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About Me

MyGen Profile GeneratorThere's blood in my coffee...After an old friend astutely pointed out that I'm not 30, I thought it was time for a change. So here it is, my first serious attempt at a myspace profile, cheesy as I still think it is.Work hard, play hard! When not in the home stretch of my crap job, I sing in a punkish band (www.myspace.com/bulllee), I dance in a multimedia performance group (www.dmtlabs.com), I'm a fire dancer, and will be an MBA candidate this coming spring. I used to paint and don't anymore, I have neither the room nor the time, and once I finally told myself, "You're not an artist", everything up to that point made perfect sense. I used to ride BMX and don't anymore. LA's a terrible place to ride, and I sucked anyway. I miss that, I miss NYC like there's no tommorrow. If I could take my life in LA and transplant that into NYC, that would be perfect. But I like being discontent and uncomfortable, as it spurs me to pursue what I really want, so in that respect, LA's not so bad, but it's just bad enough.

My Interests

Entreprenuerial business models, charts and statistics, fire dancing, bellydancing, dancing in general, random themed costumed events, Capture the Flag, random acts of absurdity, intentional awkwardness, performing, and general foppishness.

I'd like to meet:

Your mom's kitchen sink.Look! An interview with my band, Bull Lee! It's Hi-La-RI-OUS! Brought to you by the venerable Mr. Ernie!

Music:

All things Nick Cave, Faith No More, Violent Femmes, Mindless Self Indulgence, Urge Overkill, Green Jelly, Lynyrd Skynyrd (I can't help it), Ute Lemper, Scissor Sisters, and Richard Cheese and Lounge Against the Machine

Movies:

Death Race 2000, the Mad Max Trilogy, The Proposition (thank you, Nick Cave), Requiem for a Dream, Flash Gordon (only for the costumes), Rocky Horror, and The Warriors.

Television:

Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Family Guy, Flavor of Love (Flava Flav should narrate everyone's lives), and Project Runway.

Books:

All things Jim Thompson, Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury, true crime, and research books on the psychology of violent women.

Heroes:

Influences? Mike Patton, Nick Cave, and everyone who's so into what they love, they become dorks about it.

My Blog

Montana

The c..t..es passed one by one, so much so that .. don't remember a few states. ..'ve dr..ven the w..dth of Montana but all .. saw of ..t was a moose the s..ze of my car s..tt..ng ..n the m..ddle of t...
Posted by Trisha on Sat, 21 Jul 2007 10:07:00 PST

Matter Is Mind, But Not YOUR MInd

Your reality box-the confining boundaries you create within your beliefs and assumptions. Your hideous godless universe or your hideous god. You are drawn to a way out. It may manifest as a fascinatio...
Posted by Trisha on Sat, 05 May 2007 06:48:00 PST

This One's For the Alchemy, That One's For the Poor

He sat beside me, a brooding man. Low darkened eyes, a pale blue light glinting out beneath; jaw set to the shadows creating danger in his face. Looking much like other solitary sullen brooding men, a...
Posted by Trisha on Sat, 05 May 2007 06:44:00 PST

Go On, Now. Go.

"Go talk to him. He'll tell you the saddest story you've ever heard. A story about you. The tears will come from the deepest well inside you and when they fall over your face you will taste parts of t...
Posted by Trisha on Sat, 05 May 2007 06:39:00 PST

And Now, A Bedtime Story

Once upon a time, there were two billion and a half bastards who lived in a jungle, which weighed approximately six sextillion, four hundred and fifty quintillion short tons. Though they were all brot...
Posted by Trisha on Sat, 05 May 2007 06:38:00 PST

In No Shape to Write My Paper. In Shape to Post a Blog!!!

To preface: I have to write a reflection paper about a presentation I attended for Accounting class, of all things. I went to see Nobel Laureate, author, and holocost survivor Elie Weisel speak about ...
Posted by Trisha on Thu, 08 Feb 2007 11:35:00 PST