I'm looking for someone like minded (original, I know). By that I mean sociable, and wants to go interesting places and do fun things, but doesn't necessarily want to do those things alone.

I enjoy the small things in life as well as the big, and I would love to meet someone who could fall about on the floor laughing with me simply because we were pulling silly faces at each other.

As of late last year, I shaved off my beard, hence why I only have a few profile pictures I am happy with! Currently trying to decide whether to grow it back. Thoughts?

I am a manager at a small claims management firm in central London. To clarify, I work in Payment Protection Insurance reclaims, but we do not cold call people, or send those annoying texts and emails, otherwise I certainly wouldn't work there!

It's not a career, and I am looking for something more interesting to do.

Doing the splits, dancing like no one's watching, tearing through the seat of my trousers while doing the splits, most board sports, forgetting to top-up my oyster, beat-boxing in the shower, and sleeping.

I would probably say my general affability, and my sense of humor!

I love reading Fantasy and Sci-Fi Novels. Some of my favorites are the Sword of Truth novels, Harry Potter, anything by Michael Crichton, and of course A Song of Ice and Fire (Game of Thrones)!

When I say that I like an eclectic range of music, there are very few exceptions that I will not give an opportunity or outright enjoy, and even those genres are not exempt from exceptions! That said, the highlights are Ska-Punk, Dubstep, Rock, Rap, House, Disco and a little Metal.

Good friends, the internet, a good pair of skate shoes (they're just comfortable!), a good book to read, some good food every now and then, and a really good laugh once in a while. I mean those laughs which feel like a proper ab work-out!

I think that our universe is really one of many, with many parallel me's stretching to infinity. Doing activities similarly to me - yet, at the same time, done slightly differently - and seemingly, right now, they could be thinking this same thought as me. Well, a similar thought but not the same thought exactly...

I think how do I know that you and me see the same colors the same way when you and me see. Is my red blue for you, or my green your green too? Could it be true we see differing hues?
And say we do - then how would we discover this fact? And even if we did, would there even be any impact? I don't think this would affect us personally, but I think it would have ripple effects through the interior design industry...

Either out socialising with friends after work, or at home chilling out with a movie or maybe a good book.

I have already admitted it in my questions if you know where to look!

You were born in the 80's. (or very early 90's)
You think that Robert Downey Jr is a baws.
You don't think G&T is a girly drink, or whisky a man's drink.
You think that Pimms O'Clock is anytime the sun is out.
You think Anchorman is hilarious.
You consider yourself a closet geek.