Drinking, dancing, blowing fire, hula hooping, music, live shows, modeling, pin-up art, tattoos, piercings, shopping, hanging out with good friends, curling up on the couch w/my kitty
Cool people. Friends of my friends. My soul-mate (ha, ha, ha....that's fucking funny...I made a joke; laugh). I don't really use MySpace as a way to meet people. More of a way to keep in contact with my friends. If you want to meet me, stop by the bars where I work (addresses are listing in my "companies" section). I'm always up for meeting new people, but I'm not sure this is really the venue to make close friends. I prefer the "real" world to cyberspace.
I DON'T WANT TO MEET FRIEND COLLECTORS. EVEN WORSE, I DON'T WANT TO MEET MEN COLLECTING WOMEN. DON'T WRITE ME TO TELL ME THAT I'M HOT. I DON'T CARE IF YOU WANT TO FUCK ME. I'M NOT INTERESTED SO YOU CAN JUST GO FUCK YOURSELF!
Goth, industrial, heavy metal, rock, punk, psychobilly, etc. Some bands I'm into are, Mindless Faith, Godsmack, Type O Negative, Switchblade Symphony, My Life w/the Thrill Kill Kult, KMFDM, NIN, Rasputina, Garbage, The Cramps, Korn, Marilyn Manson, Evanescense, Ozzy, Pantera, Depeche Mode, Kidney Thieves, Lords of Acid, No Doubt, Sheep on Drugs, The Creatures, Ani Difranco...just to name a few. My tastes are varied. I even like some country *gasp* (it's an aquired taste).
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Johnny Depp is amazing!), The Usual Suspects, The Matrix, Fight Club, Interview with a Vampire, Dirty Dancing (yes I am a dork!), House of 1,000 Corpses, Salton Sea, any brat pack movie, etc.
Marylin Monroe
Classic "bad girl" You are all getting
what you want and who you want.
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Law and Order (the original and SVU. I'm not a big fan of CI), Oz, Simpsons, Family Guy, Carnivale (can't fucking believe they cancelled it),Miami Ink, Inked, Taboo documentaries
"The Dirt" by Motley Crue, Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice, "Good Omens" by Neil Gamen and Terry Prachet, anything by Henry Rollins, "Diary of an Emotional Idiot" by Maggie Estep, Dean Koontz, Robin Cook, John Grisham