I am a fairly simple person. I read, I write, and I fix broken things. For fun I go skiing and/or snowboarding, watch movies, tell off-colour jokes, and spend time with my friends. Good times, you know? I also just recently got into rock climbing, and although I am terrified of heights, I've been having tons of fun doing it.

I am also a total nerd, and I love it. Video games? Yes please. The deep philosophical conversations that occur as a result of said video games (see BioShock Infinite)? Absolutely. Wanna talk fantasy novels and good science fiction? I am all for it.

Basically, I want to find a girl as nerdy as me, who has a character in Skyrim that could kick any dragon's ass, and who was as saddened by Cortana's sacrifice as I was. And if you are musically skilled (singing, playing piano/violin) you have already won so many brownie points that it's not even funny.

I'll eat it if I think it tastes good, watch it if it entertains me, and listen to it if it moves me.

And for a living I am Aircrew on Marine Corps KC-130 refueler/cargo planes, and I am in the process of transitioning to the Air Force to become a Flight Engineer on the C-5 Galaxy. Basically, I love flying, and I wouldn't want to have any other career.

As of late, jetting all around the globe. When I'm not doing that, I'm helping to fix the planes when they break down from jetting all over the world.

Fixing anything mechanical, and learning lyrics to songs. I also make a kickass spaghetti sauce.

Also crashing in spectacular fashion when trying to do tricks on skis, and then coaxing my broken body to get back up and give it another shot.

My incredibly blue eyes (that sometimes turn grey), and the fact that I can do a spot-on impression of the movie previews guy. You know, the guy who always starts everything with "In a world..."

See above, haha.

I don't really know that there are things I can't do without, but here are some things that I'd rather not do without.

-Flying
-Pepsi
-My kitties
-Cold weather
-Good books
-Good music

What a weird word pineapple is.

Also, why does everybody on here seem to have a strange fascination/strong opinion about the Oxford comma? It boggles my mind that such a thing would rate the amount of attention it garners.

That entirely depends on where I happen to be.

I secretly wish that I lived in London and was part of a firm. That would be awesome.

Eh, I'll probably message you first, haha.

Also, if you think this is as funny as I do.
http://9gag.com/gag/5986717

Or, if this song moves you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FJDdgN_HTk