elixireleven
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elixireleven
- Montreal, Quebec, CA
- Last Login: 11/4/2009
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Interests
General
reading, writing, retaliation.Music
Punk, Post-Hardcore, Industrial, Electroclash, IDM, Jazz.Movies
Death Proof The Skeleton Key Cat on a Hot Tin Roof EuroTrip Grandma's Boy Shaun of the Dead Gladiator Dogma Clerks Hellboy 300 The Italian Job X1 X2 X3 Iron Man Blade Go Constantine Four Rooms Donnie Darko Southland Tales Back to the Future Labyrinth The Breakfast Club, The Karate Kid, The Goonies, Say Anything, 28 Days Later, Requiem for a Dream, Pi, Underworld, Interview with the Vampire, The Ring, Men in Black, The Lord of the Rings, The Dark Crystal, Stand by Me, Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, Gotham Knight, Pitch Black, Spiderman, Amelie, Let the Right One In, Hackers, Pan's LabyrinthTelevision
Heroes, True Blood, Wolverine and the X-Men, GreekBooks
Neverwhere, Good Omens, American Gods, Anansi Boys, The Graveyard Book Stardust, Heart-Shaped Box, 20th Century Ghosts, Insomnia, The Gunslinger, The Drawing of the Three, Wizard & Glass, Wolves of the Calla, Song of Susannah, The Dark Tower, The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon, Four Past Midnight, Bag of Bones, Dead Witch Walking, The Good The Bad and The Undead, Every Which Way But Dead, A Fistful of Charms, For a Few Demons More, The Outlaw Demon Wails, Servant of the Bones, Summer of Night, Children of the Night, Tithe, Valiant, Ironside, Wicked Lovely, Harry Potter, The Good Neighbors, Magic Bites, Magic Strikes, Demon Theory, A Great and Terrible Beauty, Rebel Angels, The Sweet Far Thing, Happy Hour of the Damned, The Touch of Twilight, The Scent of Shadows, The Taste of Night, City of Souls, Ruined, Dark Destiny Anthologies, The Picture of Dorian Grey, Hedda Gabler, Fight Club, Succubus Blues, Succubus on Top, Agyar, Dracula, The Witching Hour, Taltos, Lasher, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Dark is Rising Sequence, Where the Wild Things Are, The Divine Comedy, Baltimore: Or The Steadfast Tin Soldier and the Vampire, Wormwood, Locke & Key, Transmetropolitan, The Sandman, Hellboy, B.P.R.D., Astonishing X-Men, Uncanny X-Men, X-Men: Legacy, X-Force, Runaways, The Umbrella Academy, 30 Days of Night, Kick-Ass, Rex Mundi, Fables, Y: The Last Man,
Details
- Status: In a Relationship
- Here for: Networking, Friends
- Hometown: Montreal
- Orientation: Straight
- Body type: Athletic
- Ethnicity: White / Caucasian
- Religion: Other
- Zodiac Sign: Aquarius
- Children: Someday
- Smoke / Drink: Yes / Yes
- Education: College graduate
- Occupation: Graphic Designer
Blurbs
About me:
While I could preface this introductory post with something clever, something cliche, or something tired that will seem all too familiar to the few straggling Livejournalers who may find there way here (preemptive measures? Even that's starting to sound like something the metafandom mangled last week.), I won't.Some of you know me by a pseudonym or two, a nom de plume, or if you're one of the fortunate few real lifers who've been spared my fandom affiliations (read: crack), then all you need to know is the following:
The name doesn't really matter, and the voice behind it could be anyone, but the perspective is no less aggressive than any other online "identity" that's been bandied about before (of which there are a few, all neatly tucked away into varous corners of the interwebs to avoid any incriminating attachments and that I certainly know nothing about. Of course not.)
For the truly curious, I'll offer up a brief anecdote: Someone, the other day, referred to me as a "nice girl", which brought out a bit of the old wolfish grin and a request to pass the tequila before he could sully my "good reputation" any further. (The person in question didn't quite get the joke straight off, although I had a good laugh at his expense.)
It sounds quaint, if not a bit pastiche: "She was such a nice girl; she couldn't have possibly done (such and such and insert something scandalous here)."
Let me tell you, Jose Cuevro certainly endeavors to establish the contrary as irrefutable fact.
(And I certainly know nothing about the following statement: "Nice girls never have any fun.")
Sure. Whatever.
Call me Black Mariah. Four syllables. Allegorical. Historically-referenced. Insidious enough to find a tangible reference in your average deck of playing cards. Simple. Looks innocent enough...
But you oughta know, dear reader, that "it's always the quiet ones...", and if by some freak chance, you've missed the implication thereabouts, you and I seriously have nothing more to say to each other... Unless, of course, like me, you're obtusely stubborn and wouldn't stand for the insult.
In which case, welcome.
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