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About Me

I'm not be your good looking hunk, just an average ordinary guy who does things extraordinarily. Intelligent (at least I try to project it!), good conversation, broad experience in lotsa lotsa stuff. Have had someone say I'm 'well-read and well hung', but that's something to verify for yourself. :-) sentimental and very romantic. lucky those who I baby coz I can really smother you with loving!! No commitments for now, just wanna have good fun without hurting anyone.

My Interests

martial arts, aikido, visual arts, classical art, paintings, Baldemor, Malang, Legaspi, read most anything and everything.Strategy, thinking , shooting the wind just talking

I'd like to meet:

I'd like to meet up with women who value good conversation and good sense in a man. Not your hip-hopping kind, but I can dance mean on the floor. I appreciate women with passion in what they do. I like women with a sense of direction for their lives, or if not at least know that they are looking.Guys are welcome, but when it comes to guys, its generally shoptalk with me.

Music:

jazz, fusion, classical jazz, strings, country rock, love Mozart, Haydn and Chopin

Movies:

Hero, Last Samurai, Lord of the Rings, Crouching Tiger, Somewhere in Time (my all time favorite, just a hopeless romantic!!), Shogun, Spiderman2, Matrix, Star Wars, Star Trek, Back to the Future

Television:

spongebob!! the wild thornberries!! cartoons!! hey life's hard enough!! hahaha need a good laugh everyday.

Books:

the little prince, art of war, book of 5 rings, hagakure, hope for the flowers, lord of the rings

Heroes:

Warren Buffet, Saigo Takamori, Katsumoto, Nameless

My Blog

for those who ask ... what is a tanuki?

What is a tanuki? The Tanuki is often confused with the badger and or the racoon. It is neither -- it is an atypical species of dog that can grow up to 60 cm. in length, with distinctive stripes o...
Posted by tanuki on Mon, 01 Jan 1900 12:00:00 PST

... but what then, Señor?

An American businessman was at the pier of a small coastal Mexican village when a small boat with just one fisherman docked. Inside the small boat were several large yellowfin tuna. The American compl...
Posted by tanuki on Mon, 01 Jan 1900 12:00:00 PST