Everyone seems to know what their type is. some, down to the activities they want someone to be into. It doesn't make sense to me but I'm probably just as lost about this as they are. I'm unique... I guess. I have no idea what qualities I'll end up liking. If I like spending time with someone and they like spending time with me.... Apart from major differences like religion(only if you're a religious nut) and maybe politics(only if, you think, you're some political expert), I don't care if she has red hair, no hair, if she's a hippie, if she's uptight, or even if she likes Rascall Flats. Conversation is key. You gotta be able to hold a conversation. Our words will never die, when everything else has faded, at least we'll have our words.
Some things about me:
- I don't like celery(even with peanut butter)or Rascall Flats.
- I like most movies, especially the old ones(the Audrey Hepburn/Humphrey Bogart days) but I don't like gore films (Saw, Hostel)... no character development.
- I think sarcasm is great, and people who use it are even better.
- I'm honest. People who don't know me, don't get it, and people who do, like friends and family, rely on it.
- I won't, if I care about someone, end a disagreement by walking away. I'll see it your way, you'll see it my way, or we'll agree to disagree. Have you ever seen a movie where the two love interests get in a fight and someone walks away, and you think "why did he/she just tell them..."?
- I'm know a lot of useful facts... and I know, way more, useless ones.
- I'm never really bored, I can find the good and/or the fun in anything.

In short, I'm just a fun-loving, laid back guy, looking for a partner in crime who doesn't take themselves, or life, too serious.

Whatever's clever. Any place that eases the tension. A comedy club, maybe. There wouldn't be much talking during the show but after, everyone is in a jovial mood. Good for conversation.