I'm a geek/nerd thing.
This is actually a pretty big deal for me. I'm a huge fantasy/sci-fi (mostly fantasy) nut. I love playing tabletop RPGs (Dungeons & Dragons, Call of Cthulhu, Exalted, etc.) and have been reading fantasy novels (with the occasional Stephen King binge) non-stop for over ten years. If you play tabletop games and/or are familiar with the works of Tolkien, R.A. Salvatore, or Glen Cook, then I will more than likely think you are one of the most awesome people ever. :D Don't take that the wrong way, please. I don't limit myself to only interacting with people that are gamers, so don't feel as if I wouldn't be interested in talking to you if you aren't one. The only reason I'm making as big a deal about it as I am is that gaming is a very important part of life. That might sound kind of pathetic at first, but please allow me to explain. What this means is that gaming itself holds special meaning for me. The majority of my closest friends I met through games. I love my friends a lot, and would never have met most of them if it weren't for us all having the common interest of hanging around a table and rolling dice.
I tend to be a little shy at first. I'm an open book if we're just chatting online, or even on the phone sometimes. But, as soon as I get into a face-to-face interaction, I start to get a little shy. It just takes me some time to fully open up and feel comfortable with someone in person.
I don't like to go to bars or large parties. First off, I rarely ever drink. And second...I don't like parties, unless it's a small one with close friends. I prefer quality over quantity. My shyness also plays a part in that. I feel very awkward in situations where I'm surrounded by people I don't know, unless I also have some friends to hang out with. This may seem weird or boring, but I am a firm believer in the beauty of simplicity and consistency. That's not to say that I hold it paramount or anything. Simply put: I enjoy spontaneity; I do not enjoy chaos.
I can be pretty goofy. My sense of humor is fairly broad, and while I can enjoy a clever witticism, I'd be a liar if I said I didn't get the occasional kick out of silly innuendos or lame puns. You make a pun, no matter how terrible, and I will more than likely get a giggle out of it.
Proper grammar is important to me. I'm not incredibly obsessive about it, but when someone sends me a message and I can count on a single hand the number of words that were actually spelled correctly, I tend to just ignore that person completely. Some things are easy to look past, but if I get the feeling that the person didn't even try, and thus doesn't even care if they are making themselves look like an idiot...well, I see no reason why I should care about what they have to say.

I have been very confused about what I want to do with my life, and am still in the process of finding out. I was going to school and majoring in Web Design for a while, but eventually I realized that design just wasn't for me. Then, I tried majoring in Accounting. Quite a big leap from Web Design, but I thought I might have a good mind for it. That didn't turn out well, either.
Right now, I'm just working and getting by (I have a crappy job at Target and still trying to look for something better), and trying to consider where I can go from here. I do eventually intend to go back to school and consider majoring in Physics. I loved Physics and Astronomy in high school and still do, and honestly I don't know why I didn't try this in first place!
Still, my primary concern at this moment is just getting by and trying to find better work. I'm living with my dad and step-mother at the moment. A few of my friends live together and have an open room available, so I should be out of here soon!

Listening. Even though I may not always have something to say, I'm always more than willing to lend an ear.
Math. I like numbers, and they like me.
I think I'm a pretty good writer, as well, although I rarely ever do it anymore. It's a sad thing, but true.
I also believe I have a good judge of character, although sometimes I tend to ignore my instincts.

Physically, I would say my height. I'm fairly tall. Not hugely, but I typically tend to stand out a little in a crowd.
I tend to drift off a lot. Unless I'm being personally addressed, I tend to wander around in my brain. It's not so bad that I lose focus of my surroundings or anything, I just tend to daydream a lot. Daydreaming is about as natural to me as eating or breathing.
I am shy. I know I mentioned this earlier (assuming you bothered to read all of that), but it deserves to be mentioned here, as well. If I am meeting you in person for the first time, you will easily be able to tell that I am an introvert.

Books: As I've said, I love fantasy. R.A. Salvatore is one of my favorite authors. Stephen King is also near the top of my list, and of course I have to mention Tolkien. The Black Company series by Glen Cook is also one of my favorites.

Movies: I like a lot, and couldn't really pick any single favorites. Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Action, Horror, Comedy, it's all good.

TV Shows: I like game shows a lot. Some of my other favorites are Burn Notice, Breaking Bad, Big Bang Theory, Mythbusters, Game of Thrones, Avatar the Last Airbender (and Legend of Korra), and My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic (Yes, I am a brony).

Music: I like a lot of progressive rock/metal (for lack of a better description) and classic rock. I also have a taste for medieval and Celtic folk and other such things. I like a good deal of other stuff, but I just don't listen to it enough to really bother listing it.
Food: I'm not a picky eater. I'll try almost anything once, and there's not much that I don't like.

In no particular order:
-Friends
-Family
-Internet
-Laughter
-Air
-Sustenance

My future, friends, and family.

And a bunch of random crap. I'm constantly daydreaming, so there's no telling what might be on my mind at any given moment.

Who the hell knows? Maybe working, but I don't have a consistent schedule.

I tend to fall victim to procrastination. Actually, I've been meaning to work on that. I'll get to it eventually.
Oh, and sometimes I will start randomly humming the theme from Indiana Jones for no reason whatsoever. I don't know why.

Message me if you want to, especially if you are a nerd, geek, or some hybrid thereof. It's not a requirement, of course. I'm not going to ignore someone if I don't think they meet my "standards of nerdiness" or what have you. Generally speaking, however, these are the kinds of people I tend to make friends with the easiest, and of course it always helps people get along if they have a lot in common.