"Take a gamble with your heart...You'll be glad you placed that bet." (Extra points if you know the artist and title :)

I used to be an architect but now I work for a video game company in the Atlanta area and specialize in concept art and level design. I love what I do and have a great group of friends and a family that supports me; now I'm just keeping an eye out for someone special to spend time with and to see what the future holds.

A little about me: I play ice hockey and like big dogs; my family breeds and trains labs (sorry, allergic to cats). I want to take the time to get to know someone before all else. I like kids but I'm only focused on meeting the right person at the moment. I'm not looking for drama but someone mature that's not afraid to go out and live it up every now and then. Must be spontaneous and must love to dance! :)

I'm not that guy that goes to the gym or to bars to hit on women. Not Brad Pitt but more like George Clooney; with a little Tyler Durden attitude. I do like to workout and stay healthy; if you want to receive then you gotta give. I play/create video games, work out, play hockey and laugh with my friends...I have fun. Oh and if you think costume or themed parties are too "immature" or below you then we're probably not a good match. Hope that you can play along with a good joke or atleast improvise. Open to meeting someone nice and seeing where it leads...of course, a great smile and sense of humor never hurts either! If you are interested, I'll tell you more about myself. Cheers.

Leave your "representative" at the door. ;) Let's just have coffee or drinks and then maybe something really cool, special or memorable for a first date. I don't want to be at a Thrashers game or concert and realize 5 minutes into the first date that we're not compatible - trust me on that! One word: "awkward." Plus, if you're worried about having to impress someone on the first date then you probably shouldn't be with them. :P

Anything spontaneous is always great but something other than the usual boring first "meet & greets." Keep it short and simple, just be ourselves and see where the cards fall...