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russiantea87
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[2008-06-24 18:52:13 +0000 UTC]
"Evil beware, we have waffles"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 14102; Deviations: 153; Watchers: 52
Watching: 366; Pageviews: 18839; Comments Made: 5130; Friends: 366
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: James Jean, Mignola,Kubo, Christy Lijewski, Fee Muh,Amano, O Barr, Miller, Jock, Risso, Sean Murphy,Favorite movies: reservoir dogs,fight club,12 monkeys,p.mononoke, shawshank redemption,b. runner,gattaca,rockandrolla
Favorite bands / musical artists: My Chemical Romance,The Seatbelts, Yoko Kanno, Mai Yamane, The Doors, Crass, The Animals,
Favorite writers: Gaiman, Azarello, Miyazaki, Otomo, A. Moore, M. Mignola, G. Morrison, Tarantino, Miller,Kubo,Hiroe,
Favorite games: Ff7,Hallo, Super Smash Brothers.,FF9,Jak 2,Bioshock,
Favorite gaming platform: favorite food? Cajun, Mexican, Italian and Asian
Tools of the Trade: crow quill, paper, ink, and the obligatory pencil
Other Interests: writing, film, art, anime, history, design,
# About me
Verbally I'm palatable enough to talk with, but I'm not exactly physically impressive. Like overly comely, or burly or anything. Honestly, I'm sort of lacking in that regard. I'm not especially interested in hobbies besides essentially all the arts. Such as character design, writing, scripting, inking, and anything else that involves composing verbal/visual kickassery. I would like to try wing chung, and dune riding. Mostly because it reminds me ever so much of Road Warrior.I'm not really physically outgoing, but I am socially spontaneous when it suits me__like I would just as soon twist a u on the 60 and light out for parts unknown, with a fistfull of debits and a f*** all attitude, if I wasn't consistently busted all the time. I hate being broke__I hate money too, except for what it can buy, and even then I don't like "it", I just like the fact that it's fungible.
Current Residence: Gilbert, Arizona
deviantWEAR sizing preference: medium small, or medium
Print preference: What?
Favourite genre of music: punk, hard rock, folk rock, alternative, jazz, trying to find some good Beebop and blues,
Favourite photographer: Gonzo, that's not much considering he's the only one I know by name
Favourite style of art: stencil(grafitti), Baroque, punk, Classic Asian/Japanese horor, Deco, Victorian, Pulp, Noir
Operating System: Favorite songs? 'Its a death wish' by mcr, 'Nowhereman'
MP3 player of choice: 'Shine on you crazy daimond/Another Brick in the wall/Comfortably numb'by Floyd, 'Bur
Shell of choice: the abilitiy to heal like Wolverine, if you have that, pretty much you don't need anything else
Wallpaper of choice: One's not steeped in mold
Skin of choice: mine?
Favourite cartoon character: The Monarch,Gibbs, Duo,Joker,Sam/Max,Tick/Arthur,Spike Speigel,Washu,Mugen,Rebby,Kisuke,Rukia,
Personal Quote: "When in doubt, blow up a mountain" Yuske Yurameshi, spirit dectective
# Comments
Comments: 2177
the bastard son of jeff smith n mike mignola....I believe you called!
Hey, its been a minute....Glad you're still here.
I also see you been busy.....what's poppin -off your table??
Just stoppin by to say wass UP??
hit me up, when you can.
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This is waaay late, but ty for the fav. (Grifter with guns, incase you forgot by now)
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Thank you very much for the 
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Thank you for the fav! Glad you like the Blues
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Dude, who couldn't binge for days on the dour earnest of a blues savant? The blues genre is the last word on grit.
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To me Blues is more than music, it is a feeling - and that in most people's cases was long forgotten. Anyone who sympathize with this genre makes his/her point he/she hasn't lost the ability to express his/her soul unconditionally. And this is all that matters, really.
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But wasn't that also soul and funk's prerogative as well?
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Yes, I guess it was but it all started with the blues - and it looks like the blues still has it.
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But didn't jazz precede rhythm and blues: I mean, yes, country and folk of course were prevalent in American culture and that of course led to blues, but even those genres aren't without their own individual spring boards.
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Yes of course but the question is how much all those genres preserved the original feeling and pure sensibility which gives identity to humans. I think the blues is that form of music which got closest as possible to these facts and the blues expresses in an unfiltered way the soul of man. The other genres give too much spice to the recipe.
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Your vocabulary baffles and amazes me at the same time. 0_o
PS- Wonderful inking skills in your gallery!
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It's not pretense, but its not static either. I'm sort of a varied individual when it comes to my tastes. Like one side of me relishes the downhome flamboyancy of blues [link] and classic 60's [link] and 70's [link] rock, but flip it and I like stuff like the seatbelts [link] [link] and Five Corners Quartet [link]
I sort of like being a slobber of supercilious ecentricity.
thanks for mentioning my inking: it's not ink though. I use a pen.
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Dang I wish your had your vocabulary... yeesh!
And the 60's and 70's had the best music, I agree! The melodies in the music of that time were more lively and fun, or more peaceful as well, I wish modern music had some of their qualities. [link] (and I know this isn't rock, but one of my favorite 70's songs) [link]
Or ink, pen- both still considered inking I think 
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Oh I love that genre of music. Here's one of my favorites from the mo-town theory: [link]
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You're very welcome, man.
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thank a lot for the 
congratulation!!!
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Why, thanks very. much, that's kind of you to mentionAnd might I imply, you're inking techniques are quite top notch themselves, chum.
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ahah! you write so strange for my english level
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