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I'm meaning to make a proper update detailing the awesome Skid Row concert and all the exciting happenings going on at my job, but someone posted this today and I just had to share it. Play along at home!


CREATE YOUR OWN 50'S HORROR MOVIE MEME!

You Will Need:
1 D10
This list
A little imagination

Instructions:
Roll the D10 four times. Write down the words that correspond to each number. Then come up with a 1-paragraph synopsis of your movie's plot!



FIRST ROLL:
0) Attack of the
1) Revenge of the
2) Terror of the
3) Curse of the
4) Earth Versus the
5) Lair of the
6) Castle of the
7) The Amazing
8) Brides of the
9) Island of the

SECOND ROLL:
0) Slime
1) Devil
2) 50-Foot
3) Teenage
4) Swamp
5) Vampire
6) Wolf
7) Atomic
8) Bloodsucking
9) Crawling

THIRD ROLL:
0) Creatures
1) Monsters
2) Women
3) People
4) Zombies
5) Things
6) Spiders
7) Beasts
8) Apes
9) Brains

FOURTH ROLL:
0) from Hell
1) from Outer Space
2) from Mars
3) from the Centre of the Earth
4) from 20,000 Fathoms
5) from the Year 5000
6) from the Lost World
7) that Wouldn't Die
8) from Beyond the Grave
9) from the Mummy's Tomb

Rolls of 5/9/4/5 = LAIR OF THE CRAWLING ZOMBIES FROM THE YEAR 5,000!

When all communication ceases from the mountain laboratory of Atomic Defense Scientist John Kinsey Waters, U.S. Major Edwood Manharter is sent to investigate. With the unexpected aid of buxom investigative journalist Ethel Leckenrod, the major discovers the reason for the doctor's disappearance: a nightmare portal into the YEAR 5,000! In a world of ATOMIC RADIATION EXTINCTION HOLOCAUST the last humans sleep eternally in the dead city of Klamma Dea. But as Dr. Waters' experiments arouse the sleeping Amazons, the crawling zombies rampage for the thing they have been so long denied: man-flesh!

starring: TURK FISTER, DANFORTH SHACKLEPOUND, HESTER MARIE SUGGS, LIBBY CAPICOLA, and VINCENT PRICE as "The Grand Insemenatron" - Directed by ABNER "ABS" HADROCK - Produced by PEDRO SIFERREDI - Filmed and Presented in LIVING VIVID EXCELSIOR-VISION!



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♥ Example:
I will send you a PM (message on LJ) saying something nice: what I like about you / what your best trait is / what makes you unique, etc. and you reply with the same.

Basically, anything that would make people smile and feel good.

♥ Rules:
• All message exchanges should be done before the end of the year.

• The more personal the message is, the better. Generic "you rock!" seem effortless.

• Leave me a comment here saying you're in, so I know you know what we're doing, and thus, send you the message.

♥ Feel free to repost this meme to your journal and spread the PM love!
uberreiniger: (The Simpsons Diversity Kittens)
Like the year itself, it's long. )
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Gotten from [livejournal.com profile] rosehiptea and [livejournal.com profile] dungeonwriter

"Everyone has things they blog about. Everyone has things they don't blog about. Challenge me out of my comfort zone by telling me something I don't blog about, but you'd like to hear about, and I'll write a post about it. Ask for anything: latest movie watched, last book read, political leanings, thoughts on alfalfa, favorite type of underwear, graphic techniques, etc. Repost in your own journal so that we can all learn more about each other."
uberreiniger: (Gunslinger)


I post this mainly because it's the first one I've seen anyone post in ages. I remember the days not so long ago when an LJ feed would often consist of nothing but quizzes like this all the way down. At the time I found it annoying. I never thought I'd find myself nostalgic for it.

