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Friday, March 31, 2006 |
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Musical Fortune Teller
Instructions: Set the music player of your choice on random and answer the following questions (in order) with the songs that come up...no cheating!I lost my fortune from lunch yesterday so I'm doing this instead. I first saw it on www.last.fm but it was Hannah that actually inspired me to do it. I loaded up over 7,000 songs in media player and hit shuffle; this oughta be pretty random. I'm including the album as well because in some cases it is relevant to the answer. Format the answer however you wish, but I'm doing it like this: Artist - Album: Song Name Comments (usually lyrics from the song) How does the world see you?Front 242 - 05:22:09:12 Off: Animal (Zoo remix) I'll never be who you want me to be. You put me in a cage!Will I have a happy life?VA - Tragic Hero Remixes EP: Untitled Track Equivalent to the 8-Ball Reply hazy, try again answer. What do my friends really think of me?Velvet Acid Christ - Calling ov the Dead (beta ver): The Dead (unreleased demo) Put forth by the state copulate, reverberate in this darkened space work to love and love and love death, dead, we are death, over and out, totally burned out.Do people secretly lust after me?Hocico - Wrack and Ruin: Spirits of crime Here's a lesson...life's...not...fair.(in other words, I'll never know) How can I make myself happy?The Fair Sex - Electro Club Attack Shot Six: Get Out of My Head The fever of craving wears me out You pierce thru every fiber of my being Release me You haunt me you conquer you fill me up I'm squirmingWhat should I do with my life?Apoptygma Berzerk - Shine On EP: Black Pawn One day revenge will be mine 'till then I'll walk the lineWill I ever have children?Wolfsheim - Dreaming Apes: India Theme Stupid question, stupid answer. What is some good advice for me?Culture Kultur - Combat EP: No Surrender (assemblage 23 remix) Even if no one remembers Even when my time is gone I will not surrenderHow will I be remembered?DJ Promo - Masters of Hardcore I: King of Pain Cool kickin' ass As I turn the volume up!What is my signature song?Theatre of Tragedy - Gothic Club Classics: Tanz Der Schatten (trans. Dance of the shade) I'm guessing it's really The Dance of DarknessThis song is sung entirely in German, which fits nicely. What do I think my current theme song is?Die Krupps - Metall Maschienen Musik: Your Voice This is your voice, why don't you use it? Words are your breath, how can you hold it?(not exactly a theme song, but pretty fucking accurate) What does everyone else think my current theme song is?Lost Signal - Cyberpolis-A Darker Dancefloor: Torment You never think about the past and all the things that had to happen. It's all forgotten in the end, and nothing ever truly matters.What song will play at my funeral?Hocico - Kamenz-Fahenfabrik Live: Odio en el Alma (trans. Hatred in the Soul) Sung entirely in Spanish. Seems a little harsh for a funeral. But I do really like this song (the live version kinda sucks though). What type of men/women do I like?Namnambulu - Blinded!: Ignorance Never know who will be The People that you seeWhat is my day going to be like?Junkie XL and Don Davis - The Animatrix OST: Red Pill, Blue Pill This is your last chance. After this there is no turning back. Take the Red Pill. Take the Blue Pill.
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Friday
1. Name one of your flaws:I am a world class procrastinator. 2. Have you ever won first place?Yeah, mainly swimming stuff. 3. Who is the last person to make you smile?Ava...true story when leaving for work this morning: Ava: I want School of Rock! Me: No Ava, not this morning. Ava: (softly and clear as day) Please may I watch School of Rock? 4. Describe a time when you should have tried harder:The thing is, I rarely try as hard as I should. Almost never actually. I gave that up long ago. 5. What are you good at?Fuck it, it's Friday, I'll take off my humble filter and toot the horn for once. I'm good at everything, but truly a master of nothing.
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Wednesday, March 29, 2006 |
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Wanna See My Baldy?
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Tuesday, March 28, 2006 |
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Losing Your Religion
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Monday, March 27, 2006 |
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Keep It In Your Pants
So, as those of you that care know, I went to the Sisters of Mercy concert Saturday night. If you're bored and interested in a 10 minute read, my full review is here. Short version = I had a blast! Given my post the other day, I feel obliged to share a small detail about the show. I don't get out much anymore and often forget what it's like to plop myself smack down in the middle of my heritage for an evening. I felt like I was the Tin Man in the Wizzard of Goth. (No, not Dorothy. I may be hard up, but no way am I going there.) Stockings, Corsets, and Fishnet. OH MY!! Talk about total visual sensory overload! And that was just the guys. ;-) Goth hotties, why must you mock me so?
