I am a single-Daddy​ fromTampa, Florida. I am currently a bartender for a nightclub in Tampa. I am not familiar with any other languages besides English (Americans are lazy by national standards). I am interested in meeting new friends from across the globe. I wish to extend my knowledge of people, their places and cultures beyond my physical reach.

I am a laid-back so, I just ask that you be yourself.

Soccer (or as alot of you would say Fútbol), Boxing and my greatest passion (besidesmy son...and music) is surfing. I grew up in Hawaii so, the ocean is my tranquility.​ Also, I front a band. Just 4 dudes hangin' out. We do originals for the most part but, we perform a few covers to keep the crowd involved..."Once"​ by Pearl Jam; "Far Behind"​ by Candlebox...​a couple more!!

Ecclecticism​ is merely an affliction of acquired tastes...as I profer this, my palates cup runneth over in rampancy. I am an afficiando of sorts where music is concerned. I love all genres and many artists'. The greatest (to me) of all time would be The Cure.

Greatest flick, hands-down, of all time: "Dazed & Confused"​. A novel idea of teen rebellion and cannabisism,​ er, pot-smoking.​ QUICK NOTE: you may notice a trend in my liberal use of the literary accentuals "ism"​ and/or "esque"​. I do this solely based on the belief that it makes me appear smarter. Ahem!, I also periodically​ make up words, so if you run across a word you've never seen and can't find a definition for it?, well, I probably made it up. In which case you should revert to cannabisism for a higher understandin​g.

Television is not my forte. I will admit, however, to watching televicion en Espanol. I took Spanish 101 in high school but, because of my Subwayesque motto of (no, not "Eat Fresh")​ "Fresh Baked Daily" cannabisism,​ I only retained about Spanish 46 or 47. Anyways, lack of understandab​ility allows me to create my own genre and/or plot.

Hmmmm!!! I am a fanatical reader of gluttinous proportions.​ I tend to lean more towards the art of said master as opposed to, the master of said art. Yet in this case it is more comprehensiv​e to attribute authors'. In keeping with that philosophy, I enjoy a wide plethora of works through Baldacci, Iles, Follett, Barker, Hiassein, Dorsey, Brown, Hemingway, Sheldon, Scotoline...​who am I kidding?, too many Masters'of too many Works', so let's just go with "I love to read!".​

"All I need are some cool waves,  hot babes and some tasty buds" Jeff Spicolli in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High