I've done X-Men quizzes before. I should have known I'd get Beast. I always get Beast. And why not. I'd love to be a super strong smart guy. I'd just like to do it while looking like Gambit. I know I certainly would not want to look like this version of Beast. Who drew this? Is this from an actual comic? Did someone actually get paid money to draw this? Beast looks like a hyena from The Lion King who has been mainlining Skeksis hormones. Or like a werewolf from Dragon Age who has been painted blue.
uberreiniger: (Manly Warrior Love! (base ladytalon))
Because if I were to write gay erotica it would probably come out looking like this...

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Taken from [livejournal.com profile] dungeonwriter

Late World Book Day Meme...

The book I am reading: John Dies at the End by David Wong. Funny yet very disturbing horror novel about eldritch abominations infesting a typical small Midwestern town.

The book I am writing: Seasons In the Abyss, a follow-up to Apocalypse Woman.

The book I love most this year: Gone by Michael Grant. Intriguing YA novel about a California town cut off from the outside world where all the adults have disappeared and the remaining children are developing superhuman powers. I hope the rest of the series is as good as the first book.

The last book I received as a gift: The Pathfinder RPG core rulebook. Looking forward to running a game of it soon.

The last book I gave as a gift: I gave two at the same time at Christmas: a copy of John Dies at the End for Lesley and a copy of Chicks Ahoy! for [livejournal.com profile] zombiecowboy. It's a collection of short stories about chainmail fantasy babes. I hope they're enjoying them.

The nearest book on my desk: The Edgar Allan Poe Audio Collection, one of [livejournal.com profile] chassit19's audio books. I should listen to it some time.
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Put your media player of choice on shuffle.

The first song is the overall theme for the apocalypse.
The second song is the one that plays during your first zombie kill.
The third song plays while you're getting chased by a horde.
The fourth song plays when you're forced to kill your loved one.
The fifth song plays when you find your new love interest.
The sixth song plays when you make your final stand.
The seventh song plays when you think you've made it through it all.
The eighth song plays when you discover a bite mark on you.

1) "Infinite Dreams" by Iron Maiden.
2) "(We Are) the Road Crew" by Motorhead
3) "Barra Edinazzu" by Nile
4) "Afraid This Time" by Celldweller
5) "The Reaper and the Flowers" by Vas
6) "Minstrel Hall" by Blackmore's Night
7) "Burnin' For You" by Blue Oyster Cult
8) "Won't Get Fooled Again" by The Who

Interesting and eerily appropriate, one and all. #6 would make for a sad Helm's Deep-style battle rather than a badass action movie battle but that's okay. #8 might provide a quirky alternate interpretation to the downer ending.
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Taken from [livejournal.com profile] apocalypticbob 

Tired of all of those surveys made up by" high school kids" (or adults who use sub-standard English)? Here's a list of questions for the people who are a little older (or with a little more life experience)





Better question than have you ever "been drunk" or "made out." )
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After doing the previous list of 15 Albums That Will Always Stick With You, I kept commenting on others' list and finding many albums they chose that I almost chose myself. This made me realize I had enough for a whole new list. So here are The 15 Albums That ALMOST Always Stick With Me...

Metallica - The Black Album
- Depending on who you talk to, this is either one of the defining metal albums of all time or its a terrible mistake that marked the beginning of the end for one of the defining metal bands of all time. I'm somewhere in the middle. Is it as good as anything Metallica had released prior to it? No, it is not. Is it still better than what 98% of other bands out there can deliver on their best day? Absolutely. I associate this album with a deep period of depression; it was the black album in more ways than one for me. I still associate its songs with dark feelings and endless rainy summer days.

Metallica - Master of Puppets - Believe it or not, I don't listen to Metallica all that much anymore. But this album I associate with the time during which my grandmother was dying in a nursing home. It was not the kind of nursing home you hear horror stories about, but it was enough to still give me a negative opinion of nursing homes. All the songs, but particularly "Welcome Home (Sanitarium)" enabled me to process the emotions it brought on.

