Hello

[Gigerpoet]

I think I have done this a while ago, but I have not been here in a long while, so just to get back to things I will start over.

1. What do you do? (Hobbies, job)
I paint, draw, love music, and daydream about directing movies.
2. Where are you from?
Currently in Florida.
3. Who is your favorite author?
Modern; William Gibson. Classics; Mathew Lewis, and Oscar Wilde
4. What are your favorite films?
Short films from the brothers Quay, and of course Tim Burton films.
Pan's Labrynth, silent films, and alot more for me to go into detail on.

5. What music do you want played at your wedding?
Black Tape For a Blue Girl

6. At your funeral?
Duran Duran.. nope, just jokng. Italian Opera

7. This IS a gothic website, so... how do you want to die?
Fully enlightened

8. What kind of casket would you want?
White with black pin stripes down it.

9. What's your FAVORITE outfit?
Dress shirt, and vest.
10. What's one thing you miss about being a little kid?
Wanting to get older.

11. What's your favorite band?
Too many, right now.. currently listening to alot Of Corpus Delicti, Sisters of mercy, and Rozz Williams.

12. What kind of education do you have? What is/was/will be your major?
I just started back at school, I want to study Quantum Physics

13. Why did you join?
An attempt at being social.

14. If the first 13 questions didn't give it away. What is your gender?
Male!

[Delkaetre]

Hello!
You know, I like you already. Gibson and Wilde (Do you like Heinlein as well?), Black Tape for a Blue Girl, Rozz Williams, Sisters of Mercy, and a potentially very interesting taste in films.
You must suggest some films for me.

[Slap Your Love]

Quantum Physics eh? Quite a study indeed.
Good taste in music. I worship Oscar Wilde. That's another plus.
The only thing I disagree on is Pan's Labrynth. I hate that film.

[Madarame]

Good taste in music, you will likely be very welcome here.
I love the way you want to die and the casket is very interesting.

[Bete Noire]

Welcome. I like the music

[Gigerpoet]

Originally Posted by Delkaetre

Hello!
You know, I like you already. Gibson and Wilde (Do you like Heinlein as well?), Black Tape for a Blue Girl, Rozz Williams, Sisters of Mercy, and a potentially very interesting taste in films.
You must suggest some films for me.

Thank you. Not too familiar with Heinlein but what I have read I enjoyed. Back to music; I like a lot more than I listed including different genres and such, those are just my favorites. For the films, what do you generally like? My suggestions are usaully based upon that sort of thing.

[Gigerpoet]

Thanks, it's good to feel welcomed. However, re-reading my original post, I realized how many ridiculous spelling errors I had. Whoops! I Feel kind of silly for an introduction which includes horrid spelling mistakes and wretched grammar.
Sorry.

[Breathless Horror]

Originally Posted by Slap Your Love

The only thing I disagree on is Pan's Labrynth. I hate that film.

BLASPHEMY! Haha, I love Pan's Labyrinth. Awesome choice in music. I like you, so welcome!

[Slap Your Love]

I hateeedd it lol. I wanted more of the magical plot instead
of the horrible dictator guy plot. Lol.

[Breathless Horror]

True, it COULD have had more magical head bity-ness, but I still enjoyed it. Especially the music.

[Gigerpoet]

Originally Posted by Breathless Horror

True, it COULD have had more magical head bity-ness, but I still enjoyed it. Especially the music.

I loved Pan's Labyrinth... However, Looks like Del Toro will use that imagery for the new Hellboy movie, which looks more promising for the "head bityness."

That's if you like Hellboy in the first place.

[††BlackRose††]

Welcome to the boards!
You have a wonderful taste in music!
Pan's Labyrinth was a nice movie. I liked it.
Well enjoy your stay!

[BlkGothGrl]

Gibson... wonderful.... which is your favorite from him?
(Me, its probably Snowcrash)....

Welcome, dear.

[Gigerpoet]

Originally Posted by BlkGothGrl

Gibson... wonderful.... which is your favorite from him?
(Me, its probably Snowcrash)....

Welcome, dear.

