 General Info
| I Am Here For: |
For a New Experience, To Explore My Sexuality, To Meet People |
| Marital Status: |
In a Relationship |
| Children: |
Have children |
| Education: |
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| Occupation: |
IT |
| Body Type: |
Average |
| Height: |
6' 2" |
| Ethnicity: |
White / Caucasian |
| Languages: |
English, Swedish |
My Web Gifts
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UrbaneSpaceman's Scoop
About me:
A tall Englishman working his way through several countries over the last few years - now if only I could decide where to settle ...
Who I'd like to meet:
This is the "dinner party" question isn't it ... ;-) Well if time, space, death and actual existence are no barrier then:
Richard Feynman, Socrates, Aristotle, Odin, Einstein (yes, I know that's on everybody's list !!), Umberto Eco, Kurt Vonnegut, Tolkien, John Lennon, Robert Johnson. I'm sure there's plenty more I could think of later ;-)
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More About UrbaneSpaceman
My Other Profile/Website Links:
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Interests:
Music (listening to and playing), sports (golf, tennis, skiing, pretty much anything - as long as I can play and not just watch. I'm not a sports fan in that respect), reading, writing, painting & sketching, travel.
But I'll give most things a go at least once ;-)
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Music:
A bit of everything: rock (soft, metal and progressive), folk, country (but not too much), jazz (but not modern experimental - the old silky smooth type), classical.
Just don't ask me to watch "top of the pops" !!!
Movies:
I'm a bit of a film fan so I'll watch pretty much anything, even if it is trash (although if it's trash it has better be real B-movie trash, not just bad hollywood). At the time of writing the last film I watched was Code46 and the next one is likely to be the new Superman.
Books:
Yes, lots of them. I'm a voracious reader and it probably doesn't really matter what. In no particular order I enjoy fiction & classic literature, philosophy, sociology, various popular science topics and plenty more. Favourite book of all time is Umberto Eco's "Focault's Pendulum".
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