missmandylynne
pullip_sales

I have alot of stuff for sale - the holidays are comming up so im in need of some spending money - thanx everybody ^_^

fuckyeah

fairyblue

Step 1: Put your MP3 player or whatever music player you have on random.
Step 2: Post a line/stanza from the first 20 songs that play, no matter how embarrassing the song.
Step 3: Post and let everyone you know guess what song and artist the lines come from.
Step 4: Bold the songs when someone guesses correctly. (No Cheating)

elcisitiak
holiday_wishes

1. Anything related to* Metallica. Usually I end up obsessing over some über-obscure German-electro-goth band (okay, so that was only once, but still), but here I think we all at least know who I'm talking about. If you have CDs (or tapes, records [seriously, records are COOL], VHS, even DVD) laying around that you don't want anymore, I really don't care how used they are. Posters would be really really cool too. Anything. I have "Master of Puppets", and the S&M cds, and someone gave me the second tape (I seem to always get half of things, it's awesome) of "A Year And A Half In The Life Of", and I picked up the CDS for "Until It Sleeps" for 50¢ at a record shop, which was so cool. My best friend just bought a pair of tickets to their show with the intention of going with me but then he found out he's deploying at the end of the month, so I'm super excited about seeing them but still pretty bummed that he can't go. Anyway, end of tangent.
   
   
2. Similarly, anything related to HP Lovecraft. You know, the guy with the Cthulhu? Beat up paperbacks are totally awesome. You'll be my best friend forever if you get me a Cthulhu plushie. Or the most amazing book I think I've ever seen, My First Mythos, which a friend of mine got for her son when he was a baby. I'm getting (if and when I can ever afford it) a tattoo on my calf of the first paragraph from "The Call of Cthulhu". Also super exciting, although it'll be a long time before I can pull it off save for a miracle. But hey, miracles happen, you never know. And I am tangent-ing again.
   
   
3. A pair of acetycholine earrings! I have myasthenia gravis, which means that the body produces antibodies to the acetycholine receptors, and I just think this would be a great way to make light of it while also giving me an opportunity to spread awareness when people ask about the strange design. Plus, molecule jewelry is a level of geekdom I have always aspired to.
   
   
4. Candles and incense of all types! Soy candles are awesome, but so are cheap votives or tealights. I love all possible scents, especially traditional autumnal fragrances like pumpkin, hazelnut, apple pie... yum! I like to always have candles and incense burning on my altar, but they get expensive so I've had to ration them recently, which makes me sad.
   
   
5. Here's the seemingly requisite pipe dream fantasy item! A new laptop! I have a (still shiny) Vaio, which works. And that's honestly about all I can say for it. My wonderful DVD-RAM-DL-RW drive decided one day that it was going on strike and left me with a non-reliable CD read-only drive, from which I cannot install my usual operating system. Fortunately, this occurred right after I got XP installed on it, although the plan was to install Ubuntu as my day-to-day operating system, using XP only for extenuating circumstances that absolutely required Windows. Anyway, so I thankfully have a working computer, but no battery (it just gave out from use and age), a flaky power cord (that was already replaced once but it doesn't quite fit, so it tends to come loose randomly, which isn't cool when you have no battery to fall back on), and a brand new harddrive! So frustrating. Anyway, hey, maybe someone has a machine laying around with no operating system or even no harddrive! If so... I'd love you forever if you'd let me take it off your hands! I'll love it and feed it and... anyway
   
   
6. An ouroborus ring. You know, the serpent that devours its own tail? It's a symbol for eternity, and I just think it is absolutely amazing!
   
   
7. Band shirts and patches. I love most all classic heavy metal bands (Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, AC/DC, et cetera) and a lot of newer non-screamo metal bands as well (Disturbed, Bullet For My Valentine). I made a fantastic (if I do say so myself) bag out of an old bag I had, a pair of jeans, and an AC/DC panel off of a super cheap (in both senses of the word) bag from Wal-Mart, and now I'm looking for patches to stick on to the denim portion thereof.
   
   
8. Pins/buttons! I have this hat, and I wear it 99% of the time; it's a fedora and it's becoming more and more covered with small pins. Most of them are an inch across, some are two, and a couple aren't even round. Again, anything to do with music is amazing (if you have some laying around, feel free to e-mail me and ask if it's something I'll use, I won't take it if I won't use it because someone else might, I promise), and I work in the gay rights movement so anything to do with that is cool too. Basically I love pins to death, but they're so expensive (I've spent more on the pins than I did on the hat, and it's a decent hat)
   
   
9. Postcards and other regional things from around the country and around the world. Letters not written in English are awesome! Especially if they're in (Mandarin) Chinese, which I'm studying. Actually, everything in Chinese is pretty cool. I have a Harry Potter book that's in Chinese, and I'm not sure how much is actually in it, because it's tiny compared to the English version, so I'm wondering if it's only part of the story or something, but I guess I'll know soon enough! Anyway, postcards are really cool, much cooler than holiday cards. Although holiday cards are cool too. I have a collection of postcards on my wall above my bed and altar. They're cool. I'd love to add your state or country or even city!
   
   
10. This is my last one, right? Well, I think I've asked for more than enough for myself, so here's one dedicated to my friends and family. Do me a favor, when you're writing out your holiday cards or what have you, for those of you in the USA at least, send some out to the troops as well. It makes a huge difference in their days. And let me know when you do!
    
    So the upshot of this all is that Kaiti talks a lot. Well, if you've made it this far, you're cool and I like you.
    
    You can reach me at elcisitiak@hotmail.com. Or, if you're the anonymous donor type, you can just mail to me, I don't mind.
    ( Read more... )