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Which Nightmare Before Christmas Character are you?
You're Jack! "I am the Pumpkin King!" and yes you are. Although you have the fame and fortune, you are not happy. You go and try to find yourself but in cost of Christmas. In the end everything is peachy keen and we still love you.
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Join| Make A Quiz | More Quizzes | Grab CodeHere's an old poll I grabbed from somewhere.....1. Name: Cody k
2. Birthplace: Denver, Colorado
3. School: Many. Up through my third year of college. I'm hoping
to finish someday...
4. Watch TV or read?: Read. No question.
5. Favorite salad dressing: Garlic French,
although I have developed a new appreciation for the simple,
yet elegant Caesar Salad.
6. What kind of Shampoo do you use? Um, I'd have to check. It's a
purple bottle.
7. When was the last time you laughed really hard?
As a Goth, I am prohibited from answering that question....*grin*.
8. Favorite color: Purple, deep, bold and royal.
9. Best friends: Amoreena, Andy, Phil, Kate, Beth, Lisa....the list goes
on and on...
10. One pillow or two: Two. The bigger and fluffier the better.
(Nudge nudge wink wink)
11. Favorite Sexual Position: To paraphrase the commercial, you
can't choose just one.....
12. Pets: None at the moment, but I've owned snakes, cats, dogs,
mice, ferrets, fish..I really would like another cat, and a
ferret.
13. Favorite movies: See below for the short list.
14. Favorite types of music: Industrial. I also like Goth, Classical,
Classic Rock, Jazz, Blues, Folk, Heavy Metal, some R&B, some Hip-Hop, and
even a little country. Again, see below for the short list.
15. Hobbies: Painting, writing (poetry that I rarely let anyone see
and short stories I never finish..), surfing the web way too damn
much, being lazy, watching movies with friends.
16. Dream Car: Call me boring, but I really like Saturns.
I have a 3-door coupe, and I loooooove it. Of course, I wouldn't mind at
all if a DeLorean or a Lamborghini showed up in my parking space....it has to be a stick, though.
17. Be serious or be funny?: Serious? Why would I want to do that?
18. Where do you like your lover to touch you? Duh....anywhere she
damn well pleases.
19. Toothpaste: Whatever is on sale. I'm not picky. I'm a guy.
20. Favorite food: Anything Italian or cooked by my mother.
21. Most romantic things that ever happened to you: Any time anyone
goes even the slightest bit out of their way to do something they
know will make me happy, that's Romance. With a capital R.
22. What's on your mind most of the time? Sex, duh. (I'm leaving
exactly what the person before me said intact. It fits.)
23. Favorite billboard? Stupid question, but it just so happens I
saw one a while back that was kind of cool. It was for some car, and it
said "Half valedictorian, half prom queen." I liked how much they
expressed in five words.
24. What song do you have stuck in your head? The voices drown them out.
25. What do you do in your free time: See question ..15.it's the
same question.
26. What's your bedtime: Whenever I can no longer stay vertical.
27. If you could lick something off another person, what would it be?
Doesn't matter. Maybe chocolate.
28. Favorite song: Right now, "Who Killed Mr. Moonlight" by Bauhaus.
Ask me again in ten minutes for a different answer....
29. Favorite website: www.startrek.com, I guess. I hear there are
some good porn sites on the Internet, but I have yet to find any...
they must be hiding them pretty well.
30. Favorite subject in school: English, or History. Maybe Art.
I didn't like subjects so much as teachers. I love Physics, but all
my Physics professors sucked. I hated History until I had a
phenomenal History professor.
31. Okay, there's no question 31 either.
32. Favorite sport to watch: I'll pass on that question. I don't
like sports much. The Olympics are kind of cool. I always wanted
to be an Olympic swimmer.
33. Most memorable moment : Probably when an ex- of mine (Kate)
made me...um....melt, during a particularly nice sexual encounter. I
was unable to move, it was that powerful an experience.
34. Are you a romantic person? Absolutely. Not every moment, but I
do get some great inspirations from time to time. Now, if only I
had someone to be romantic with....
35. Favorite holiday: Beltane, or Samhain (Halloween).
36. What kind of work do you do: the kind that keeps a roof over my head, food on the table, and new DVDs and CDs in my players.
Remember, job satisfaction is akin to stealing from your company.
