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30 / M / straight / Single
Melbourne, Australia
The Skinny
- Last Online
- Join Date
- Ethnicity
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- Height
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- Looking For
- New friends, Long-term dating, Short-term dating, Activity partners, Long-distance penpals, Casual sex
- Smokes
- Sometimes
- Drinks
- Sometimes
- Drugs
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- Religion
- Atheism and laughing about it
- Sign
- Scorpio
- Education
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- Job
- Computer / Hardware / Software
- Income
- $100,000–$150,000
- Kids
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- Pets
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- Languages
- English (Fluently), Other (Okay)
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Your Notes
Edit your notesI am sentient, on fire, and always right.
My Self-Summary
I'm on a never-ending mission to make life slightly more
entertaining, in addition to hatching a plan to take over all known
space with an army of self replicating nanobots.
What I’m doing with my life
Working as a Solaris guy, taking photographs, making
strange noises with odd electronic devices and trying to work out
where my world takeover plan failed. I think the nanobots might
have been faulty.
I’m really good at
Solaris, AIX, Tru64, UNIX in general. Solving problems. Tinkering.
Bright ideas. Waffling. Spirited philosophical debate. Being the
devil's advocate.
My favorite books, movies, music, and food
(A) Douglas Adams. Michael Marshall Smith. Machiavelli. Mark
Leyner. Omar K. Ravenhurst. Solaris Internals. This list was
assembled by looking for books sitting on my desk.
(B) Movies, huh? Well, anything goes. However tempting it is to try to think of the most arty, Serious and thus impressive films, I won't. Besides, Serious Films need to be balanced with B-grade monster movies. I mean, Tremors won't watch itself, will it?
(C) Sisters of Mercy, Nasenbluten, Rosetta Stone, Fear Factory, Beethoven, Tom Waits, Tom Lehrer, Skinny Puppy, Faith No More, Subway to Sally, Dave Brubeck ...
Pretty much anything that isn't manufactured meat pop music, rap, hip hop, RnB or that country & western song about a dog or a painful cardiac muscle.
(B) Movies, huh? Well, anything goes. However tempting it is to try to think of the most arty, Serious and thus impressive films, I won't. Besides, Serious Films need to be balanced with B-grade monster movies. I mean, Tremors won't watch itself, will it?
(C) Sisters of Mercy, Nasenbluten, Rosetta Stone, Fear Factory, Beethoven, Tom Waits, Tom Lehrer, Skinny Puppy, Faith No More, Subway to Sally, Dave Brubeck ...
Pretty much anything that isn't manufactured meat pop music, rap, hip hop, RnB or that country & western song about a dog or a painful cardiac muscle.
The six things I could never do without
Music. Mail. Internet Access. Boots. Entertainment. Food.
An outage on any of those critical services would be dire.
Friends, Laughs, Friday Nights, Books, Long Lunches, Coffee.
An outage on any of those critical services would be dire.
Friends, Laughs, Friday Nights, Books, Long Lunches, Coffee.
On a typical Friday night I am
Having a beer.
You should message me if
Message if you're bored, looking for a random conversation, fancy a
beer or a coffee. Perhaps you need more email to stand out between
spams. Or perhaps, just for the hell of it.
Or, if you have a spare army of self-replicating nanobots...
Or, if you have a spare army of self-replicating nanobots...
