I am geeky, comedic, and languid.
My Self-Summary
Moved to New Mexico recently and I don't know a darn thing about
it! How am I supposed to describe myself in under 100 characters? I
can barely Twit! ... or Tweet?
I'm a bit of a cynic who likes to play hard and work... well, less
hard. I regularly mock things and feel that if you're not having
fun, you're not doing it right.
What I’m doing with my life
What I'm not doing is a better question. I am not (but would like
to):
traveling the world,
expanding my
mind, making sweet passionate monkey-love to my soulmate,
saving
the rainforest, making any sort of money that would be useful
in the future, saving up for a house, building a library,
writing my
novel/screenplay/comic, drinking myself into delusion or
drawing with my toes
(currently).
I’m really good at
I would say I'm good at doing stuff with my feet, but that would
probably attract the ... stranger type of people, yeah?
Let's just leave it as "I'm good at stuff", alright?
The first things people usually notice about me
Mm, I'd like to say it's my hair or my eyes, but let's be honest.
It's either my tits or my ass. Can we say ass here?
My cynicism and sarcasm really don't come into play until Date 2,
if you're lucky.
My favorite books, movies, music, and food
Books I like: Well, for some strange reason I can't put down "Gone
with the Wind". It's a horrific story, and I hate everyone in it.
Hate hate hate. With passion. And I've read it like, 2,000,000
times. Normally I browse authors like
Terry Pratchett,
Neil Gaiman,
Jane Austen,
ect. But I like random books too. I have a copy of E.M. Forester's
"Maurice" that has a love letter written from someone on the inside
cover. *swoon*
Movies: Random and eclectic, with a prevailing theme of
cross-dressing.
"The Imposters", "Some Like
it Hot", "Unconditional Love".
"Fight Club",
"Strictly
Ballroom", "Blade: Trinity", random things like that.
Music: I like to listen to ballet and watch opera, but on my iPod
you'll find everything from Disney to
Flogging Molly to the
Decemberists to
Rufus
Wainwright to
Ella Fitzgerald to
Metallica to
Eartha Kitt.
Food: As a psuedo-
vegetarian, I don't eat meat unless
it's seafood. I adore
sushi. Mmmm, delicious. I'm not really a
vegetarian for political or humane reasons, just cause I think
meat's gross.
The six things I could never do without
1. SOAP. Holy cow, how do those people in "Lost" get by??? Although
I do wonder about the Suspiciously Perfect Beard Stubble that is
found on practically every man in the island. I have tried getting
clean in the ocean and all what I get is salty.
2. A book--really, any book. I automatically lay claim to any book
within reach.
3. Comfortable pants. The ass-grabbing
have-to-wear-special-underwear pants are nice when you want to look
nice, but until they make them in flannel they will never be the
perfection that are my men's pajama pants.
4. My cell phone, as bad as that sounds. Now it holds my calendar,
all my friends' phone numbers, it works as my watch, my planner,
and my entertainment when I'm bored. What more could a girl
want?
5. A pet. Honestly, I don't think I've ever been without one. FYI,
this means if you've got allergies, I'm probably not the girl for
you.
6. My backpack/purse. As a self-admitted packrat, I can collect
anything and just about everything and always need to keep it with
me. I think of this as just in case we're ever in a situation like
those guys on Lost, at least you will have soap. And kleenex. And
hand sanitizer. And chapstick. And a few Euros and Korean coins.
And cat treats. And a small mirror. And floss. And a few teabags
(Green + Peppermint). And a random screw. It came from somewhere. I
think it'll be useful. Eventually.
I spend a lot of time thinking about
So if we were able to blend our genes with that of a cockroach
would we be able to survive a nuclear holocaust? And if we blended
our genes with that of a cockroach, would we grow extra limbs or
maybe an exoskeleton? How about a carapace? And how cool is saying
that word? "Carapace" If we consider that one of the main
identifying marks of an insect (cockroach: order: Blattodea) is the
having of an exoskeleton, if we managed to get a way out of having
one, would that negate the suriving of a great disaster? And would
we still have sex the normal fashion or would we have to get all
"fertilizing the eggs outside the body"? Cause I think that if we
did, I might have to just die in the nuclear holocaust.
Or, alternately, if we were unicellular and replicated with binary
fission like bacteria, would the second you have the same
personality as the original you?
On a typical Friday night I am
Well, I usually work Fridays and weekends, so my typical Friday is
much like my other days: getting off of work, going to the gym for
a bit, coming home to watch TV or play on the internet.
...wow, my life is BORING! Someone help me with that?
The most private thing I’m willing to admit here
Privately? Only my friends know how much of a hedonistic sensualist
I am. I absolutely adore touchable fabrics and textures: satin,
suede, a straight fall of clean hair, smooth skin. I love hightened
colors: Kandinsky, Monet, the difference between green trees and
bright blue skies. I get thrills down my spine when I hear music
that I like, I practically melt when a man has a deep bass voice,
and I physically cringe at bad singing. I love rich dark chocolate,
flaky salmon, salty potato chips and sharp cheese.
If I had all these things at once it'd probably kill me.
You should message me if
If you are a fun-loving confident dude, drop me a line. My other
requirements? Good sense of humor, nonsmoker, and you must take at
least decent care of your body. It's the only one you've got!
...unless you have an extra stashed in the bathtub on ice.