Just looking around

Sep 2005

On a Need-To-Know basis. You don't need to know.

Highly classified. Besides, no one would admit that they hired a penguin (Inside joke. Har De Har Har)

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In a school that teaches you subjects which might come in handy someday but 90% of it is currently useless to most normal people. But we get to make jokes about the spleen and we're fine with that.

Nothing that involves pie, Biscotti, or fishsticks

Classified. But feel free to interrogate 'Stephanie'.

Laughing. Har De Har Har. Three words: investigating, money and danger. *annoying evil laughter to remind Stephanie that I once again deliberately stole her idea.* None of these mentioned are my hobbies and/or interests. You can proceed to poke Setphanie about it

Books by Eoin Colfer and Dianna Wynne Jones. The first few Harry Potter were okay, but now it has quite lost its charm. Quite meaning it's still good and is still able to expand into something that's not romantic slop or dramatic drivel. Let's see how the finale turns out, The fantasy genre has intrigued me for a time, and now I'm looking for other kinds of books.

Defenitely not most recent book adaptions. (The horrors! I hope Narnia comes out great) Mostly Hallmark Channel Christmas specials. They can be disgustingly 'touchy-feely' and no one can complain about it. Cartoon movies are silly and immature. But they make sense in many ways. So bite me, I like them.

Classical. Violin, usually. And some Smashmouth and Elvis. And also 'If We Hold On Together' by Diana Ross.

Shows. Hah. Romantic comedy, Teenage Drama, Soap Operas. All of which I am not interested in. I'd rather watch a marathon of documentaries where Steve Irwin harasses marsupials and blue-tongued skinks. At least he's funny. God, rest his soul. - Cartoons are good for me.

*This profile needs a revamp*
What, describe myself? You don't need to know. Just squint and see how it turns out. Stereotyping one's self sets boundaries. And boundaries are there for crossing as you stumble about. Especially if you can't see where they are. I like pie, by the way.

In which interests include: Reading, literature, drawing, animals (and creatures of most kinds), violins, writing, and the rights to declare 'I told you so'.

In which is quite... peeving: People I know think I'm out to get them. I don't know where they're coming from. One thing is, they all watch TV, so that's probably where they're getting all these stuff and paranoia from. *chuckles* Don't know WHAT they show on the telly these days...

Anyone who amazingly WANTS to meet me.