I like dance of all kinds. I took ballet for a long time as a kid. Currently, taking bellydance. The difference is the injuries. It can get hard to explain why I think I sprained my left hip. I also like bad opera, good wine, all sorts of vintage froufrou. Oh, and I like any random thing that can hold my attention for more than ten minutes. I love the adrenaline rush I get when I get hyper-focused on something new.
..This profile was edited with Thomas' myspace editor™
Elmo's Past as a Transvestite CrackwhoreYou're sick, you're annoying, and you're a bad
influence on the other muppets. Go away! And
stop trying to be the new Grover.
Which Sesame Street Muppet's Dark Secret Are You?
brought to you by Quizilla
You can be a little weird, but try not to be weird weird. To enter my closest circle, you must first pass the spelling test.
My "friends" on here consist of about 20 people that I actually know and talk to, countless numbers of people that I met at some party and later added me, and a lot of random voyeurs. I hope you're having fun, voyeurs.
And, please don't take this top friends thing too seriously. I wanted to avoid it completely, since I won't rank my friends, but myspace wouldn't let me leave it blank. So, people are there either because I write to them on here often or they wanted to be. But, don't worry. You're all still special snowflakes.
I like some of just about everything but country. No one has ever been able to sell me on country.
..
music video code by ..
inxs - mystify
Belle de Jour, Gilda, The Pillow Book, Before Sunrise, Say Anything, Original Sin...But, I don't mean to make myself sound too highbrow. I also like chickflicks if they're actually funny. And, I love cheesy horror movies.
The Daily Show, various others on Comedy Central, Sex and the City, Desperate Housewives
Madame Bovary - Gustave Flaubert , A Spy in the House of Love - Anais Nin, Memories Dreams Reflections - Carl Jung, Memoirs of a Geisha - Arthur Golden, Wuthering Heights - Emily Bronte, and of course, my namesake story which is by Colette
Dorothy Parker
E. Jean Carroll