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36 Brisbane, Australia Man


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  • Ages 23–38
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Last Online
Today – 2:57am
5′ 6″ (1.68m)
Body Type
A little extra
Strictly anything
Agnosticism, but not too serious about it
Sagittarius, but it doesn’t matter
Graduated from university
Rather not say
Relationship Status
Relationship Type
Doesn’t have kids, but wants them
Likes cats
English (Fluently), C++ (Fluently)

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My self-summary
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I'm a geek or nerd, plain and simple. But before you run screaming, think about the old saying "All the good ones are taken or gay." Its not true. All the good ones are taken, gay, or geeks who don't get out enough for you to find them.

Why date a geek:
1. We won't cheat. Its hard enough finding one girl, let alone be able to find more than one, so we'll do everything we can to keep you around, and nothing to jepoardize it.
2. We're goal oriented. Playing computer games teaches that mindless repetitive effort deserve small but worthwhile rewards. If you set us a task like "Lose 5 kg" or "Clean the bathroom", we'll do it as long as you put a reward, no matter how small at the end. Ask any MMO developer about rats in a maze.
3. We're stable. Lots of geeks have a good, stable, well paying job and good prospects for more. Its our nature to work hard at a task, and though we may focus a bit much on it some times, we are usually successful. Nerd pasttimes are usually cheaper than many others, because they're subscription based, or a single upfront purchase that lasts for weeks. so we usually have a fair bit of spare cash which turns into toys (read: gadgets, games, tech bits), or solid stuff like buying a house or car.
4. We're predictable. You know where we'll be most of the time, and probably what we're doing. It might not always be the most exciting of things, but that's why we need someone else around. Most nerds don't get out enough to be noticed, or notice the fairer sex, which helps us stick to point 1.
5. We have potential. The big thing most women don't realise is that your average game playing nerd doesn't want to always be alone in his room/house/unit. We're going to be very open to trying stuff and getting out and meeting people just as long as we can adjust to it, and have someone along for support. We don't have the classic zero social skills (well not all of us) because we have plenty of social interactions online (at least verbally etc). Its usually more a case of enjoying and being comfortable with the tech world puts us at ease there, and since we're happy, we don't search out large social groups to be a part of.

As long as you're willing to get to know us, possibly whip us into shape in a few areas, you can meet someone worth spending the time with. We're not your 'exciting bad boy', but after you've been crushed by a few of those, you probably should think about someone who's more interested in you, than what you are.
What I’m doing with my life
I'm happily working a full time job in software development by day, and pursuing greater glory in online games by night.

I'd love to travel, though I'd never end up doing it by myself, to places like France, Germany, and East Coast US.
I’m really good at
I'm really good at online games, trivia nights, household finance, my job, various handyman jobs. I'm not in the fitness I once was, but I'm working to change that.
The first things people usually notice about me
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Firstly, that I'm usually happy. I don't let things get to me and can usually shrug them off so I'm perpetually the optimist.

Usually when I open my mouth though, they realise I'm a nerd, with bad jokes and interesting trivia.
Favorite books, movies, shows, music, and food
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Sci-fi and Fantasy, or those that combine the two.
David Weber, Traci Harding, Raymond E Feist, Terry Pratchett, David Eddings, Neil Gaiman, the Star Wars EU, Robert Jordan, and plenty of others.

Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Action, Comedy
I don't mind the odd rom-com if I'm with someone, though I'd probably not watch them by my choice.

Sci-Fi, Police Dramas, the odd social drama. I HATE reality TV.
Fringe, Persons of Interest, Grey's Anatomy, Eureka, Alcatraz, Body of Proof, Bones, Breaking In, Castle, Fairly Legal, How I Met Your Mother, Lost Girl, Missing, NCIS, NCIS LA, Nikita, Once Upon A Time, The Mentalist just to name a few.

I'll listen to almost anything but Country. Mostly my library leans towards Vocal Trance and other forms of electronica or dance, though I've got a few rock and indie albums too.

Om nom nom. Yes I eat food.
The six things I could never do without
The Internet
MMO's & Online friends
Rain (I love standing or walking in the rain)
I spend a lot of time thinking about
Optimizing my characters online, software I'm writing, where a book I'm reading is going, and to be honest a fair bit of time, sex.

*shrug* I'm male.
On a typical Friday night I am
At home playing online, going for a jog, relaxing after a long week of work.
The most private thing I’m willing to admit
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I'm very shy in social situations initially, so I don't have a very large circle of friends, until you include my online friends.
You should message me if
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You should message me if you're willing to give a nerd a shot, and take the time to get to know me instead of dismissing me out of hand because of my chosen hobbies.