This is my rifle, it is my life.
 

Quick bio:

• Name: Thoo Thoo (pronounced tutu)
• Sex: Female
• Age: 18
• Nationality: Burmese

Questionnaire:
1. What do you do? (Hobbies, job)
At the moment? Nothing - school takes up all my time.

2. Where are you from?
Burma, but I was born in Bangkok, Thailand. Once I turned 3, my family decided to move to Canada.

3. Who is your favorite author?
JK Rowling. Kidding, perhaps Jane Austen.

4. What are your favorite films?
At the moment Knowing and The Day After Tomorrow. I'm obsessed with the end of the world - it scares me.

5. What music do you want played at your wedding?
Anything ranging from Combichrist to Grendel to Zombie Girl, etc. Who wouldn't want an electric acid party for their wedding?

6. At your funeral?
I'll be dead, who cares.

7. This IS a gothic website, so... how do you want to die?
By zombie attack - think of Dawn of the Dead, or Resident Evil.

8. What kind of casket would you want?
Just put my ashes in a Campbell's soup can and I'll be happy.

9. What's your FAVORITE outfit?
Anything that doesn't make me look frumpy.

10. What's one thing you miss about being a little kid?
I could eat what I wanted and it wouldn't go straight to my ass.

11. What's your favorite band?
Combichrist.

12. What kind of education do you have? What is/was/will be your major?
I'm in my first year of college at British Columbia's Institute of Technology, taking a program called New Media Design and Web Development. No, I do not want to become a web/graphic designer/developer. What I do want to become though, is a game programmer and make my own kick ass games.

13. Why did you join?
Because the Gothic community interests me, and I'd like to explore the other side of me that likes to wear black and wants to wear cyber falls.

Welcome. Did you know that even if you were cremated your remains wouldn't fit in a soup can because your leg and other large bones leave big pieces?

Hope you enjoy yourself here.

She could probably fit them into one of those giant beef stew cans.

Another member from BC.

Added to the list of people I envy.

I'm not liking Jane Austen, but welcome to Gnet, you seem nice enough.

:)

They grind the bones, however, so it shouldn't be much of a problem. Although Campbell's Classic cans are too tiny anyway.


Welcome.

Sorry to disappoint you but I also like Hello Kitty and Barbies. :)

Shit, I have a Barbie collection at home. That stuff rules.

Lucky you, I only have one and it's bald.

Bangkok... =snickers= +1

The Day After tomorrow... -1 (That movie is complete and utter shit) no offense...

Haven't seen Knowing yet, hopefully it's good.

Broke even.. not too bad.

You're hot, and therefore good.

Hello and welcome, I hope you enjoy your time here !!!.

All the cybergoth stuff gets on my nerves after a while, but I would fancy having sex with you.

What made you think of that?

None taken. It's mostly just the concept of the film that I like.

When and where?

How to Make Friends on a Message Board
1. Be a prostitute.

Suddenly I'm embarrassed I own Combichrist cds.

I heard that after the incineration process, it is put though grinders to grind down the stuff that didn't disintegrate.

You could always do the eco friendly thing and turn yourself into mulch that's used to grow a tree. It's like you get to live forever.

How is it at all like that?

Well, your body's being turned into a big pile of sludge.

Edit: Or are you talking about how it's like you're living forever?

The idea is that your ashes are used by the plant to grow, and within that plant your spirit remains. It's a popular concept in certain religions or practices.

Even if that were true, the tree still dies.
So it's not forever.

I understand that. I wasn't the one who made the comment, I was just explaining the idea. Depending on the type of tree and location, however, it can last for centuries. Yet, that is still nothing in comparison to the idea of "forever." The tree could, in theory, reproduce and it would still be like part of the soul is living on within the saplings, but eventually the trees will be eradicated, sooner or later.

Nobody said anything about a monetary exchange.