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Name: Crystal
Country: United States
State: Texas
Birthday: 9/20/1988
Gender: Female
Interests: Drawing, photography,romance, Switchblade Symphony,Veruca Salt, Kittie, Hole, My dearest Rob, Bauhaus, Modern English, grapefruit, Ginger Snaps, Apoptygma Bezerk, Razed In Black,darkwave techno, Invader Zim, Billy Idol, Johnny The Homicidal Maniac, Tomb Raider,Elfen Lied, Paganism, Siouxsie and The Banshees,old horror/cult movies, Bela Lugosi,The Cruxshadows, the 80's, The Cure,Tank Girl, Sandman comics, and Swedish Fish.
Expertise: I am an expert at being a hopeless romantic.
Occupation: Xangan
Industry: That one.
Message: message meEmail: email me
Website: visit my website
Member Since:
5/15/2004
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| O hai der. Yeah, I'm still having to use the library's intrawebz at the moment. Just dropping a line to let you all know that I'm still breathing over here. -Kitty | | |
| I don't even want to go into explanation about this.
http://www.myspace.com/lejoiedefolie
You may commence with the throwing of insults, accusations about selling out, and assorted rotten vegetables.
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| Something from Rob's MySpace:
1. YOUR REAL NAME
Crystal Walker
2. YOUR GANGSTA NAME: (first 3 letters of real name plus izzle)
Cryizzle
3. YOUR DETECTIVE NAME: (fav color and fav animal)
Black Cat.
4. YOUR SOAP OPERA NAME: (your middle name and the street you live on)
Jade Brazos
5. YOUR STAR WARS NAME: (the first 3 letters of your last name, first 2 letters of your first)
Walcr.
6. YOUR SUPERHERO NAME: (color of your underwear, favorite candy)
Black Swedish Fish
7.
YOUR JAPANESE NAME: (2nd letter of your first name, 3rd letter of your
last name, first two letters of your middle name, last two letters of
your first name then last three letters of your last name.)
Rljaalker. Sounds more German or Russian to me.
8. YOUR WITNESS PROTECTION NAME: (both parents middle name Dad then Mom)
Earl Danielle.
9. YOUR GOTH NAME: (black, and the name of one or all of your pets)
Black Storm.
We apologize for the inconveniently short post.
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| Enough laziness through Featured Question fillers. It's time for a real update.
I've been slowly building my wardrobe on a strict diet of Ross Dress For Less, thrift stores, and the clearance racks of Old Navy. This, so far, has cost me about a good $60 or $70, but I've found lots of lifeless clothes that I still have some hope for.
Right now, I'm working on an 80's era lace and polyester monstrosity that a local thrift store in Lindale had the nerve to call a dress. It looks like this dress had a high neck and very long sleeves, because there's jagged edges on the hem of the sleeves, and it was blindstitched in baby blue thread. They also cut a two-inch gash down the center of the neckline, and did more wonderful stitching. I would post the actual images here, but Monsieur Xanga has limited my monthly uploads, so the best I can do is upload them on Photobucket and link them here.
This is the skirt part. Nothing really wrong with it, but the material is a bit bland.
This is the top part. I hate how it hangs.
This is to show you the puffy factor on the sleeves.
I'm sorry to say that I didn't think to take pictures of the awful stitching, but this is where they cut off the long sleeves.
This is to show the way the top part and skirt are joined. Disastrous.
As soon as I have saved this piece of work, I'll post the results.
-Kitty
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| Well, it depends on the view. My dad bought me a 5-speed bike for Christmas when I was 9 years old, took me outside, set me on it, and told me to pedal. I had no training wheels, no helmet, no protection whatsoever. I promptly crashed into my mother's overgrown and quite thorny rose bush. After that, I was much too afraid to ever set foot on it again, save for a few practice trials when I was bored. A few months later, my dad was teaching my sister how to ride her bike. I guess I had enough practicing, because I just hopped on my bike and was able to keep my balance and ride it down the street a few times. My dad wasn't much into coaching me along when it came to teaching me things like swimming and tying my shoes. He showed me once or twice, and from there, I pretty much learned on my own.
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