I think I agree with Kev. I am fairly religious, but religion is personal to me. I don't beat people over the head with it nor do I believe, just because it is the majority, it should be forced upon others (for that matter, the minority). Just my .02
I am not sure you can tell if someone is sophisticated by their facial expressions, but sophistication is a mixed bag here in So Cal, where the price of everything is known but not necessarily the value.
Then again, maybe the shirtless and butt shots are trying to tell us something.
<Slurping coffee> I am not fearful of someone smarter or more intelligent than myself - if I were, I'd probably never date again However, common sense is probably a biggie - that, methinks, needs to be at least equal.
Since last June I think, with a recent brief sabbatical. I tried not to come back. I could not help myself. CS was calling me. Hey, I'm not addicted or anything
I'm Robert, currently living in (but not from) a strange little country called Southern California (although I'm in the middle of nowhere right now for work - might get a little behind on some of these threads)
1. What time is it?: 6:46 PM 2. Your name: Robert 3. Nickname: Gearhead 4. Piercing: Sounds painful 5. What is the most recent movie you've seen: I have not been to a movie in about a year. Can't remember. 6. Eye colour: Brown 7. Place of birth: Detroit. Don't be afraid. 8. Favourite foods: Meat and potatoes kind of guy. 9. Ever been to Africa?: Nope. 10. Ever been toilet papering?: Last night. 11. Love someone so much it made you cry: Yes. 12. Been in a car accident: Was a passenger in a car that rolled five times - got a bruised pinky. A blessing, to be sure. 13.Croutons or bacon bits: Bacon! 14. Favourite day of the week: Sunday. 15. Favourite restaurant: Little greasy spoon right up the street. 16. Favourite Flower: Uh....yeah. 17. Favourite sport to watch: Football. 18. Favourite drink: Coffee. 19. Favourite ice cream: Klondike bars. 20. Disney or Warner Brothers: Can I have the Speed Channel? 21. Favourite fast food restaurant: Jack-in-the-Box 22. What colour is your bedroom carpet: Gray/ 23. How many times did you fail your driver's test: Never. 24. Before this one, from whom did you get your last email: Work. 25. Which store would you choose to Max out your credit card: Pep Boys or Sears. 26. What do you do most often when you are bored?: Work in the garage 27. Bedtime: 10:00 or so. 28. Who will respond to this e-mail the quickest?. Hmmmm. 29. What the hell happened to 29? See above. 30. Who are you the most curious about their responses Questionnaire? No can say. 31. Favourite TV shows? Anything on History or Discovery Channel. Yes, I'm boring. 32. Last person you had dinner with? Oddly, my ex. 33. Ford or Chevy: I guess Ford since I work for Mazda. 34. What are you listening to right now: ABC News. 35. What is your favourite colour: Probably blue. 36. How many tattoos do you have? None. 37. How many pets do you have? One deranged cat. It keeps biting holes in the shower curtain? What the hell is that? 38. Which came first: The egg, of course.
1. What is the first thing you notice about someone? Eyes.
2. Do you kiss on the first date? That's up to her.
3. How far is too far apart to date someone? Not entirely sure on that one.
4. would you consider relocating for the right person?
5. How long did your longest relationship last? About 2 years.
6. How long have you been single? Almost a year.
7. How many times have you been married? What's married?
8. Do you have children? If yes, what are their ages? I don't know who or where they are (bad joke). No, I don't have children.
9. What would be the perfect date? My date would grease the splines on my '74 BMW R75/6. It's a big job and I'm not looking forward to it.
10. If age difference matters to you, what is the biggest age difference you would consider in a potential partner? ____ yrs. (older or younger). I'm seeking a 90-year-old billionaire. Wait, that's another bad joke. Age does not matter to me much.
I do almost all my own work, and I swear my second career at the office is looking at/diagnosing associate's vehicles. Back in Michigan, a good friend of mine set up shop less than two miles from the office (we were in auto shop together back in school). He was as honest as can be so making referrals was easy. Of course, driving to Michigan is not very convenient, but what I would recommend is checking with friends and family - honest mechanics/shop owners make happy customers, and word-of-mouth is their bread-and-butter.
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However, common sense is probably a biggie - that, methinks, needs to be at least equal.
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