spamclark

I have long brown hair and brown eyes, I feel I'm a natural comedian, I like to laugh and make others laugh so many would probably consider me rather goofy, I'm left-handed, I'm emotionally rather sensitive, I spend time working on schoolwork and enjoying my hobbies, but I suppose what really makes me unique is how all of my schoolwork and hobbies and interests come together and sort of mesh, as well as my appearance as not too many guys keep their hair at shoulder length (when I wear it down anyway.) I don't currently make much money doing what I'm doing, which is primarily just selling old equipment that I own and occasionally doing computer work for someone.

I'm slowly working my way through school to get a degree in Computer Science, and I do all of my schoolwork online as I found that I spent a lot of time in class browsing the web with nothing to do, which I can do at home, so I found it to make more sense to do my schoolwork from home. I'm usually rather mellow but when I get engaged in a good discussion or I'm feeling weird sometimes stranger things happen (everyone's at least a little weird I think, so I guess I'm weirder than that.)

I love animals a great deal, we have 2 cats that are sort of polar opposites, Sable and Chloe. Sable is older and slightly higher on the pecking order, overweight, and kind of grumpy (doesn't like people touching her most of the time.) Chloe on the other hand is very affectionate and will regularly seek people out to get attention. It's an interesting dynamic and life without animals would be rather dull I think.

My career goal is to get an Associates in Computer Science and get a job doing software or web development, while my personal goal is to constantly learn new things, meet new friends, and find a woman I can share my interests, hopefully pick up some new interests, and most importantly have an honest, loving, open-minded woman I can share everything with, be passionate with, and cuddle with and hold while I sleep.

Learning photography and exploring nature, playing video games, watching anime and movies, listening to music (primarily electronic, alternative rock, and classical), building and working on computers, doing software development and web development, browsing the web, and hanging out with friends. People are what make it all worthwhile, so I guess this sort of saves the best for last.

I have shoulder-length hair which I sometimes wear in a ponytail (I enjoy having long hair, while I have hair during my life I'm going to enjoy it, so I don't care if anyone else doesn't like it), I wear glasses, I'm often quiet but once I get engaged in a conversation I can become very talkative. I typically don't talk to strangers unless they approach me, although if I sense that we share a common interest then sometimes I will approach them.

My favorite books are guides for learning new computer development skills, such as C++ and Java books.

My favorite movies are hard sci-fi like 2001: A Space Odyssey, space adventure films like Star Wars (the original theatrical versions, not the "Special Edition" crap that George Lucas has been peddling since 1996), comedies like The Naked Gun and Young Frankenstein, and suspenseful movies like Cloverfield and The Ring.

I like to watch anime, but I haven't watched much lately. Sailor Moon and Azumanga Daioh were both a lot of fun in my opinion.

My favorite TV shows on American TV would have to be MythBusters and Tom and Jerry (it still makes me laugh after all these years) and I watch AMC a lot because they have good movies on sometimes (I also use Netflix quite a bit.)

The music I listen to is primarily electronic, alternative rock, and classical, with Poets of the Fall, Smashing Pumpkins, Pet Shop Boys, and Depeche Mode being among my favorites. Some of them are small indy groups like the Texas electropop band Iris, whom I discovered through the games I was playing, Boards of Canada, Aphex Twin, The Faint, and many, many others.

Finally, for food I like comfort food, as well as Japanese, Chinese, Mexican, and Italian and I'm willing to try anything once really.

The six things I could never do without would be my friends, my family, the internet, my electronic gadgets, my car, and at least a little bit of money for emergencies.

What I spend the most time thinking about are typically my hobbies and interests, cuddling with a future girlfriend, and my family and friends, as other people are what really make everything worthwhile.

Chatting/conferencing/hanging out with with friends or playing online games with them. Every once in a while I'll go shopping which I don't do very often.