Sarah McLachlan - Surfacing - This came out while I was in college and it really fit my mood back then. I associate Sarah's music with emotions and certain occasions more than I do that of other artists and that time when I was first living by myself in an apartment is where this album takes me.

Mortal Kombat Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - I stayed obsessed with this mindblowing collection of awesome 90's metal and industrial long after the movie that inspired it had faded into so much background noise airing regularly on TNT in the evening between supper time and masturbation time. It was my first exposure to what are now some of my favorite bands.

They Might Be Giants - Flood - At some point in their career They Might Be Giants stopped being a quirky novelty act and became a band that serious music fans liked; the mere act of liking them being a mark of sophistication and taste. It's easy to pick the turning point and it's this album. It's like, if they were Led Zeppelin this would be the one that had the guy with the sticks on his back.

Rush - 2112 - This is the Rush album that non-Rush fans like, myself included. Hearing it the first time absolutely blew me away. It's intense and it's underrated and even though it's been years since I last listened to it, it still left a big footprint on my musical tastes.

Deliverance - The Weapons of Our Warfare - There was a brief window of time between the rise of Stryper and the blight that was 90's alternative music where the Christian heavy metal scene was unleashing bands that were often better than what the mainstream was churning out. Deliverance released a handful of killer melodic thrash metal albums before the band's leader abruptly decided they were actually a prog band and started making them dress in 30's gangster suits - I'm not kidding. Of those early albums this was their masterpiece. Got it in my early teens when I was still figuring out who I was and it helped put a positive balance on all the negativity.

Tourniquet - Psycho Surgery - Another product of the Christian thrash metal renaissance. I get very nostalgic for my teen years when I listen to this album, back when I actively cultivated a look that was just years away from becoming forever associated with Jason Mewes from the Jay and Silent Bob movies.

Soilwork - Natural Born Chaos - In the early 2000's I came to the realization I had turned into That Guy, as in the guy who only listens to music that came out when he was in high school and college. Rather than complete the process by buying the Camaro and growing the mullet, I sought out new bands to listen to and Soilwork was one of the first I found. If Linkin Park defined the early part of my first few years in Kansas City, Soilwork defined the latter half.

Stabbing Westward - Wither, Blister, Burn and Peel - Like Sarah McLachlan above, this album makes me think of a particular span of time in college when I lived alone. It also nicely defined the obsessive pattern I tended to have with romantic relationships at that time.

Tori Amos - Little Earthquakes - I think most fans agree that Tori's early work is her best. This is such an emotionally raw album, and a good one for dealing with raw emotions. When she first came out I used to make fun of her, thinking she was just some ranty little feminist who wrote songs trying to figure out all the ways she could to say that she hated men. But once I really listened to her I saw how wrong I was. There is some amazing stuff going on here that still hits me deeply on a personal level.

Dar Williams - Mortal City - Such an amazing album. Contains the song "The Christians and the Pagans" which really comforted the personal religious turmoil I had at the time. Also contains a beautiful, sad song called "This Was Pompeii" that likens the end of a relationship to the world's most notorious volcanic disaster. Sounds silly but it's not. This is a folk album for people who don't like folk music.

Nine Inch Nails - Broken - The only one of Trent's releases that I find consistently good all the way through from beginning to end. He wasn't trying to be all artsy here, just do some good old-fashioned venting through some very raw, nasty songs. I still remember the night I drove to Salina with a girl I sort of had a crush on and purchased this album.

King's X - Gretchen Goes to Nebraska - Another album that makes me nostalgic for another time and place. The whole album has an aura of melancholy and longing. It's another disc I like to break out when the seasons are turning and I'm feeling awkward about where my life has been and where it's going.

