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I have created a game! Ish... Take a series of identities/cultural identifiers/nonsense phrases, and list the ways in which you might fall under that category of personage. Sounds like fun, right? (This is the part where you play along...) It's also a good way to get to know each other! Let's play, shall we?

Five Ways In Which I Am:

a Hippie:
  1. I have an organic garden.
  2. I compost.
  3. I make my own laundry detergent.
  4. I have long hair.
  5. I make people uncomfortable at parties when they confess to shopping at Wal-Mart.


a Hipster:
  1. I have black, acrylic-framed glasses.
  2. I own more than one plaid shirt.
  3. My music snobbery interests.
  4. I listen to NPR.
  5. I shop at farmers' markets.


a Yuppie Suburbanite:
  1. I have a Starbucks gold card.
  2. I tell people I'm from Detroit, even though I live in the 'burbs.
  3. I wear yoga pants out of the house for non-yoga purposes.
  4. I spend way too much time bitching about a lack of parking.
  5. I consider the soup and salad lunch combo at Olive Garden to be a 'good deal'.


a Goth:
  1. I own more than three types of black eyeliner.
  2. I like Joy Division.
  3. I was once officially 'initiated' at a Goth club in Detroit by a dude who claimed to be a vampire. (He bit my neck. It was adorable. True story!)
  4. I have an odd fascination with death, and I love cemeteries.
  5. I ♥ Gothic literature. (I took a class in college, though I don't know if that fact makes me more or less Goth...)


I wanted to do 'Nerd', but this entire journal could very easily be considered evidence for how I fit into that category! So let me turn the tables and give you:

Five Ways In Which I Am Not A Nerd:
  1. I'm not into video games.
  2. Never got into Star Trek.
  3. I enjoy talking to strangers at parties.
  4. Also: I will dance. Even if no one else is dancing and the music is really lame. I am going to bust a move.
  5. I have never in my life said: "OMG, you should see X Movie, it's got awesome special effects!" Fuck special effects. AND High-Def. I am more than happy with regular-def.


Now's the part where you play along at home: either in the comments or on your journal, pick a label! Pick one of the ones I used, or make up one of your own. Give me five reasons why you are or are not like that label. The challenge comes when you pick one that doesn't really fit: I am by no means a Goth, but with some creative thinking, I was able to come up with five ways in which I could be.

Basically: help distract me from the fact I'm dying AGAIN! (I know, right: inconvenient!) My throat hurts, my chest feels heavy, and my shoulders and neck are achy. So play with me, please, and we shall make merry! (Also: what are some good labels you might suggest for anyone who wants to play?)

ETA: It's all [livejournal.com profile] roh_wyn's fault, but I have signed up for [livejournal.com profile] femgenficathon. It does what it says on the tin: gen stories about women from any fandom! (History RPF, too.) YOU SHOULD ALL GO SIGN UP! Let me know if you do. :P

Re: Five ways I am and will always be a goth

Date: 2011-06-02 12:11 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] apple-pathways.livejournal.com
The tortuous thing about LJ is that I keep meeting all of these people I wanna hang out with, but they live on completely different continents from me! Just know: if the chance should ever arise, I want to visit both a cemetery, a nightclub, and a fancy dress/costume party with you! (I also have a talent for making caustic remarks to drunken strangers! *high five*)

This Pauley Perrette person is really very attractive in real life, but her character on NCIS bugs the crap out of me! (Truthfully, every character on that show bugs the crap out of me, though. :P)
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