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Sean

I am here for Dating, Serious Relationships, Friends and Networking

About Me

"Male Homo sapiens desires company of female Homo sapiens for mutual talk and grooming behaviors, possibe mating. Must be happy, run fast.",

As the above suggests, I am in fact a primate (a not-quite-so naked ape).Don't be scared off by the picture. I clean up pretty well.

My Interests

Baseball (Mariners, Yankees when they lose), losing money at cards, beer (just now getting a sense of what's available in New England- suggestions?) and whiskey (Powers, Fighting Cock), travel, philosophy and television, math, reading science fiction and occasionally something more 'respectable,' plus some other nerdy stuff. Beers and nostalgia with college/H.S. buddies when I'm home.

Now doing my best to look cool, all the time. Success, so far, has been limited.

I'd like to meet:

Anytime: Always interested in re-meeting people I've lost touch with. I'm beginning to think that's the best use for this whole myspace thing, really. But send me a real message with friend request, and I promise I'll do the same!

Music:

How spiffy is last.fm? I'll show, not tell: Songs Just Now:
Artists Lately:
Artists Generally:

Movies:

Casino, Goodfellas, anything by Kevin Smith, Bull Durham, Changing Lanes, anything with meteors. Office Space. Various Ferell/Stiller/Vaughn/Wilson comedires,

Lost in Translation, plus Garden State, Napoleon Dynamite, the strip club scene in Closer (and not for lascivious reasons, I swear).Anything by Wes Anderson, but especially Tannenbaums and Aquatic

Television:

Some sitcoms (scrubs, ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT, if that's a sitcom). Sopranos, OC, Conan, Daily Show, Chapelle, Simpsons, Futurama, Family Guy. Entourage, and, for a final geeky touch on the list, the new Battlestar Galactica (dark, gritty sci-fi... is this really on TV?). Deadwood.

Books:

Good, thoughtful science fiction: Kim Stanley Robinson 'Three Californias', U Leguin "The Dispossessed" and that other one, about hermaphrodites (Can't remember the title). Tolkien, V Vinge "A Fire upon the Deep," lots of others. Oscar Wilde.Also some Philip Roth, Neil Gaiman.Classics: Vonnegut, Hemingway, Hunter S, would like to read more Faulkner and Pynchon.Also lots of academic-type stuff, but I have to read that, so I won't count it here.