Neuromancer, and the Difference Engine. Yes I know that the later had little or no real substance, but it was still an enjoyable read.

[Gigerpoet]

Originally Posted by Slap Your Love

I hateeedd it lol. I wanted more of the magical plot instead
of the horrible dictator guy plot. Lol.

I think I was the only fellow going in to the movie knowing it was about WWII, and as such was one of few who loved it.
Sorry you didn't like it, though.
Now maybe I missed it, but what would your favorite movie/movies happen to be? Just out of curiosity.

[Delkaetre]

Originally Posted by Gigerpoet

Thanks, it's good to feel welcomed. However, re-reading my original post, I realized how many ridiculous spelling errors I had. Whoops! I Feel kind of silly for an introduction which includes horrid spelling mistakes and wretched grammar.
Sorry.

Oh, now I simply love you!
Not only was your intro remarkably well written given the usual quality of new meat, but you even had the decency to apologise for a few little slips!
Have you read Pattern Recognition yet? It really struck me, I must say. One of the most recent works, I believe.
As for films... I'll confess to being a Tim Burton fan. I like ridiculously OTT horror films from back in the days of Hammer, I like science fiction, and I have a strong aversion to action films where all the money was spent on explosions (Pitch Black, fine. Serenity, fine. Die Hard? Not so much), RomComs- except Shaun of the Dead- and crude Teen Comedy.
So something like Metropolis is delicious.

[Gigerpoet]

Originally Posted by Delkaetre

Oh, now I simply love you!
Not only was your intro remarkably well written given the usual quality of new meat, but you even had the decency to apologise for a few little slips!
Have you read Pattern Recognition yet? It really struck me, I must say. One of the most recent works, I believe.
As for films... I'll confess to being a Tim Burton fan. I like ridiculously OTT horror films from back in the days of Hammer, I like science fiction, and I have a strong aversion to action films where all the money was spent on explosions (Pitch Black, fine. Serenity, fine. Die Hard? Not so much), RomComs- except Shaun of the Dead- and crude Teen Comedy.
So something like Metropolis is delicious.

I'm glad to feel loved, especially for "new meat."
As for Pattern Recognition, It's next on the list. To be honest I have only read a few of Gibson’s' books, but thoroughly loved what I had read. However, you sound an awful lot like me. This happens to be amusing and frightening in one good shot. Therefore, I would suggest an old classic (one of my favorites) The Seventh Seal. If you have not seen it, you really should; the film is an amazing achievement. However, I must tell you that it is widely considered "weird."

[Methadrine]

Originally Posted by BlkGothGrl

Gibson... wonderful.... which is your favorite from him?
(Me, its probably Snowcrash)....

Welcome, dear.

Snow Crash? That's Neal Stephenson, not Gibson.

[BlkGothGrl]

Originally Posted by Methadrine

Snow Crash? That's Neal Stephenson, not Gibson.

Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Gosh........ I feel so illiterate..... Can I claim vodka and a long work day as my excuse?

To compensate, I make a mean vodka martini; I'd be willing to share.

Back to the Gibson; "Mona Lisa Overdrive". I have tried to read "Pattern Recognition" several times; I need a long vacation to do so so I can focus on it.

[Gigerpoet]

Originally Posted by Delkaetre

Oh, now I simply love you!
Not only was your intro remarkably well written given the usual quality of new meat, but you even had the decency to apologise for a few little slips!
Have you read Pattern Recognition yet? It really struck me, I must say. One of the most recent works, I believe.
As for films... I'll confess to being a Tim Burton fan. I like ridiculously OTT horror films from back in the days of Hammer, I like science fiction, and I have a strong aversion to action films where all the money was spent on explosions (Pitch Black, fine. Serenity, fine. Die Hard? Not so much), RomComs- except Shaun of the Dead- and crude Teen Comedy.
So something like Metropolis is delicious.

One last thing in case anyone was wondering.
The reason why I had any sort of spelling errors in the first place is because I have just purchased a laptop, and I did not have any sort of spell check on it until now. Thus, there will be no more obvious mistakes.