Megadeth - Rust In Peace - I think my generation acquired a sense as we grew up that war was something we'd never have to think about. Vietnam ended right as we were born and we spent our childhoods watching the Cold War deteriorate until it turned to dust along with the Berlin Wall. War happened in other places like Lebanon or South America, places not as fortunate as us and we never needed to think about it. Then the first war with Iraq broke out and the whole world changed. Suddenly with no warning war was something real and there was no getting away from it. Of course, Megadeth had been warning us of that all along. I can remember distinctly the night of the invasion, watching the green tracer fire on TV and listening to "Holy Wars... The Punishment Due" over and over again because it was the only way to make sense out of a world that I suddenly couldn't take for granted anymore.
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The "Rules": Don't take too long to think about it. Fifteen albums you've heard that will always stick with you. List the first fifteen you can recall in no more than fifteen minutes. Tag fifteen friends, including me, because I'm interested in seeing what albums my friends choose.

I'm not tagging. You don't have to either.

Guns N' Roses - Appetite for Destruction Say what you will, it's a great rock n' roll album. The anger and retaliatory lyrical content really gave this picked-on overweight 12 year-old a sense of justification. I can still remember the day I showed up at school in a Guns N' Roses t-shirt... and a whole crowd of people burst out laughing at me. Some of you who were in that crowd will read this on Facebook. To you I say hey, no hard feelings... but seriously, go fuck yourself.

Voivod - Nothingface I had been coasting on thinking bands like Bon Jovi were metal and Guns N' Roses was as hard as it got. Then I accidentally bumped into these guys and shit got weird, ugly, and very, very real.

Voivod - War and Pain Having bought their then-most-recent album Nothingface it made sense to seek out their very first album as well. Nothingface was prog rock and got them tours with Rush and Faith No More. War and Pain was pure, unadulterated death metal in its ugliest larval stage and so another musical door was opened.

Saviour Machine - Saviour Machine I I'll never forget hearing this in my friend Paul's car as he gave me a ride home one day. It was my first introduction to gothic metal and I've never been the same since. Still my favorite album of all time.

Metallica - And Justice For All As a child I wandered into a shopping mall restroom and saw a mysterious and sinister message scraped into the mirror: "Metallica Rulz." Several years later I saw the video for One and found out just why the cryptic message was indeed true.

D.A.D. - No Fuel Left For the Pilgrims A surf guitar-driven hard rock band from Denmark who released this one album in the States before heading back home. Very thought-provoking lyrically with songs approaching relationships, partying, and politics in a manner not typical of your average leather-clad 80's hair band. If you can find it, give it a listen.

Motorhead - No Sleep Til Hammersmith Rocked this a lot at the same time I was soaking in the juices of Voivod's War and Pain. Like the latter, Motorhead's live sound also sounds like a post-apocalyptic battlefield.

Pink Floyd - The Wall This album single-handedly triggered a year-long suicidal depression. I have a better relationship with it now, and I owe it a lot for driving me to change myself into something I liked better.

Black Sabbath - Paranoid One summer afternoon I bicycled all the way across town to K-Mart to purchase this album. I have never regretted doing so.

Tool - Aenima If you do this list and listen to Tool, you're probably going to put them on here. They are that amazing. This album really defined a time in my life.

Type O Negative - World Coming Down - Another era-defining album for me. I still associate its songs with autumn and unfulfilled wishes. It'll be a little harder to listen to this fall knowing that Peter Steele is gone.

Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory - Don't laugh at me for including a Linkin Park album. The songs on this album parallel with events in my life the first year after I moved to Kansas City.

Queensryche - Operation: Mindcrime If you know me then you knew it was going to be here. I shouldn't have to keep explaining.

Iron Maiden - 7th Son of a 7th Son Mike, Matt, Shannon, Willie, Justin... I'm up for another round of D&D in the garage whenever you guys are.

Loreena McKennit - The Mask & Mirror This album still astounds me. It began my love affair with womanly medieval music and in all the years since I've found few musicians in that genre who can consistently give this album a run for its money.
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Stolen from [livejournal.com profile] redstar826. Maybe this will get me to post more!

