Drawing, Law, painting old negro pirates, my cats, confusing folks with complicated legal jargon, playing the "spit milk in sink game" which I will explain to anyone who asks, hats, antique clothes, socks and scarfs, riding horses, political arguments (sometimes), yoga (I was on a yoga tv show...how silly), parking garages with more than three stories, poppies, and of course my dear Malcolm McDowell who I still maintain is the sexiest man alive.
You scored as Anarchism.
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Myself from the future, a flying grey cat, some banjo toting inbreds of course, people who fancy Beethoven and other good music (ie, the Libertines). A certain president so I can slap him in the face and spit on him, an Egyptian God, a Roman Emperor and maybe Tom Selleck. I'd basically like to meet people who have stuph in common with me, or someone I could argue with since I'm studying to become a lawyer. It would be exciting to meet someone that could humble me and the stubborn opinions I carry. I honestly would be happy to meet just about anyone. Drop me a line....
Ludwig Van Beethoven (1770 -
1827)
Growing up, Beethoven endured
mental/physical abuse by his demanding and
alcoholic father who pushed him to become a
musician in order to augment the family income.
In 1795, Beethoven became publicly known as a
rising and brilliant composer. But in 1801, his
confidence began to disappear as his hearing
slowly deteriorated, and in 1818 became
completely deaf. He sank into depression and
paranoia, and was viewed as an eccentric by
others. Though musical tastes had changed in
the 19th century (people then preferred light
rossini operas), Beethoven's genius as a
composer was still known and respected.
Beethoven died in early 1827 during a
thunderstorm. Sources say that Beethoven rose
up and lifted his right fist as thunder lighted
his room, and soon after, sank into eternal
sleep. His funeral was attended by around
30,000 people.
Which Classical Music Composer Are You?
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Beethoven, Velvet Underground, Leonard Cohen - of course, The Libertines, BabyShambles, Radiohead, The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Bessie Smith, The Stiffs, Spect-1, Underground Profits, Nirvana, Slayer, Simon and Garfunkle, Television, David Bowie, White Stripes, The Strokes, Crazy Mariatchi music when I'm drunk, The Big Band station KCEA (music and memories), The Hollies, Dandy Warhols, Donovan, The Kinks, Portishead, Jimi Hendrix, The Buzzcocks, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, Blind Melon, Bennie Goodman, Kitty Kalin, Jimmy Dorsey, Kay Star, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, Mars Volta, Guided By Voices, Hot Snake, Gene Kelly, The Shirelles, The Ronettes, 5678's, Les Miserables, Janes Addiction, Harry Nilsson, Beck, Magnetic Fields, Blonde Redhead, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Blondie, The Who, Belle and Sebastion, The songs my cats sing by purring (they're quite good you know..). I could go on, but I'd like to finish the rest of my profile.
Gone With the Wind, Secret of NIMH, Oh Lucky Man, If...., Brittania Hospital, Caligula, Clockwork Orange (you get the point, anything with my Malcolm in it, or anything directed by Lindsay Anderson), Eyes Wide Shut, 2001, 1984, Battle Royale, The Point, City of God, American Pop, Spirited Away, cheesy Lifetime movies, Golden Girls in Space...I wish, Cat People, LadyKillers, Triplets of Bellville, The Last Unicorn, Kill Bill, The Pride, Midnight Cowboy
I'm Alex de Large from A Clockwork Orange. I'm
quite fond of the Ultraviolence and I'm not
afraid to use it...
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Golden Girls, Futurama, The Simpsons, Twilight Zone, Leave it to Beaver, The Wuzzles, Kung Fu, Family Guy
Gone With the Wind, Clockwork Orange (I read this before I saw the movie, it's a great book, Anthony Burgess ROCKS!!)), 1984, Kurt Vonnegut books...yes, all of them, Mr. Burroughs...oh yeah, especially Junky and Nova Express, Catch-22, Wind Up Bird Chronicles, Come As You Are, Archie comics, Memoirs of a Geisha, Goodnight Moon, Reference Books, Law Dictionaries, Hunter Thompson Books (Fear & Loathing and Screwjack are among the favorites). Right now I'm reading a book I found in my boss's office called "What would Machiavelli Do?" - although I don't believe in the ways of Machiavelli, I find this book very interesting.
Hooligan Bear
Which Dysfunctional Care Bear Are You?
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Doodsirama, Moily-Joiner, Beethoven, Scarlett O'Hara, Stanley Kubrick, Lindsay Anderson, Tom Selleck, The Libertines, R. Crumb, Robert Stack, Tom, Ziggy and Basil, Trayce, music and art.
You are Marxism. According to Encyclopedia
Britannica Online,Marx claimed that: "In
the social production that men carry on, they
enter into definite relations that are
indispensable and independent of their will,
relations of production which correspond to a
definite stage of development of their material
forces of production. The sum total of these
relations of production constitutes the
economic structure of society, the real
foundation, on which rises a legal and
political superstructure, and to which
correspond definite forms of social
consciousness. The mode of production in
material life determines the general character
of the social, political, and intellectual
processes of life. It is not the consciousness
of men which determines their existence; it is
on the contrary their social existence which
determines their consciousness."
Which school of critical thought are you?
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