I'm a big fan of stuff and i really do appreciate new experiences even if said new experience was painful or scary. I once passed out (after giving blood) on the street in the middle of the city, hit my head on the sidewalk and had a little fit... i had a bunch of people fussing around me and i could hear the ambulance coming and the first thing that kinda popped into my head was 'Well this is interesting, this has never happened before and i've never been in an ambulance'.
i am somewhat emotionally damaged but i wear my scars with pride and i like to think that i've learnt some valid lessons on the nature of myself and humanity. Unfortunately, i find that i don't have much in common with people who've lived a sheltered or unaffected life. I'm biased in that i think that hardship and pushing yourself outside of your comfort zone is character building.
I love to have a good chat with my friends whilst knocking back a couple of drinks or smoking a spliff, but i haven't been able to do that in a while as i've started full time study and i work the days that i'm not at school.

Currently a Bachelor of Engineering majoring in Mechatronics. I used to be enslaved to a banking institution, imagine my surprise when i realised that i'd chained myself there! Turned out i had the key the whole time...

Sleeping. I could sleep anywhere under almost any kind of conditions.
Getting my Sh*t together when there's something that i want to do.
Baking. Just the other day i baked two loaves of banana bread, a batch of oaty banana cookies, some greek easter bikkies and made some coco balls all in 3 hours and I'd only used one of the recipies before.

In all seriousness, i think that the size of my boobs gets the attention first up.. they're not REALLY big, but i like to put on a cleavage display. Then people probably notice the pimples on my face....

Don't short change a great ass (i.e. junk in the trunk) :)

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Books that have affected me: 'Starship Troopers' by Robert Heinlein (the movie was a piece of sh*t, hollywood BASTARDS!), 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?' by Phillip K Dick, 'Snow Crash' & 'Anathem' both by the brillient Neal Stephenson, 'A Song of Stone' which (in my opinion), demonstrates the storytelling genious of Iain Banks and from my new Favorite Author Of All Time Neil Gaiman, 'Stardust'. I'm also a fan of graphic novels, notibly JTHM, Lenore, Battle Angel Alita, Elfquest and Sin City
Movies that i really like: Boondock Saints, Zoolander (i laughed and laughed, it was sooo funny), Fight Club, The Royal Tenenbaums, The Crow, V for Vendetta.
Music: Tool, Faith No More, NIN, Regina Spektor, Soulfly, Cold War Kids, Stone Temple Pilots, Future of the Left, Gorillaz, Soundgarden, Rage Against the Machine, White Zombie, The White Stripes, Ministry, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Mr Bungle, Peeping Tom, Alice in Chains, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Tori Amos, The Beatles....
Foodies! i love foodies! Not a big fan of spicy food though, it has to be really mild. I have a very sound theory, if it hurts when you put it in your mouth, then don't put it in your mouth... I do like to try different food though.

My kitties,
friends
Sleep!
music
my womanly toys (unless i have access to a better more fleashy, responsive and warm substitute)
the occasional consumption of mind altering substances, be they beer, cannabis, shrooms.... i couldn't live the rest of my life completely straight the whole time... not by choice anyway.

Food, sex and what i'm supposed to be getting done today.

doing something... sometimes with friends, sometimes at home on the lounge, or working.

um, can't say this is particularily private, but it's kind of important: i don't think monogamy is how you prove your love for someone. In fact, i think a non monogamous relationship could be much better than a monogamous relationship.

you want :o)