Here's the list of what you're supposed to post each day. )

Asking me to choose my favorite song is like asking to choose between Sarah Jessica Parker and Kirsten Dunst in a hot body/weird face contest - It can't be done! (Thanks for that one, Peter Griffin.) But here's a song I've loved ever since I first heard it and has been a persistent Ohrwurm for me for the last eighteen years.

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Name 8 cliches - from canon or fandom - that you'd like to see disappear.

1) Once you've got two characters in a romantic relationship thinking that the only way to keep them interesting is to have one cheat on or at least have reason to question the loyalty of the other.
2) A character has just experienced something vital to the overall plot. Another character shows up right after it's over and asks them what just happened/who they just talked to/what who they talked to said, etc. And instead of answering like anyone in real life would, the first character JUST STARES AT THEM and the other character JUST ACCEPTS THIS AS AN ANSWER and NEVER MENTIONS IT AGAIN. Lost and The X-Files are two of my favorite TV shows ever and both would have completed their entire years-long meta-plots in eight episodes or less had they not abused the hell out of this convention again and again.
3) His Name Is... Lost and X-Files, I am once again looking in your direction...
4) Doomed informants. Just once can one of these people wear a bulletproof vest to one of these meetings with the hero where they're going to tell him "His Name Is..." And heroes, just once check for damn snipers.
5) Switching to English after a few lines of foreign dialogue. The population as a whole could benefit from the patience that develops with learning to read subtitles.
6) A character commits or is accused of a serious crime and it only serves as a device to slow them down for an episode/chapter or two. If you're bailing him out to illustrate how powerful an organization is that's one thing, but if it's just a cheap cliffhanger and then deus ex machina'd away... no.
7) Retconning the hell out of something to make it look like whatever newly introduced villain was always there. Worst example I can think of is the last two Pirates of the Caribbean  movies. Did anyone understand what the hell the characters' relationships were by the end of that?
8) Author's personal sexual fetishes blatantly creeping into non-sexual works. Okay Robert Jordan it's really cool that your society of female magic users have appointed a new leader, but was all of them stripping naked and having a bizarre dom-sub foot fetish ritual really integral to the process?


Name seven characters you think really need a hug.
1) Sylvanas Windrunner (World of Warcraft)
2) Venom (Marvel)
3) Daigotsu (Legend of the Five Rings)
4) Baron Wulfenbach (Girl Genius)
5) John Locke (Lost)
6) Mask of Winters (Exalted)
7) Lalouche/Zero (Code Geass

Six who may seem to need a hug but who would fight to the death to avoid one:
1) Stilgar (Dune)
2) Bayushi Aramoro (Legend of the Five Rings)
3) Magneto (X-Men)
4) Tepet "The Roseblack" Ejava (Exalted)
5) King Varian Wrynn (World of Warcraft)
6) Kenpachi Zaraki (Bleach)

Name five imaginary places you'd like to go on vacation.
1) Rokugan, preferably the Dragon or Phoenix lands.
2) The Lost island.
3) Shattrath City in World of Warcraft. It's swarming with hot Draenei and Blood Elf gals. Yeah, I've got Terrokar Forest fever. What of it?
4) Lookshy in Exalted - "Madness? THIS! IS! GUNDAM!!!!"
5) The city of Newford from Charles Delint's novels. - Unlike the first four places I mentioned it's actually NOT incredibly dangerous on its best day.

Name your four favorite fictional families.
1) The Harkonnens from Dune - These guys are so decadently twisted somebody once hired H.R. Giger to design their house. It's true. Look it up.
2) The Hida from Legend of the Five Rings. - Like Klingons with better makeup.
3)The Kuni, also from Legend of the Five Rings - Like a black metal band with better makeup.
4) The Tepet from Exalted - Produces more Good Guys per capita than any other group within the setting's various Bad Guy factions.
5) The Bayushi from Legend of the Five Rings (sorry to abuse this setting so much.) I love all the Scorpion families, but as the alpha wolf the Bayushi make the others what they are. I partly love them for my mask fetish, but a clan of badass warriors who win by getting inside your head has its own appeal.



