Oh well. You're 'handsome' on your own. You have strong features - they make you beautiful! And you can be handsome if you want to, so hmph >P
*pours more compliments on*
...You have all the time in the world to make cool music and land a cool career, lol.

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Aaand now it's time for this rainy to get some sleep o.o; I finished editing my script for tomorrow... giving a presentation on the mafia in the 1920's-1940's (and one 1960's-2004 mobster XD).

Well, I guess I kinda look a bit too much like my manly father... :XD

And I don't think guitars and my fingers will ever get along enough :rofl: I can dream in the meanwhile... hope you had sweet dreams! :D ♥

It is usually mai-ryn/rohn, but if you take as your own, you can have it pronounced however you like. People ask if they can call me Alex, and I tell them what's what (in a nice way, of course) ...That I prefer Alexandra, or Alix.

And this seems relevant?
Coilhouse » Blog Archive » How to Make Love to a Trans Person
It's a poem, so I think that it wouldn't fall into a pornographic category.

You, my friend, have just delighted my eyes with the nowadays rare sight of beautiful and still loyal-to-truth written art.

Oh and btw, I like that signature image you got there :XD

I'm so happy I could please, in all quarters. London resident ljosberrin confirmed my suspicions that the image was gleaned from that city.

Hahahaha didn't know Ljosberrin lived there! ... but then I wouldn't really know since I'm not even her friend, just some creepy stalker... :ninja:

My knowledge of London may mean that I even have an idea of where they live >.>

Hahah, well, I've never been to London (or Europe in general for that matter. Heck, the only place in the US I've ever been to was Miami beach... :ninja:)

Miami seems interesting, with it's art deco history and what not. Also, oily.

Yup, I learned art deco is as ugly as art can get. Dunno how it manages to still be called art. Maybe because of the buildings. Half of them are nice-looking.

C'est my opinion.

Heh. I love art deco. Maybe it wasn't executed properly down there?

Blah....
How's everything, guys?

...Kita rather likes art deco, especially in architecture.
Kita dislikes stuff like...cubism art...was going to say abstract, but that's not really the right word.

Yeah, not a cubism fan. Or of it's posterboy, Picasso, for personal reasons. And yet, I have no compunction about saying that Guernica is a true masterpiece.

I don't like Picasso. At all. We had to do a "Picasso" drawing in my high school art class, and I hated it.
That's not why I don't like Picasso though. I've never liked Picasso. I like pretty art. Or something that makes me think.

I like pretty things too. Like the Pre-raphaelites' works:

John William Waterhouse: Thisbe - 1909 « Paintings

Okay, so Waterhouse wasn't part of the pre-raphaelite Brotherhood, but he was definitely part of the movement it spawned -hair flip-

Yeah, stuff like that.

Kita is not going to pretend that she knows art, because she doesn't. ><
But I'd like to learn, I just really haven't had much opportunity.
The only class that I've ever taken that had anything to do with any art information/history was my 3D art class in high school, but I was pretty much cutting that class every day after like, the third week or so. For the most part because if I attended regularly, I usually wanted to shove the teacher into the kiln. :stare:

Well, you can always take an art history class on the side at your local community college.

I don't think a community college would let me in without a high school diploma.

Yeah, art like that I like. Art that does resemble reality. Like Caravaggio. Or Jan van Eyck. I kinda like Albrecht Dürer too. John Constable would be my favorite among the pretty things.

Tamara de Lempicka? Louis Icart? Erté? Not so much :sweat:

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I have to admit I have a soft spot for Gustav Klimt and Claude Monet... :ninja:

Aw, Erte. We have a poster from the time his work came to the Circle gallery.

A moth is currently mistaking me for a lightbulb.

Eww, do not touch it! My mom once decided to fight it and it turned out she was allergic to them :S Something about their wings makes their victims prone to allergic breakouts or something like that said the doctor...

It doesn't bother me, it's just a bit odd.

Moths have it in for me.

Seriously, I was camping once and this one that was literally as big as my face attacked me. Then when I went home, it somehow managed to get in my bag and when I unzipped it, it flew out and started biting my face. I couldn't kill it, like, it just wouldn't die. I had bleeding bite marks on my face, and until then I didn't even realize that moths could bite! I beat it to death with a book. O_o

And since then, like whenever a moth sees me, they go straight for my face and start fluttering around, hitting my eyes and doing these kamikaze moves into my mouth and choking me.

I am convinced that the moth I killed was actually some kind of moth-y demigod and now, from moth hell, it sends its little moth worshipers/minions to attack me.

Are we sure moth #1 wasn't Mothra?

I called it Mothra. :lol:

But no, it was a moth demigod.

Right after that happened, I watched the first Inuyasha movie (I was [and pretty much still am] obsessed with Inuyasha) in which the villain, Menomaru ----> , is a moth demon, and I was like ":shock: Oh my god!!"
It was crazy...