(Last shows I went to (or upcoming ones):)
the Coup... Gogol Bordello... Skindred... the Asylum Street Spankers... Captured by Robots... Ani Defranco... Devotchka... Christopher Dallman... the 357 String Band...
(Others that may not have been/aren't coming around lately:)
Tori Amos... My Chemical Romance... Faithless... Firewater... East Village Opera Company... AFI... Brian Setzer... NIN... Rabbit in the Moon...
(In short - a little bit of everything!)
Movies
Faves: Boondock Saints, Goodfellas, Princess Bride, Spirited Away, the Crow, Velvet Goldmine, the Committments, Fight Club, Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Snatch, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill, Edward Scissorhands, Nightmare Before Christmas, Clerks, Chasing Amy, Dogma, and So I Married an Ax Murderer.
Faves: Good Omens by Neil Gaimon and Terry Pratchett, Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal by Christopher Moore, Skipping Towards Gomorrah:the 7 Deadly Sins and the Pursuit of Happiness in America by Dan Savage, Porno by Irving Welsh, the Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams, the DaVinci Code by Dan Brown, the Chronicles of Doodah by ..., and A Confederacy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole.
Heroes
Eddie Izzard... he is a comic genius and one of the exceptionally few celebrities I would shamelessly throw myself at if given half the chance.
Also, Anthony Bourdain... I love his sharp wit and delicious snarky-ness! He is intellgient, well-traveled and insightful, but still smokes and drinks and swears - that's my kinda guy!
About me: I'm the only girl who can hurt you over and over again, and you'll always come back for more...
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You see... tattooing is not just what I love to do, it is also one of the oldest existing forms of artwork on the planet. It has emerged as a practice in multiple cultures across the globe way before intercommunication between these areas was possible and has survived obstacles such as missionaries, the Great Depression, and city-wide bans in order to become one of the top growing service/retail industries in America today.
I think that it's high time that tattooing was considered a legitimate artistic medium, taken every bit as seriously as anything viewed in a museum or art gallery. However, this level of professional respect will never be achieved as long as people who have no issue paying $15 for a martini or $80 for a pair of jeans still bargain-shop when it comes to permanent body art.
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Who I'd like to meet:
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To everyone who has
seen this already, Thank you for your support! For those who haven't, if you
get the chance, watch my promo & tell me what you think. Thanks!
:) The next show I'm in is the Fire Entertainer of the year show on the 24th of may at Dantes. Come early, it's gonna be packed! Can't wait to get some more ink:)
Riden by to say,Smile the weekend is almost here Time to get out and ride dont worry what others might say just ride lol. Enjoy and relax Ride safe LLH&R Mike
I hope you're feeling a lot better. I still have some of my allergies :(, but at least no fever or sore throat. It was bery nice hanging out w/you too!
How was the trip?
Say hi to james from all of us, and tell him that my brother misses him a lot :), well we all miss you guys!
It was good seeing you too ^_^ I guess northwest tattoo mag is puting on another convention, in Portland in October. If that does happen you think you guys'll be at that one too?
nooooooooooooo!!!!!! Noodles is the only reason why i travel to Portland - that and Powell's! what am i to do? i suppose i'll just go to the Noodles across the street from Powell's.