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-Say you want to be interviewed.
• I'll respond by asking you five questions so I can satisfy my curiosity
• Update your journal with the answers to the questions
• Include this explanation in the post and offer to ask other people questions

Here are the questions I got from [livejournal.com profile] cherith

1) I have only known you through LJ, so how did you first get online, and then what brought you to LJ?

I didn't get online until college but rapidly fell in love with the medium of online communication. LJ was initially a way for me to keep up on the lives of a couple of long distance friends. Envious of the fun they were having, I signed up too.

2) If they made one of your stories into a movie, and you got free range to pick the cast of your dreams, what story would it be, and who would play the characters?

I make wishlist casts for stories in my head all the time. Since Apocalypse Woman is my only published work ATM I'll use my cast for that:
Abryax...Costas Mandylor
Selkines Ondine...Radha Mitchell
Erasmus Archaty...Cilian Murphy
Brisins De Mar...Zooey Deschanel

3) I don't see you talk about television a lot other than occasional mentions of LOST. Are there are any TV shows you're currently following?

Given my intense fondness for LOST it's probably no surprise that I'm eagerly following FlashForward right now. And of course I'm also enjoying V. There are several procedural dramas I really enjoy but don't follow obsessively: all the Law & Order shows, CSI Miami, NCIS. I'll also usually stop and watch House if I'm channel surfing and come to it. I was really into Battlestar Galactica in its first two seasons but lost track. Someday I'll get caught up.

4) I know you're a big fan of the Dune series. What makes them so appealing to you?

I saw the David Lynch movie as a child and even though I had no clue what was going on I was very drawn in by the set and costume designs and could tell this was a movie about something really important. I like it because it's such a naked critique of the human condition; about how what makes us great is unavoidably tied to the failings that bring us low.

5) What are your top 5 non-metal musicians?

Tori Amos, Loreena McKennit, Mary Fahl/October Project, The Medieval Baebes, Sarah McLachlan
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Summarize 10 of your fandoms in one sentence, then see who on your friends list can guess each fandom.

1. Don't try to resurrect dead people or you'll wind up a cyborg working for a fascist government. Fullmetal Alchemist

2. Uh, why are we trying to awaken psychic powers in unstable gang members again? Akira

3. Have you seen a little girl who is short with black hair? Silent Hill

4. Most badass allegory about the oil industry ever. Dune

5. We used to have talking trees and laser guns and now we're stuck using swords and it's all the fault of some stupid, pigheaded man!

6. Jesus loves the little children, especially world-hopping British ones. Chronicles of Narnia

7. Talk to the hand, especially about fighting the undead. Vampire Hunter D

8. If you torture her she'll just wind up foiling your evil plan and having some really good orgasms along the way. Kushiel

9. One blow to the head can solve all your problems. Or can it?

10. We could do our job and send evil ghosts back to hell... or we could just have really long drawn out swordfights with each other. Bleach
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Off the top of your head, name ten of your favourite Movie Moments. i.e.: When Jaws pops out of the water
They don't have to be your top ten, just whatever randomly pops into your head (that way you know they stuck with ya!)
If they're self explanatory, booyah. if not, tell us why it's so memorable/well loved to you.

1) The Princess Bride - "I died that day! You can die too for all I care..."

2) The Secret of NIMH - During the climax when the villain Jenner prepares to slay Justin. Towering over him, Jenner snarls "I've learned this much: take what you can when you can!" Justin, battered and bleeding counterattacks with the cry of "Then you've learned nothing!"

3) Akira - Tetsuo's transformation. One of the most elaborate, gruesome, and surreal sequences ever to appear in an animated film. The special effects still haven't been topped.

4) The Wall - The scene where Pink's wife and her lover hang up on him and he just slumps down the wall as we look into his mind and see his sanity collapse.

