Well, to start off with the stereotypes:​ I study Science Journalism (physics minor) and I webmaster for money. Guess sounds like I'm quite a geek... well yeah, that's probably true. ^^
But I'm also a very open-minded person and my interests are widely spread (including photography,​ hiking, working out, comedy, music and computer games). I'm good for profound conversation​ as well as just fooling around, and both is actually very important to me. ;)

Next spring/summe​r I'd like to spend some time in New York City, interning in the field of media, translation or publishing. I already have some places I'm applying to, but I'm thankful for more suggestions.​ Also of course I already want to know some cool people from over there!

English native speakers, preferably from around NYC.
Sorry to all people from other locations and everyone just writing "Hey, how are you?" on my wall - I bet you're really nice, but I will most likely not reply. :)

I'm already pretty good at English. So I'm only interested in native speakers. As for German... well I study Journalism, so I should better know my own language well. ^^

I'm really into music (so if you care to exchange some files just ask). My other interests, as said above, include photography​, the outdoors, animals, philosophy, movies, stand-up comedy, computer games here and there, some programming/​webmastering​... well you'll see that it's really easy to get me interested in about anything.

Poets of the Fall, Placebo, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Green Day, Hoobastank, Billy Talent, Simple Plan, Goldfinger, Ärtze, Silbermond, Jan Delay... actually country and death metal are about the only things I don't listen to.

Comedy of all kind, Studio Ghibli productions,​ Pixar movies, Matrix, Bowling for Columbine, Supersize Me, Cloverfield.​..

Mythbusters,​ South Park, Futurama, House, some SciFi and Anime if it's good... to be honest I'm more of a zapper.

Heaven save us from apprehension​. It takes power out of our wrath, dignity out of our hatred, desire out of our vengeance and bliss from our memories. (Arthur Schnitzler)

Lord, give me patience... Now! (unknown)