My self-summary is 24 years in the making, to think it can be filled out in this small box is hilarious... Just ask away... But to be somewhat specific, I went to college and double majored in legal studies and criminal psychology and offender rehabilitation. I am passionate about physical fitness and being healthy. This is obviously a fine line of an attitude and an obsession, however, I try to (and think I do a fairly good job) of balancing that.
I enjoy cars (every guy does)... sports (Red Sox, Patriots, Bruins)... politics, which without we would not have the freedoms and responsibilities that we have today. You do not have to view politics in the same light, but A view of what our nation is doing and has done should be had by all... excellent conversation and hilarious jokes

Living the dream! I say this because if you are not doing what you love, or aspiring to do what you love than you are not really living. There is no excuse for not trying to reach your goals whether it is exercising more, getting a career that you love, or becoming an astronaut, there is no dream to large.

Being myself. If I would have to pick a few things they would be:
Determination in anything that I partake in

Making the best of any situation that I am put in

Reading people (a lot of people say this, however, a portion of my degree was actually learning body language and dissecting an individual)

All in all, I'm really great at just being myself.

My outgoing personality and dead-pan humor.

The easiest way to tackle this question is as follows:
Books-Thrillers
Movies-everything (any guy that says he has never sat down and watched a "chick" flick is lying)
Shows- a variety
Music- everything
Food- I'm Italian, so yeah, everything!! and I love to cook

1. Air
2. Food
3. Exercise
4. Family
5. Friends
6. Guidance

How this messed up marble we call Earth could become a better safer place, and if it did I would be out of a job!

Either working, or with my friends having a blast

I can't think of anything catchy or interesting, so really just ask if you actually want to know.

You can look past superficial attributes