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Friday, March 24, 2006 |
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Friday Five
At least I've been fairly good about keeping up with these lately. 1) Of the various cultures, ethnicities or nationalities you belong to, which most strongly do you consider yourself?German. Aside from a short, sick part of history, they pretty much rock. Great beer, great music, great cultural clothing (lederhosen, wooooo!) and total agro-sounding language. I think Hitler was one of the sickest fucks to ever walk the planet, but I do enjoy hearing his speeches. They just sound so cool. I'd probably change my mind if I knew what he was saying though. 2) Is there a culture you cannot claim heritage from but which you feel quite close to?When I was growing up I had an odd facination with Indians. Yes, I know Native American is the proper term now, but that doesn't serve my point here. Believe it or not, I was a pretty wild kid and "Indian" has a wild connotation to it, which is what drew me to the culture. 3) What's one language you wish you knew fluently?I wish I could know whatever language the people around me are speaking at any given time. Whenever I'm in like an elevator with people speaking another language I hear: Blabidy bla boo blab hoo hah wickidy wack blab. Ha Ha Ha!But in my mind I know they're saying: Hey, check that loser next to us, we can say anything we want about him and he won't have a clue. Ha Ha Ha!4) If you could move anywhere in the world and be guaranteed a job, etc., where would you go?It's warm, it has a beach, it has palm trees, and it's not here. 5) If you had a time machine, and could witness any one event without altering or disturbing it, what would you want to see?I would go back to watch the building of the pyramids so I could definitevely say once and for all: It was the aliens man, the fucking aliens!
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Thursday, March 23, 2006 |
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Double-team
I seem to be puking out posts today so I figured I might as well add one more that I've been procrastinating for a couple of days. An old friend has been in town this week and the other night a bunch of us went out for drinks. I know this will shock and awe all of you, but I actually got a FULL night out by myself. All without having to travel to Denver to do it. I'm still scratching my head over how I was able to accomplish such an impossible feat myself. We started off at a halfway decently fancy restaurant, downed a good many beers (martini's in my case) and had a few appetizers. Some of the other sorry saps had to go home early so they filtered out. When the numbers dwindled down to a core of 5 of "the guys" and one gal that was here with my friend (they're attending a conference), we headed over to this tiny little hole in the wall dive bar. Which, by the way, had some of the best wings I've ever tasted. The beers continued to flow, however this time they were coming from pitchers. As you can imagine, given the environment, company and near dangerous levels of alcohol, conversation rapidly degraded into "dude talk" pretty quick. Oddly enough, this attracted the attention of a pair of twins sitting by themselves a table over. They grabbed some seats over at our table and then the conversations really got out of control. They eventually hit on all of the guys at our table, at one point even singing a little choreographed song that went like this: Double your pleasure, double your fun, when you're in bed, two girls are better than one!! Quite interesting I must say. Anyway, before you start to think I'm writing a Penthouse letter or something, I really need to clarify one slight, teeny, little detail. Yes, they were twins. Yes, they were definitely looking for a party. And yes, they were 55 years old. Needless to say, I'm quite happy to say, the story pretty much ends there. But, at least this appears to be a sign that things might be looking up... I mean hey, if I can attract 55 year old twins, I surely oughta be able to attract a 30-something non-twin. Right?
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Tuesday, March 21, 2006 |
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Turning on a Know It All
I am often * asked "How exactly does one turn on a Know It All?" As a free public service, I thought I would answer this question for the masses once and for all. Also, I'm selfishly trying to promote the answer because I think it would be totally steak sauce ** if this happened more often. What brought about this post you say? Well, I've recently been reminded of this particular (fetish?) of mine by two highly unusual sighting locations: The Zoo and Chevy's Restaurant. So cut to the chase, two hyphenated words: Thigh-Highs. † ‡I don't know what it is about them, but there is absolutely no article of clothing that could possibly be cooler. Well, I suppose no articles of clothing at all would potentially be better, but that's a whole different conversation. Not to mention really tough to find in public since I don't frequent nude beaches. Anyway, I found it extremely unusual (yet quite exciting) that a trip to the zoo several weeks ago netted someone all done up in a long sleek skirt split about all the way up, thigh-highs and total stiletto heels. The heels don't do much for me, but those stockings...dear lord! I normally hate the zoo, especially when it's cold out like it was that day, but that particular visit turned out to be just what the doctor ordered. I've got a picture of the heels that I'll throw up on Flickr one of these days. I found heels of that altitude to be even stranger for touring the zoo than the stockings, so of course, I had to document them. Then, just this past weekend, I go to an otherwise uneventful dinner at Chevy's and in walks this guy and his girlfriend headed towards the table for 20 right in front of me. She had on a way tight half-shirt, extremely short jean skirt, and yes, thigh-highs. That made my dinner. ††So let me be the first to declare a revolution on panty hose. Viva la Thigh-highs!! *When I'm asleep and dreaming.**See How I Met Your Mother.†Double points for sweet designs a la Wicked Witch of the West.‡Triple points for completing the ensemble.††Is it sad that spying this sort of thing while out and about is pretty much as exciting as it gets for me?
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Wednesday, March 08, 2006 |
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Nooooooooooooo!
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Friday
What an odd mixture of questions this week... 1. What color is your hair?Kind of a dirty dish water blond. It used to be much lighter when I was a youngin, mainly because my hair changes color easily and I used to spend much more time outside. It was also much longer, giving it a chance to bleach out. Now that I keep it short, it stays pretty dark. 2. When is the last time you accepted a dare?Can't think of the last time someone dared me to do something. Probably on a Friday night back in college. 3. Do you think you could have an affair?Depends on your definition of "could". 4. How often do you feel like walking on air?If by walking on air you mean stepping off the roof of a building, never. I'm not afraid of heights, but I'm afraid of falling from them. 5. How about despair?I am always feeling Despair.
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Thursday, March 02, 2006 |
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Throwies
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