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[2005-03-07 04:01:28 +0000 UTC]
"Samara Steele"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 52; Deviations: 607; Watchers: 53
Watching: 27; Pageviews: 22215; Comments Made: 728; Friends: 27
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: Lady GagaFavorite movies: Slacker, Sex Lies and Videotape
Favorite TV shows: Community
Favorite bands / musical artists: Arcade Fire, Joanna Newsom, Paul Simon
Favorite books: Homeland, Bluebeard
Favorite writers: Sam Lipstye, Vonnegut, PKD, Walt Witman
Favorite games: Final Fantasy VII, Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Mario 2
Other Interests: LARP, Cyborg Anthropology, Social Theory
# About me
That for which we find words is already dead in our hearts.βNietzsche
Though my language is dead, still the shapes fill my head.
βThe Arcade Fire
# Comments
Comments: 39
Enjoying your gallery. Much love from LARPer and OWS(NYC) Medic! <3
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Hi! wanna join my group called Anti-illuminati-01? anti-illuminati-01.deviantart.β¦
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Wylderkin is the race that used to be called Scavenger.
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it is any sort of animal-person
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Thanks! (I guess I'm out of loop with the lingo...) Cheers!
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heh, yeah, my first event is in February, first time larping ever! Cheers indeed.
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Oh, crazy. I briefly to work for ALARP Oregon, back when it was NERO Oregon. All the LARPers photographed on my page are people you'll probably soon meet (They're players of the Seattle and Oregon chapters). Tell them "Hayley said hi."
Have fun and don't get eaten!
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Your ID poem [song?] is... strangely telling of my recent life circumstances. I like that...
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The poem was written in the 1200s, by the Persian poet Rumi. Isn't it refreshing to be able to relate to someone across the ages?
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Some things never change... I never wanted to live a transient lifestyle. I'm too materialistic for that. I love having stuff. But I've found a way to balance it out. I can live a sort of bohemian semi-nomadic lifestyle, while also being a total consumer whore. Although somehow, I doubt Rumi was suggesting such a thing... ah, well.
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You gotta take what you can from poems and leave the rest. That's what I think anyway. You can never know what the poet really meant.
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As a wise man once said [before the "special edition" was released], "Many of the truths we cling to depend on our own point of view."
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Man, I haven't seen your photos since some blog long ago. These are really great. Love the way you frame the world.
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Wow, hi Kim! Thanks a bunch! I really enjoy taking photos--it's a great break from writing! ^_^ Cheers!
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Thanks for the feature!
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Thanks for making such lovely art!
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AH!! >//< Your welcome!!
Sorry, I rarely get that, that made me very happy to heat!!
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hey, thanks for the fav, btw. means a lot from you!
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It's a great picture! I'm glad you posted it!
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Hey! It's Hayley! Yes, this will be good for keeping tabs on one another. ^_^
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Yeah, I figured you and Sara were never gunna join facebook, so I had to stoop to this... ^_^ Nice profile pic!
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Hee hee! I signed up, just to be safe. ^_^
Thanks! I decided it was time to change the avatar, and I finally have an actual name for her! Charlotte De La Croix.
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Huh? Charlotte De La Croix. I like it! Are you changing their names to anglo ones?
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Yes! I really wanted them to have either French or Spanish (Spain Spanish, Spainards rule!) sounding names. I'm keeping the Inazuma and Ikazuchi monikers as "pirate" names that the two take for themselves, in order to remain anonymous.
So far, I've got:
Inazuma: Esperanza De La Croix
Ikazuchi: Charlotte De La Croix
These of course may change in the future, but for now, I'm pretty happy with these names for each. They're both a bit uncommon names, and they both have a slight upper-society sound to them as well, denoting their herritage and prior social status, at least, that's what I tell myself ^_^
(pronunciation is the lesser-used "croy" rather than the more common "qwa" sound for Croix.)
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quick question:
What does inazuma mean?
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Ah! Okay. I guess it's been bothering me cuz I realized the other day that the word doesn't have the kanji "den" (lightening) in it, or any other lightening-related character. I tried to look it up in all of my Japanese dictionaries, but couldn't find it. It's probably just an onomatopoeia then, like "kaboom" or "shaazam", so in that case it would be written in katakana instead of kanji. Anyway Sorry to bug you about this. I just wanted to make sure.
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Ha ha ha, Spainards... The names are great! I especially like that someone as tough as Ikazuchi would have such a prim and proper name. Charlotte. It seems delicate, almost. Whereas Esperanza is such an overblown and gaudy word, it makes me think of someone in a big hat who gets many sexual encounters.
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