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Doubleohseven
101, London
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Married,
Athletic body
6'0'' (183cm) or above
Looking for:
See how it goes
Caucasian/White, Non-Smoker, Light / Social Drinker
Occupation:
Executive
Education:
Graduate/Masters Degree
Eye Colour:
Hazel
Hair Colour:
White / Grey
Religion:
Church of England
Looking for Female between the ages of 45 and 49
Star Sign:
Taurus
Last Active: Within 24 Hours
About Me:
Like 007, I have a secret life (well, technically I no longer do - which is why I am back here) and have been variously described as entertaining, charismatic, well-travelled, multilingual, sophisticated and very down to earth (but to my enemies, I am just an a**hole). Like him, I work hard to maintain a certain physique du role. If you cared about such things, I would say that below the neck I am in as good a shape as Daniel Craig.
And that's where the similarities end.
Unlike 007, I am passionate and tactile. I don't drive an Aston, because I like a car that doesn't break down all the time. And - importantly - my past lover didn't end up dead.
Ideal Partner:
The last time I was on this site, most of my dates left me indifferent. A few left me (badly) shaken. Only one left me stirred. And what followed was a truly memorable adventure.
Like 007, I prefer ladies who keep in shape, whether athletic, slim, or "curvaceous" in the old sense of the word. Personality? Ideally you are a self-reliant professional, witty, smart, sophisticated and a joy to talk and listen to over dinner or in bed.
Conversely, I am not fond of window shoppers, mind game players, sugar-daddy hunters, and similar IE life forms.
If your profile is written by the IE bot, or you require seeing my picture before you even string an interesting sentence together, we are unlikely to be a match.
I know you exist, Moneypenny. Come find me. The name is Bond.
Other Interests:
Travel / Sightseeing
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