Hello,

I've been in Hong Kong for about a year and a half now. Originally from Canada, but I moved when I was very, very young and have lived in a bunch of places. I'm super into activities, anything outdoors, I really love the water/beach/any water sport in/under or above; I'm 72 percent water, but I guess so is everyone, so nothing special there.

I like people who are a little more on the chilled-out side, hanging out with friends, people who have a good sense of humor. I'd like to meet some new people and I'm really tired of the HK bar and club scene.

Trying to get as Jacked and Tanned as possible -I've got my priorities in order right? Or is it as Tanned and Jacked as possible? Pauly D, help me out here?

Everything, but mostly being modest.

I'm not sure, they'd have to tell you. Maybe it's how awesome and modest I am?

Books, mostly non-fiction and fiction which is based on fact. Since moving here, I've really enjoyed James Clavell's books. Anything that I learn from.

Movies, anything funny. Everything by Wes Anderson, except Bottle Rocket... I didn't get that one. Goodfellas, Casino. American Beauty. Punch Drunk Love. Garden State. The Usual Suspects. The Departed. The Big Lebowsk. Lost In Translation, There Will Be Blood, No Country. The Coen Brothers. Jeff Who lives at Home. End of Watch. Crazy, Stupid, Love. (I may want to put that in the most private think I am willing to admit part). Drive. Pineapple Express. Crash. Collateral.

I went a little heavy with the movies part, but I honestly believe that the movies people like says a lot about them.

Shows, as in TV? The Simpsons, The Sopranos, The Wire, Treme, Parks and Rec, Seinfeld, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Boardwalk Empire, The Shield, Arrested Development, 30 Rock, It's Always Sunny.

Food, mostly everything; Indian, rustic French, Japanese, Italian, Cajun/Creole, Spanish, Portuguese, Mexican.

Activities. The outdoors. The gym. Ya know and other stuff...

-Paddle boarding/Surf/The ocean
-Family/Friends
-Activities (again with the activities...)
-Getting to ski or snowboard at least a couple times a year. Whistler.
-Good food
-Music

How Lance Armstrong and I have the exact same number of Tour De France wins.

Doing hoodrat stuff with my friends.

I don't know what a podcast is. I know the internet could easily tell me, however I think some things are best left a mystery.

You're all around awesome and have fingers. I'm not saying a lack of fingers puts you out of the running, but I'd probably stare a little bit at your stumps though. Having said that, cool finger-loss stories would be a plus. Shark and or giant salamander involvement would be bonus points.