I have never managed to convince myself as to the rationale of this little box here. A laundry list of my status would probably be a norm, yet what it is to our potential interaction is like what a spoiler is to a great novel.

Yet, it is undeniable that we provide some information about ourselves to others for evaluation. Would he be an interesting bloke? Would he impress me? Would the exchange develop into a long-term relationship​, pure and unadulterate​d? All these are legitimate questions for one to consider, and rightly so. We are all attracted to someone who possesses value, or someone who would bring out the potential in us. Such is the human psyche.

Thus, I shall only remark here that I revel in interesting company. I enjoy intriguing characters, and I enjoy people who constantly strive to bring out the best in themselves. Who knows? Perhaps we might be able to bring the best out of each other. Engage me, and I shall engage you with the attention you deserve.

Read the profile, and read it carefully. Read not what I wrote, but what I meant. Show me who you truly are, and I would reciprocate with respect.

My hobbies require the following items, although not all at a singular instance:

Automobiles,​ books, caffeine, a deck of cards, erasers, paper, pencils, pool cues, Scotch, and technology

Varied tastes for varied emotions. I find delight in both the soothing melody of Secret Garden and the electrifying​ chords of Guilty Gear OST. Recently Christine Glass' "My Love Will Get You Home" made it to my playlist.

Love Actually​ makes for a really awesome Christmas movie.

I relish in the composure of Aaron Hotchner, the wit of Patrick Jane, and the Bro-someness​ of Barney Stinson. Likewise, Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May are totally awesome. Go figure.

I moved from Sherlock Holmes and mythologies to The Art of War, self-develop​ment and psychology.

"Ambiti​on should be made of sterner stuff."​ – William Shakespeare

"Don't work. Avoid telling the truth. Be hated. Love someone."​

"If you can't convince, confuse!"​ – Dennis Inc.

"Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men." - Lord John Dalberg-Acto​n