I am me. The details are pointless, because its all pretty simple.

Bristol term time, Plymouth other time

Music, my beautiful guitars and drums, gigs, friends, g&t, menthol, stupid chats, festivals, holding hands and amusing quotations.

I'm a student bum thanks.

female

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Oh, I have a rather varied taste, but surely that is a wonderful thing.

Films make me cry, even though real life doesn't. I think that, other then music, they're the best way to escape.
I love and admire Tim Burton and his work a lot. I used to believe that I was Edward Scissorhands and Sally, at different times of course.
I like "Period Dramas". I just like things with people similar to Mr Firth, Ms Thompson and Mr Grant in! They make me smile, and wish that I lived back then, in my country manor, floucing around in a dress, playing crouquet, waiting for some one similar to Mr Darcey.
Aside from these, I always enjoy finding strange and quirky films, that make my mind wonder in to peculiar, and some times dark places.

'Brothers and Sisters' is my big thing at the moment.
I love 'The IT Crowd' too. It is so bizarre, and makes me laugh till my sides ache.
'Sopranos', simply because I want to be a mafia mama.
I'm all for a bit of ER. Luca is my friend. I enjoy 'Shameless' too, as my dad believes that pubs like that really exist, and I frequent them.
'Friends' really gets on my tits.
I like the BBC adaptions of Classic novels, I especially liked 'Jane Eyre'.
'Dexter' because there is something oddly attractive about a serial killer.
And, obviously, 'Queer as Folk' UK, not the US shite.

I love to lose myself in books.
I enjoy both the classics and more modern works.
I like books which don't necessailry have a plot.

I like poetry too. Sylvia Plath, John Clare, WH Auden, Edward Gorey, T.S.Eliot and Simon Armitage.
I love Burton's 'Melancholy death of oyster boy'.

Graphic novels are also an interest, as are comic books.

I have no seen Muse 57 times.