I'm a tall girl named Anna from the midwest, transplanted to Boston for college. Sometimes I love it here, sometimes I hate it.
I like Greece, art, music, and the internet. I love architectural history. Reading is fun, but I don't have as much time for it as I'd like anymore.
I love olives and olive-related things.
My favorite Greek god is Dionysos.
Raccoons are my favorite animals, by far. Baby polar bears come in second.
I can't live without cooking shows. I don't really cook, but I LOVE the Food Network. I also love food-related shows on the Travel Channel.
If you care about the dating persona test results, DGSM seems to describe me better than any of the others.

That face that I make in my photos is pretty much my default face. It's not just some thing I do in pictures.

I left a lot of things out of this profile. Most of these things, I think, are either unimportant or will automatically classify me as a douche.

Apparently, I really like to clarify things using parentheses.

I'm currently a sophomore in college, working on an art history degree (with a classics minor!) Maybe I'll teach, maybe I'll bum around, maybe I'll travel the world. Who knows?
Also, I'm growing out my hair, but that doesn't take a lot of effort.

Either way, I try not to do much nowadays.

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• Celatone

sitting, trying to figure out what I'm good at.

Roplocong ovory vowoll woth 'o's.

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• pyromuffin

Since I've recently retired my lip piercing, it's probably the fact that I'm quite tall.

Also, that I am a cute-hole.
Also, also, that I am a loam tiger.

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• pyromuffin

Books: I'm a fan of Vonnegut, Palahniuk, and art books. The Ender Series. Dune. Snow Crash. Random books about Greece. Infinite Jest. A Clockwork Orange. Aristophanes (yes, I actually laugh out loud). I don't read as much as I'd like to anymore, unfortunately.

Movies: Anything Wes Anderson (The Royal Tenenbaums especially), Alejandro Jodorowsky (Holy Mountain, El Topo), Paprika, Labyrinth, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, A Clockwork Orange, Man of La Mancha the musical, Fargo, Pan's Labyrinth, Billy Eliot, Rocky Horror, Tampopo. Trapped in the Closet, R.Kelly's hip-hopera. There are more, but I'll come back to this one later.

Music: I love post-rock (Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Do Make Say Think, Mono, Mogwai, A Silver Mt. Zion, Explosions in the Sky, Yndi Halda, etc.) and psytrance, as well as techno (although I can do without the eurotrashy dancey stuff). Some random favorites: Kate Nash, Rufus Wainwright, David Bowie, Prince, Dan le Sac vs. Scroobius Pip, The Decemberists, Digable Planets, Alphabeat, Pharrell Williams, Elliott Smith, Frank Zappa, Neutral Milk Hotel, Outkast, Portishead, Stereolab, Ferdinand Fox, Ted Leo and the Pharmacists, Weezer (old only, please), Lil Wayne, Ben Folds' cover of 'Bitches Ain't Shit' and other inappropriate covers, the Paprika OST. Britney's CIRCUS. Lady GaGa.

Food: I'm not terribly picky, although it may seem that way-- I eat a lot of the same things over and over again. Olives, bacon, dark chocolate, cheese, and fried clams are some favorites.
I was a vegetarian until very recently (ok, it's been a year...). Now I can once again appreciate the amazing deliciousness that is meat. (You're welcome. --ed)
I fucking LOVE salt.

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• Celatone

In no particular order: Purple things, olives, cardigans, the internet, music, art/architecture (especially Greek) to look at and study.

I broke my iPhone last month and in the couple of weeks it was only partially functional, I realized that I can never again be without a working iPhone. I don't think I can ever use a phone with buttons again.

Better ways to avoid responsibility, or at least push it off until later.

Neutrinos.

Am I big or small? Once, I took an astronomy class and I decided that I was really, really tiny. Then, I looked at a cricket through an electron microscope and I felt huge. Now I have no idea. I think about this a lot.

Isn't it strange how people apply Chapstick differently? How do you apply Chapstick?

Recently, I've been thinking a lot about my life in general, and if I really like where it's going or not. I think I have decided that I do not, so I'm working on changing that.

The Bauhaus. You'd be surprised to know how many commonplace design-related things came out of this school less than a century ago.

Also, Greece. I spend a lot of time thinking (and talking, for that matter) about Greece. A lot of time.

At work, then at home, and then sleeping. I'd like to change this, but I work on Saturday and Sunday mornings too.

I pretend to be mysterious, but I am really easy to figure out.

I really like particle physics.

I am losing holes at a steady pace.

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• pyromuffin

You want to. Maybe we like the same books, movies, music, food. Until you show me otherwise, I trust your judgment on whether messaging me is a good idea or not.

If you're going to view my profile 100 times without sending me a message, hoping that I'll take the hint and send one first, you should stop that and just send the message. If you're not going to be able to make the first move, we're not going to get along anyway.
Along these lines, if we were messaging back and forth and I randomly stopped responding, it's probably not because I hate you. Message me again.

If you plan on winking me without sending a message, don't.

In general, I'd prefer that you live somewhat near Boston. I already have plenty of internet friends that I have never/will never meet, and I didn't join this site to find more. Of course, if you live farther away and can't resist/think we are perfect for each other/think we would be best friends/whatever, send me a message.

I know that everyone is a ~unique individual~ but retarded people who think it's necessary to make a list of over nine thousand bands and put one on each line, get the fuck away from my profile and stop being a douche.

You know how to let the beat build, bitch.

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• Celatone