefits!
I have decided I'd like to go back to school. I just need to decide if I go for pr/marketing or sports broadcasting/journalism. I could definitely do some great things in non-profit with the former, but sports broadcasting has always been a dream job for me. Stay tuned.

wasting time filling out essays.

My hair... Good or bad.

I am a nerd when it comes to books. I tend to only read non-fiction such as current events, history, comparative religion, etc. I am re-reading the Dalai Lama's Universe in a Single Atom. All about his journey to find cohesion between his Buddhist faith and science. I find it fascinating at least. :)

Music is broad, but here is a list of gimme's that I love. In album form, anything Beatles. Dylan. Old Motown. Early reggae, and not just Marley. Traffic. Sublime. Nirvana. Pearl Jam. Old hip hop pre-Ja-Rule. Talking Heads. Some punk, earlier stuff mostly. Early outlaw country e.g. Cash, Nelson, Waylonm. Bluegrass. Good classic rock and not the 80's crap they pawn off now as classic. Miles Davis. Robert Johnson. ummm I am going to stop there because I have more categories. PS If you love Otis (apparently I need to add his last name) Redding, SUPER bonus points!

Live music, I prefer jam bands, bluegrass, funk, reggae, the occasional jazz show. LOVE Yonder Mtn String Band. I've seen them more than any other band. Roughly 25 times now. Phish is high up there. Any one of the Dead projects, especially have enjoyed Furthur. Any Claypool project is a ok! Love going to music festivals big and small. Just enjoy the variety of music, good people, and hard partying all while camping for 3 days. Ahhh. I am getting wistful. On a local level i will go see pretty much anything once. I am a big believer in supporting local music as much as possible.
Wow I got a lot more to go huh?

Ok, movies. I love Forrest Gump. I figured i should get the most cheeseball one in there first. Big Lebowski. Actually, just like the Coen Bros in general. Um, Stanley Kubrick's Anything. :) Most Scorsese and Tarantino films. Godfather trilogy. Star Wars trilogy, and Revenge of the Sith was pretty damn good too. Hmm... always down for a good comedy. Monty Python movies. I also love good documentaries. I try to avoid most action movies, romantic comedies, and high budget suspense and horror movies because I am a bit of a snob. Plus I struggle sitting through 2 hours of "Meh...?" I don't push that side of me on people though. I promise I will sit through movies i deem terrible with a girl and remain (relatively) quiet. Umm there are more but again more to do...
Oh, and this isn't a deal breaker or anything if you like it, but Fight Club is one of the most over-rated movies ever IMO. Sorry, just don't get why EVERYONE loves it.

Shows, I follow a similar pattern. I like comedies. Some favorites are South Park, pretty much anything Seth Mcfarlane. Both Office's. Adult Swim. Conan. I also like... drum roll please... documentaries and non-fiction such as history, science, etc. And of course I watch at least one hour of Sportscenter a day, usually at work or combined between the morning for 15 minutes and at bed for 45. I do have my traditional guy vice in sports.

Ok last one right??? Food. Simple, I like variety, but my favorite genre (yes, I know that isn't quite the right word. Just being silly. Thanks for the heads up random grammar Nazi who emailed me to tell me so...) of cooking would be Italian I guess. i am not too picky but have some foods i just don't care for despite trying them for years. Just never acquired a taste for them. i.e. mushrooms, olives, sushi ( mostly the wraps), and cottage cheese. Otherwise I like pretty much anything from a candy bar up to fine vegetarian cuisine.
Am I done? Really???

Music
Oxygen
Oxygen paired with two parts Hydrogen
Music
Good friends/family
No #6. Any good list should be a top 5.

random shit.

somewhere with live music. Otherwise, I stay in and catch up on some rest from the week.

On okc is I am a semi-clean hippie.

you are fun and want to catch a show, go to a game, or just shoot the shit.