If you're going to enjoy it, they should start charging admission....
37. How many kids do you want? Less than 50.
38. Where do you see yourself in 5 years? Finally living up to my potential....
39. When was the last time you cried? Watching the end of the British miniseries "Casanova". Powerful stuff. The last time I really, *really* cried? When I moved away from home. It was time to move out on my own, but it still hurt.
40. What's your favorite season? Spring, when everything comes back
to life.
41. Pierce your nose or tongue: Neither, most likely. Nipple,
maybe.....
42. What is your hidden talent: I can use my teeth to open beer
bottles.
43. Single or taken?: Still, as I say, the questing Knight...
44. Simple or complicated: Nice and simple. Life tends not to
agree with me, but I'm standing firm.
45. Law or anarchy: Law.
46. Favorite Flowers?: All flowers are extensions of the Goddess,
and inherently beautiful.
47. Gray or grey?: Grey. It's more gentile, which is to say it sounds
snottier.
48. Read or write?: Both.
49. Color or black-and-white photos: Black and White is a beautiful
medium, but it is too-often abused. Particularly to try and create
an "automatic Goth" mood. Then it's tacky.
50. Sunrise or sunset?: Sunset, particularly over the mountains,
as viewed from my bedroom window. Anyone want to come over and let
me show them?
51. Rap or rock?: Mostly Rock, but there is a time for
everything.
52. Stay up late or wake up late? Stay up late.
53. More romantic: Bath or shower?: Bath, no contest. Showers are
more fun to watch, though.
54. Is it pop or soda?: Soda. As in "I soda-ed the balloon."
55. Leather purse or knit purse? I don't carry a purse, but I like
leather..*evil grin*
56. Eat an apple or an orange?: Either, both.
57. What came first the chicken or the egg?: I have a very funny
cartoon of a chicken lying in bed with an egg, smoking a cigarette
and saying "Well, I guess that answers that question!"
58. Wet Seal or Contempo?: Huh?
59. Light or dark nail polish?: None for me, thanks. I have to
drive.
60. Tall or short girls/guys?: All girls are beautiful in some way.
I guess if I had to give a preference, I'd say tall.
61. Emerald or ruby? Does it matter?
62. Making love or having sex? Depends on time, place, partner,
location....
63. Also missing...I'll fill these in myself later.....
64. 10 Acquaintances or 1 best friend? Ten acquaintances.
65. Vanilla or chocolate ice cream?: Chocolate.
66. Leonardo Dicaprio or Tom Cruise? What's the question, which
one is a bigger closeted homosexual? Do I care? Does it affect my
life?
67. Green beans or carrots? Carrots. Raw, not cooked.
68. Who was your first crush: My High School French teacher.
20-something, curly red hair, amazing legs, absolutely beautiful. I actually went out on a couple of dates with her years after High School...nothing
exciting, just dinner and a concert.
69. Ponytail or leave it down? Leave it down.
70. Silver jewelry or gold jewelry?: Silver. I'm not very blingalicious.
71. Kids or no kids?: Did they really need to have 100 questions
so badly that they would repeat questions?
72. Cat or dog?: Cat.
73. Half empty or half full? I used to debate whether my glass was half-empty or half-full, but then I got thirsty......
74. Mustard or ketchup?: Both, but more ketchup.
75. Hardcover or paperback books?: Hardcover if I like the book,
and want to keep it. Paperback if it's a one-time read.
76. Are you in love at this moment? Yeah.I mentioned her above,
not like she seems to care.....Love is hard. Lust is easier.
77. Sandals or sneakers?: Sandals. Or barefoot.
where'd the rest go?(78-87)
88. Red car or white car?: Red.
89. Hug or kiss? Hug. Then kiss. Then...
90. Corduroy or plaid? Ugh. Neither.
91. Happy or sad? Happy.
92. Favorite name: For a child? My first boy will most likely be named
Keith, after my Mother's brother, who died a few years ago.
93. Jewelry or no jewelry (on you): Medium jewelry.
94. Jewelry or no jewelry (on them): Jewelry.
95. Um.......
96. Pants or shorts: Pants.
97. Field or Forest: Forest.
98. River, stream, or brook: Doesn't matter. Running water in
nature is very sexual. Don't ask me why. It's probably some
bizarre Freudian thing...
