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33 Orlando, FL Man


I’m looking for

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  • Ages 18–35
  • Near me
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My Details

Last Online
Dec 7
6′ 0″ (1.83m)
Body Type
Mostly anything
Agnosticism, and very serious about it
Virgo, but it doesn’t matter
Working on university
Rather not say
Relationship Status
Relationship Type
Mostly monogamous
Doesn’t have kids
Likes dogs and likes cats
English (Fluently), C++ (Fluently), Spanish (Poorly), German (Poorly)

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My self-summary
Write a little about yourself. Just a paragraph will do.
I'm a student.
After I graduate, I'll still be a student.
I think a student is one of the best things a person can be.
Every day is an opportunity to learn something new.

I'm a gamer.
This means that I spend, on average, an hour or more every day on interactive entertainment.
I favor interaction to being passive. You're on here to interact too, right?
I'm down for any genre but MOBAs, and I prefer multiplayer to running alone.
I don't like starting anything that wants a commitment of more than 15 minutes of unbroken play time.

I'm a hacker.
No, not one of those media-distorted stereotypes.
I hack code together to build applications.
I break down complex problems into simple ones, and tell computers how to solve them.
Then, if I feel like it, I'll give my code some polish, and show it off.
'Programmer' is a term for those who just can't hack it.
What I’m doing with my life
I'm going to college.
Late start; plowing through it as fast as I can while ensuring good grades.
Hacking on Android, seeing what kind of app I can build that would be worth money to someone.
Expanding my monkeysphere of people I know and filling it with as much awesome as I can find.
I’m really good at
Diagnosing computer problems, math, reading, programming, and adopting new technology.
I'm decent at public speaking, I'm fortunate to not suffer from the fear that a majority of people feel from it.
I want to say video games, but that's not how I feel, nor is it really practical.
The first things people usually notice about me
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I used to wear a full yeard and hair down to my lower back, but I'm at that point where I need to start trying to impress interviewers.
I've cropped both down a lot, but I still wear my hair long and a full beard.
Now it's mainly the motorcycle helmet and jacket that stand out.
Favorite books, movies, shows, music, and food
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For books: Jack L. Chalker's sci-fi novels (mainly Well World and Soul Rider), Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels, Piers Anthony's Adept and Mode series (Xanth too, but not as much), Neal Stephenson's novels, Issac Asimov's Foundation series, and Larry Niven's Ringworld trilogy.

For shows: (On YouTube and other internet video sites) VSauce, SciShow, CrashCourse, Veritasium, Game Grumps, Red vs Blue, RWBY, Zero Punctuation, The Big Picture with MovieBob, An Egg's Guide to Minecraft, MinutePhysics, The Bravest Warriors, Freeman's Mind, DBZ Abridged, Cinema Sins, Computerphile, Numberphile, The Completionist, Extra Credits, Honest Trailers, Foamy the Squirrel, CGPGrey Explains, PBS Idea Channel, Naruto (fansubs), One Piece (fansubs), The Nostalgia Critic, The Brain Scoop.

I am open to trying new music, but I shy away from 4-chord pop music. "Electronic" is easily my favorite supergenre, and I favor drum & bass, ambient, trip-hop, and good dubstep (e.g. not Skrillex.) I tend to judge song by song, though.

I enjoy most food, but I avoid bland food, or overprocessed foodlike substances. I do not agree with vegetarianism or veganism unless there is a pressing health concern.

I read a number of webcomics: Girl Genius, Order of The Stick, Schlock Mercenary, Drowtales: Moonless Age, S.S.D.D, Something Positive, Freefall, El Goonish Shive, The Adventures of Dr. McNinja, Homestuck (yes, the whole thing, no I wont try to tell you about it unless you ask,) Antihero For Hire, Alone In A Crowd, Cyanide & Happiness, The Devil's Panties, Ctrl+Alt+Del, Errant Story, Girls With Slingshots, Goblins, Jack, Looking for Group, Misfile, Least I Could Do, Megatokyo, The Pocalypse, Questionable Content, Two Guys and Guy, Templar Arizona, Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal, Slightly Damned, Leftover Soup, Flipside, Flaky Pastry, Henchgirl, Paranatural, Supernormal Step, Sister Claire, Wayrift, VIBE, Zebra Girl, and XKCD.
The six things I could never do without
I really hate this question. "Why?" you might ask, if you are the kind of curious mind I hope has come to my profile. I'll tell you, my curious reader; it is because the answer goes one of three ways:
1) A list of supposed needs, that aren't needs. Just six things someone desires to keep. Some of these are tragically myopic, and some are red flags. I do appreciate the red flag warning I get when I see that an unfortunate theist has placed 'God' at the top of their list.
2) A list of actual needs, with or without a snarky derision. I have been guilty of this one, both with and without snark.
3) One of these you are reading now, a deconstruction of the question.

I will add, then, a list of things I would never want to be without:
1) The internet. I love it.
2) My friends.
3) My tablet. I bought it for school and it's one of the best investments I've ever made.
4) My desktop. Big, meaty, and home-brewed.
5) My bike. 150cc, well worn, cheap as dirt, and absolutely vital in Orlando.
I spend a lot of time thinking about
I think it's fair to say that you think about what you converse about. I could say physics, philosophy, programming, and scientific advancement. While I do think, and talk, about those things frequently, it's usually in the larger context of conversations had while playing games. I find that I get the most philosophical, conversationally or otherwise, is also when I am immersed in some other form of media that doesn't require me to read or listen for interaction.
On a typical Friday night I am
My Pathfinder group meets up on Fridays, so I'm usually doing that for most of the day, and into the next.
The rest of the week is a different story. I've been trying to get out more and socoalize. There's this coffee shop/hookah bar near campus with a great atmosphere, and live entertainment in the evenings. It's artsy, but not hipsterish. I like it and most of the people there that I have talked to there have been really cool. That's where you are likely to find me when I am not home.
The most private thing I’m willing to admit
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I was a horrible, unthinking child, and I regret about 80% of my life before I turned 20.
That said, I'd like to think I grew out of it.
You should message me if
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You want to hang out, go out, chill out, or get your game on.
That said, the only games I'm interested in playing require a controller, a computer, cards, or dice. Unless it comes in a box, those are cool too. I have no beef with diceless cardless board games. Some of my best friends are diceless cardless board games.