So how does one sum up ones self without 90% of the world losing interest in the first 20 words? I'm an engineer by trade (BS from Georgia Tech and MS from Florida) and yes, I do have my anti-social geeky engineering moments. I've previously worked in semiconductor manufacturing and am changing gears to something that I can actually use what I learned in college. Really what I do isn't so much important as that I'm happy doing it, which I am.

In my spare time I'm an avid baseball fan, a runner (still trying to get back in shape for 5 and 10ks), a golfer and a skiier (if as long as I don't hurt myself doing one or the other). Besides that I'm into basketball (college, not pro), movies, composing and listening to music, fish (aquarium which is not making the move with me yet), woodworking, and taking random road trips with the windows down and the iPod cranked up.

I'm originally from Michigan but have lived in Tennessee, Georgia, Florida and Arizona as well. I'm extremely happy that I've moved back east since I'm now closer to where I grew up and I'm closer to my family who I've become closer and closer with over the last few years.

I am intelligent, extraintroverted, and fun-loving

Well, let's see. I'm moving to Lexington to really hit the reset button in life with a new job, new location and a new lease on life. I live in Lexington but commute about an hour to work every day since I just couldn't bring myself to move out of the city. My job has me traveling quite a bit which I'm really looking forward to since it will be a totally new experience for me. Who doesn't like sleeping for 14 hours on a plane in a comfortable seat?

I'm apparently getting to be a very good cook according to my friends. My specialty is milkshakes...not like the Micky D's style, I'm talking the side of the road place that they use milk and a blender.

My eyes...almost to a person I hear "you have really cool eyes".

Books: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Lord of the Rings, For the Love of the Game.

Movies: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Star Wars, Frat Pack Movies (Wedding Crashers, Anchorman, Old School), Breakfast Club, The Last Dragon, For the Love of the Game, War Inc, Fletch

TV Shows: How I Met Your Mother, Chuck, House, 24, Big Bang Theory, The Office, Royal Pains, 30 Rock, Community, Saturday Night Live

Music: U2, Aerosmith, The Refreshments (Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers), Coldplay, Alice Cooper, Young Antiques, Bon Jovi, Creed, Dream Theater, Van Halen, Boston, Linkin Park, The Killers, Just about anything from the 80s..

1) My friends - they've supported me through everything
2) My family - I learned the hard way what happens when you go for "personal fortune and glory" and gained a huge appreciation for my family in the process
3) My i(whatever) - I guess I'm an apple fanboy now but really, something to have music playing either while working, working out, in the car, or relaxing at home.
4) The Internet - I keep up with stuff from everywhere I've lived so there's a lot of news and people to connect with there
5) My Health - 4 years of freak injuries will make you thankful for being healthy
6) My Job - Seriously, I always thought about what I'd do if I won the lottery and I just can't see myself not having a job of some kind. I really do like what I do even if I complain about it...but who doesn't complain about some aspect of their job.

What tomorrow is going to bring...and it's rather exciting.

That and how the media has influenced how we view things - everything from politics, to news, to sports and even music is driven by the media now. It seems like the real "artists" can't get anywhere since the radio plays what the record companies and sponsors of American Idol want us to hear.

Often I'll be golfing or playing poker or out of town but a lot of times now I'm sleeping since most of the work friends are traveling. I'm not the type to go out to all the college bars here solo although I am known to side trip to Beer Trappe, Marikka's or The Pub for a good beer.

Now that wouldn't be private if I admitted it here, would it?

You're an interesting person who is capable of independence. I really hate those relationships where the guy makes all the decisions. A huge plus for me is a woman who does not need to be in a relationship with anyone but wants to be in one.

I hate to draw an educational line in the sand so I won't but please have a career/job/vocation/hobby/something. If you live with your parents and, we're probably not going to work.
(Side note: I really sympathize with those who do have to live with parents because they are unemployed and have college degrees - I had to do it and it was not fun at all...trust me, it gets better.)