99. If you could (or do) play any instrument: I have a couple of
bass guitars, and I used to play a little, but never very well. I
had to leave them in NY when I moved, because I could not transport
them for the time being.
100. write one nice thing about the person who sent this is to you:
Amoreena rocks. 'Nuff said.
Billie Holiday. Whenever I feel like I really need a hug, I think of her and realize my life ain't so bad after all.....
Anyone who's read John Barth, and would like to have an intelligent conversation about his writings. Particularly Giles Goat-Boy.PIG, aka Raymond Watts, co-founder of KMFDM and one of the most interesting musicians on the planet. I actually did meet him, briefly, a decade or so ago, but I would love to sit down with him and actually converse....
Not that I listen to music much *wink* but here's a partial list, in no particular order.....Jethro Tull
Skinny Puppy
Concrete Blonde
Johnette Napolitano
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
PJ Harvey
The Cure
Guns N' Roses
Natalie Imbruglia
Dead Can Dance
Ministry
Peter Murphy
Nine Inch Nails
KMFDM
Bauhaus
Poe
The Cocteau Twins
The Violent Femmes
Adam Ant
Parliament / Funkadelic
Spinal Tap
Me First And The Gimme Gimmes
Depeche Mode
Siouxsie And The Banshees
Killing Joke
Front 242
Fairport Convention
Daniel Lanois
James
Gary Numan
Love In Reverse
Aimee Mann
David Bowie
Billy Bragg
King Crimson
Foetus
Pink Floyd
Frankie Goes To Hollywood
Sisters Of Mercy
Loreena McKennitt
W.A. Mozart
Tori Amos
:Wumpscut:
The Talking Heads
Goldfrapp
Chasing Amy
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
25th Hour
Home Room
Princess Bride
Hulk
The Wicker Man
Superman I & II
Before Sunrise / Before Sunset
Eurotrip
1984
Amadeus
WarGames
Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
This Is Spinal Tap
Planes Trains And Automobiles
Roxanne
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
The Nightmare Before Christmas
The Man Who Would Be King
Jean De Florette / Manon Des Sources
Harold And Maude
Casablanca
Gung Ho
A Clockwork Orange
Contact
Dr. Strangelove
The Fifth Element
Ed Wood
Free Enterprise
Galaxy Quest
Shakespeare In Love
The Adventures Of Robin Hood (the Errol Flynn version)
The Breakfast Club
Pretty In Pink
Say Anything
Bridge On The River Kwai
Cube and Cube Zero (but *not* Hypercube)
Grosse Point Blank
Gaslight
2001: A Space Odyssey
Don't watch much TV.
I am 61% Goth.
.. Oh My Goth! You Goth, Girl. There is a good chance I am bi (not really). Freakiness pumps through my viens, but I can still laugh at myself. Take the
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I read constantly, every chance I get. At any given moment, I will be in the middle of at least one heavy novel/non-fiction work, and one or two light books.
My favorite book is 1984 , by George Orwell . So much has been written about this book, and so few have actually read it. Shameful.As authors go, the top of my list is John Barth , whose writing never fails to astound me with its complexity, scope, and depth, rolled into a wonderful candy-coating of absurdism, and the occasional rude 'n' ribald sexual innuendo. His short story "Click" (first published in The Atlantic Monthly , December 1997) is one of my favorites, as its philosophy of the hypertextual nature of life meshes amazingly with my own thoughts on the subject. That philosophy has informed this site, to a great degree. I love it also because it shows an author of the "old school" who embraces and understands the contemporary world.
I'm re-reading The Sot-Weed Factor , and I'll probably follow it with Giles Goat-Boy , perhaps his most well-known work. I'm thinking a whole Barth-a-thon might be in my future....
I am also working through House Of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski , which is truly a mind-bender of a novel, and must be read while listening to his sister Poe 's album Haunted for full effect. The album and the novel inform each other in amazing ways. They were written separately, but each with the other work in mind, by the siblings. While the subject matters may diverge, the crossovers are immediately apparent when the two are experienced side-by-side.
I'm also reading a couple of Star Trek and other cheesy novels at the moment, but the titles of those are subject to change without warning, since I blow through them so quickly.
This profile was edited with Thomas' myspace editor™ V2.5 'cuz it's been waaaaay too long since I coded in HTML.