What do I say here? I'm an Anthropologist - well, I have an Anthropology degree, anyway. What's weird is, I love humanity, but find the majority of individual humans tedious. I guess that's why I've turned to the internet to find some...

Currently work at a secure residential youth center. Perhaps grad school in the future?

I like going to movies, comedy clubs, parks, and museums. Or staying in for a movie, board game, etc. I don't drink, which makes it a little harder to do stuff with other human beings. It's typically the one activity that most adults participate in. But, I don't care if other people drink.

Working after college. Struggling toward self-realization. Shunning most social conventions. Tirelessly calibrating my moral compass.

Making people laugh, being insightful, playing ping pong, thinking about an issue from all sides, board games, computery things, trivia.

My tattoos, probably.

Books: Earth's Children Series by Jean Auel, I Robot, Catch-22, How To Build A Time Machine, Contact, Eon, Shakespeare, Count of Monte Cristo, Oedipus Rex, Bhagavad Gita...
Movies: V For Vendetta, Chritopher Nolan, Wes Anderson, The Big Lebowski, 12 Monkeys, Jurassic Park, Terminator, Count of Monte Cristo...
Music: Bob Dylan, Flogging Molly, Bad Religion, White Stripes, David Bowie, Josh Ritter, Mumford and Sons...
TV: Futurama, Arrested Development, South Park, House, How I Met Your Mother, Dark Angel, Firefly...

Jokes
Tattoos
Dreams
Questions
Competition
Human Interaction

Life, dreams, time travel, cultures, people, what makes something funny, the rational vs the non-rational, objectivity vs subjectivity, nature vs nurture, self and identity, resistance and acquiescence, social pressures, space, the process of evolution, how to be happy, and an infinite number of other topics.

If I'm by myself I'm probably reading, meditating, or watching Netflix. If I'm with other people I would ideally be at a smaller private gathering, or maybe a comedy club. Board games are a favorite pastime. Not big on crowds but don't mind a less crowded bar or lounge - what really matters is the company.

I immediately exclude anyone on OKC who clearly doesn't understand the Questions portion. Or anyone that describes themselves as a foodie. And that's a lot of people.

You want to play ping pong. Seriously, let's play.

You can have fun without getting drunk. At least some of the time. I'm not going to ask you to not drink on my behalf, but if you have to drink to have fun it just isn't going to work.

You like board games.

You like puns and other forms of word play.

You don't mind if I frequently quote comedians, movies, or songs.

Other.