5) Aliens - "Get away from her you BITCH!" - 'nuff said.

6) Blade Runner - The running battle through the abandoned building between Roy and Deckard, culminating in Roy's famous last words.

7) Serenity - The Operative's speech to Mal about how he won't live in the perfect world, but is necessary for it's creation. The amount of taut emotion in the lines creates genuine empathy for the mass murderer.

8) The Crow - This entire movie is a favorite moment, but for sheer poignancy and truthsomeness, I pick the scene where Draven visits the cop at his apartment and explains that nothing in life is trivial.

9) The Big Lebowski - Walter Sobchak's ill-planned attempt to show Larry what happens when you fuck a stranger in the ass.

10) Pulp Fiction - Vincent and Jules' debate over why you shouldn't give another man's wife a foot massage.
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Using only song names from ONE ARTIST, answer these questions. Pass it on. You can't use the artist I used. Try not to repeat a song title. Repost as "My Life According to (ARTIST NAME)".

And if you can't tell from my Lebowski-esque subject line, the artist is Metallica

Are you a male or female? Enter Sandman
Describe yourself: The God That Failed
How do you feel? Trapped Under Ice
If you could go anywhere, where would you go? Where The Wild Things Are
Your favorite form of transportation: The Four Horsemen
Your best friend is: The Unforgiven
Your favorite color is: Blackened
What's the weather like? Ride the Lightning
Favorite time of day: Fade To Black
If your life was a tv show, what would it be called? Disposable Heroes
What is life to you? To Live is To Die
What are you looking for? The Hero of the Day
Have: The Frayed Ends of Sanity
Wouldn't mind: The Call of Ktulu
Your fear: The Thing That Should Not Be
What is the best advice you have to give? Carpe Diem Baby
If you could change your name, you would change it to: King Nothing
Thought for the Day: Nothing Else Matters
My motto: So What?
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Rules: Don't take too long to think about it. Fifteen fictional characters that will always stick with you. First fifteen you can recall in no more than 15 minutes. Comment if you want to know more information.

1) Optimus Prime - Transformers universe
2) Jenner - The Secret of NIMH (Robert C. O'Brien, Don Bluth)
3) Darth Vader - Star Wars (George Lucas)
4) Aslan - The Chronicles of Narnia (C.S. Lewis)
5) Phaedra no Delauney - Kushiel's Dart (Jacqueline Carey)
6) Meg Murray - A Wrinkle in Time (Madelein L'Engle)
7) Randal Flagg - The Stand (Stephen King)
8) Frank Hoenikker - Cat's Cradle (Kurt Vonnegut)
9) Hida Kisada - Legend of the Five Rings (John Wick)
10) Lucy Westenra - Dracula (Brahm Stoker)
11) Pinhead - Hellraiser (Clive Barker)
12) Kissoon - The Great and Secret Show (Clive Barker)
13) Inigo Montoya - The Princess Bride (William Goldman)
14) The Djinn - Wishmaster films
15) Tetsuo - Akira (Katsuhiro Otomo)
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Instructions: Don’t take too long to think about it. Fifteen books you’ve read that will always stick with you. First fifteen you can recall in no more than 15 minutes.

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader by C.S. Lewis
Kushiel's Dart by Jacqueline Carey
The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood
Viriconium Nights by M. John Harrison
Rats and Gargoyles by Mary K. Gentle
House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski
Perdido Street Station by China Mieville
The Third Policeman by Flann O'Brien
Fallen by Tim Lebbon
The Stand by Stephen King
A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'engle
The Castle by Franz Kafka
At the Mountains of Madness by H.P. Lovecraft
Dracula by Bram Stoker
A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
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Here are the ones that nobody guessed:

1) Akira
6) The Secret of NIMH
10) Casablanca
12) Back to the Future
15) Hellraiser
17) Signs
18) Labyrinth

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