I am arrogant, geeky, and useful.
My Self-Summary
I talk too much, all the people say. 4 out of 5 dentists agree,
"That's that guy that talks too much." I tend to repeat stories
over and over again, without realizing it. In fact, at some point I
will ruefully explain that I retell stories, only for you to
interrupt me and say, "I know. You've told me that before."
If you notice, all my photos are blurry and indistinct... that's
because I am hideous and deformed. I also live in a bell
tower.
While I like to think of myself as creative, I'm really more of a
synthesist. It's not a bad thing to be, but the grass is always
greener, eh? I used to consider one of my greatest failings was my
fear and avoidance of conflict; I felt like I would do anything to
avoid confrontation. After a few years of bouncing drunken assholes
I don't feel that way anymore, but I'm still pretty damn subby at
heart.
My favorite song by any random band is probably the poppiest, most
overplayed one from the album where they "sold out". I'm so deeply
ashamed of this that I tell everyone I meet.
I also retell the same stories over and over again.
What I’m doing with my life
I work for a unionized,
co-op peepshow in San Francisco (I mop jizz).
Also, I draw purty pictures. As it turns out, I like climbing fake
rocks.
I’m really good at
Random trivia, history, art, geekery.
The first things people usually notice about me
I have bright red hair.
I am reliably informed, however, that many people assume I'm a
trans-man when they meet me, so that might be relevant. I'm not
offended; really, it's quite complimentary. Lord, if it were true,
more girls might be interested in me.
My favorite books, movies, music, and food
(A) "Little, Big" by
John Crowley (B) Horror and SF (C)
Right now?
Bossa
Nova NuLounge (D) Intense
cheeses
I grew up in a house with about 10k books, mostly speculative
fiction, history (focusing on early medieval and WWII), and science
(primarily astronomy/astrophysics and biology/paleontolgy). I've
expanded my horizons since then, especially in the humanities, but
sf still forms the bulk of my reading.
Looking at my iTunes list, what I have the most of are (in
descending order) David Bowie, Stéphane Pompougnac (Hôtel Costes),
Beatles, Beastie Boys, and Gogol Bordello. Read into that what you
may.
The six things I could never do without
Meh, I'll give you the Six Foods of
Civilization instead. (1) & (2)
Beer, Wine, Bread (3) Cheese & Yogurt (4) Acorns (5) Olives (6)
Chocolate
I spend a lot of time thinking about
Good lord, just about everything.
Currently I'm obsessed with
Women's Flat Track
Roller Derby! Best. Sport. Ever.
I've just noticed that people I have a high match percentage with
tend to list a fondness for cheese... I've never encountered any
cheese-related questions, and boy howdy have I done alot of them.
How do all those other questions somehow factor into a preference
for tasty cheeses? Or am I infering correlation where none exists?
Perhaps cheese desire is ubiquitous throughout okcupidity, and I,
by primarily paying attention to people with high percentage match,
have gamed my data beyond repair?
Does anyone else remember Radiskull and Devildoll?
On a typical Friday night I am
Some form of hanging out with friends, usually fairly casual. Or
playing D&D with strippers. (I tell a lie: Stripper D&D
night is Tuesdays now)
The most private thing I’m willing to admit here
My parents run an annual gaming convention.
I would probably fail a Voigt-Kampff test.
You should message me if
Any old reason, I suppose. Though it would be nice if you had
something to say other than "hi". And you probably shouldn't mind
if I'm distant or don't seem interested... I'm primarily on this
site for the tests, and if I'm on, I'm probably doing tests. Or
looking at other things. It's a big, wide (world-wide, even) series
of
tubes.