yes it is my name.

i fucking touched thurston moore. he is my type.

oh yeah, i didnt mention that one, and its soo imprtant.
i cant stand the girls who waer loads of make up and designer clothes. the ones who force themselves to endure painful shoes so they can look better.
i dont think they look better anyway. basicaly superficial girls.
i hate too much makeup

makeup is lame. i have raccoon eyes already without it.

I sort of agree, but it's tough to judge someone outright with that. As much as I hate Hollister with all my heart, I've judged people incorrectly because they wear it. So I try to be lenient with that.

He has to rock, not piss me off, have at least pretty good style, and share a similar sense of humor with me.....no specific type really. Dark hair is always a plus though.

That's the rumor......I have all my papers.

You get papers, too? Man you guys get all the perks. I always have to convince people that I'm straight.

I thought I was gay for a while, not after my experience.

This is hard. I hate guys who are loudmouths and who curse a lot for no apparent reason. I don't like being around people who try to shove all of their interests in my face as if everything they like is far more important than the things I enjoy. I admire people who don't always have to talk about themselves in terms of what they like, because as long as they are passionate about something, it usually doesn't matter so much what it is. And there are so many other things to talk about anyway. I find that I get on well with people who at first seem a little shy and reserved, and not so in-your-face. I like people who are secure with who they are, as well as their interests and opinions, and aren't embarrassed by any of it. Loyalty and respect mean a lot to me.

I'm not sure about looks. Mostly I am pretty flexible when it comes to that, although I don't understand blonde guys. As far as the face goes, I like big noses. I don't necessarily like good-looking faces as much as I like expressive and interesting faces. Some people's looks just bore me because they look like everyone else. They're not bad-looking people, they're just one of many, many more like them. I'm seeing that a lot now in college. I've been meeting people here and I just can't tell any of them apart.

Yeah I think that's something that isn't taken as seriously as it should be. I don't really understand why "bad taste" is reason enough to dislike someone. If a girl is intelligent, witty, funny, independant, blah blah blah, but listens to some embarassing band or group or wears some kind of ridiculous clothes or has some nerdy hobby - it's seen as a flaw. But if she can openly display that, knowing the criticism that it's going to bring, it's really security and self-confidence. It's just entertainment, and people enjoy different kinds. The important factor is whether they can be honest about themselves with it.

girls with nerdy hobbies make me go weak at the knees.

Oh yeah? I betcha didn't have him bump into your hand with his foot...WHILE HE WAS WEARING ONLY SOCKS!

such as? posting on message boards?

for example

Scrawny or chubby, good music taste, and (more-than) slightly mentally retarded.

keep talking.

Arty girls with taste and brains, cutting wit a huge plus.
Physically, I have a pretty wide range of appreciation regarding body types, but tend to favor slightly heavier girls with dark or red hair. Goth girls have also been imprinted as an ideal of sexiness for decades for me, but the music that passes for "goth" now is irritating as hell to me, and the amount of makeup involved sometimes makes it difficult to see what someone really looks like.
I like glasses, I like shorter hair generally speaking.
And I like big butts and I cannot lie.

Ya, I figure this board may tend to lean more towards that, but you know what I mean. My ex was a hardcore gamer, and she was hot. I fear I may never find another like her. Especially not one that would fall for me. Oh, the tragedies of life...

I've been with all types, except one. The stereotypical rock girl, maybe I'll find her one day.