I enjoy a long lazy weekend brunch, walking around the city listening to music, and people-watching. Often a fan of all things procrastinatory. I'm up for spontaneous day trips and am at ease on skis or at the beach. I go out a fair amount; mostly to bars rather than clubs (though I'm trying to be more responsible, lately). If you're looking for someone to complete your triathlon training with, that's probably not me - I prefer sleeping in and day-drinking outdoors with friends - but I hope I can make up for it in conversation.

My friends are important and I'm committed to them. At times I'm introverted, maybe shy when meeting new people. I have a pretty decadent, irreverent sense of humor, and laugh at stupid and offensive jokes. I prefer introspection to overconfidence.

Hanging out would probably be enjoyable if you're kind and inquisitive, interested in and aware of what's going on in the world. I'm a bit dark (sometimes described as slightly emotionally challenged), and an appreciation of sarcasm is necessary, or you'll think I'm just hateful.

New to London, working on a masters, figuring out what's next.

Caustic wit, languages, geography, other useless geopolitical trivia, and finding lots of dumb things on the interwebs.

I look younger than I am.

All foods Italian and French, and especially seafood.

M83, Sigur Ros, Radiohead, The National, Bon Iver, and generally mostly calm - usually electronic - music. I go to shows as frequently as possible, for the bands as much as the venues and people-watching.

Books by Alexandra Fuller, but I'd be lying if I didn't (shamefully) admit to watching more TV than reading. Favorite movies include Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Lives of Others, Goodbye Lenin, Into The Wild (one I should really read), Romeo + Juliet, and shows include Archer, Peep Show, Family Guy, Bored to Death, Parks and Recreation, The League, The Office (both versions), Arrested Development, Luther, Breaking Bad, and The Wire.

And a selection of the genius on the bottomless interwebs: Strindberg & Helium, the hilarious writing and drawing of Allie Brosh on hyperboleandahalf, The Oatmeal, 27b/6, xkcd.

In no particular order: headphones, airplanes, friends, pasta, a good scarf, iPhone.

What's going on in the world and the stories behind the strangers on the bus, in the street, etc., . . . . And how I should probably be doing work or getting some exercise.

Staying in with friends or drinking locally to relax after the week.

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