Munden's Bar

"I'm an Eager Young Soldier!"




"You don't need to worry about me. Those aliens won't stand a chance. Bring'em on!"



Personality:As an Eager Young Soldier, you're still a novice ANIMa pilot, but excited to do your part in the war. You difficult history has toughened you and your fascination with violence drives you, but your determination has yet to be tested in a real war. Your heart is filled with anger and passion.

Advice: Relax. Regardless of what's happened to you in the past, don't be so afraid of being hurt that you don't make new friends. You've got a wealth of experience and knowledge, but that's all wasted if you don't share it with the people who need it. If you open up to the world just a little bit, who knows what might happen?

Which Bliss Stage Pilot are you?
Bliss Stage

Your result for Which Woman of the X-Men is Right For You? Test...

Emma Frost

Take Which Woman of the X-Men is Right For You? Test at HelloQuizzy

How appropriate!!

via fraser_by_proxy, I am a :
( Chaotic Neutral Human Wizard/Sorcerer (4th/3rd Level) )

Via crsg:
It's inevitable that as we read each other's journals we create mental pictures of each other. Post this on your own journal to find out who your friends see when they read about your life.

Two Rules:

1. The person must be in the movies or on TV (but doesn't have to be an actor/actress). The person can be specific to a role or character or just the person.
2. Post a picture.

And actual pictures of me don't count, OK ?

According to Typalyzer, an online tool that supposedly analyses your blog which elfs mentioned recently, I'm an ( ESFP )

Interesting, coz ten or so years ago when I did a real Briggs-Meyers with a "trained professional" (hur, hur), I was INTP. At least the pic that came with the blurb looks like someone I'd talk to in a bar. And I do like pleasure and beauty. But who doesn't? I do try to live in the moment more than I used to, and I'm continually fighting my desire to plan ahead. Don't worry, I don't take the result seriously.

Yesterday, on the train, I finished reading Master Han's Daughter a collection of cyber-punk porn by fd_midori I picked up cheap from the Hi Jinx stall at Southern Exposure. It's probably best described as Burning Chrome meets alt.sex.stories.bdsm.

I think several of you would enjoy reading this collection, but only those who like it nasty. You know who you are. Other's may find some stories disturbing, and even sickening. If you're at all squeamish, you should definitely avoid the simply titled Love. Personally I think it's a nice depiction of a certain type of relationship taken to the extreme with the aid of technology, and can easily imagine people being in the mind-sets of both the primary characters, but to many that will just prove what a psychopath I am.

The book did suffer from some annoying editing mistakes, such as the use of the word "crafts" as the plural for "craft", when the craft in question were modes of transportation, so the EngLit geeks might find parts of it annoying.

It's interesting, I have no "problems" reading erotica on the train, I don't find it stimulating when reading it for the purpose of reading (as opposed to reading it for arousal). When reading for reading like that, the story becomes far more important, the description of sex acts less so. Most of the stories in the collection held up well to this sort of reading.

( What Your Taste in Art Says About You Test )via elfs

Though I have to say, a lot of time it was all about "which is the picture I least dislike?", not which one I like. To my taste, none of the pictures really rated, even the Ukiyo-e examples weren't that good.

For LastFm user's only, I'm afraid, the musical Open Mind Index.


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'course you have to be 1337 to be able to display the result like this on on your LJ *grin*

So OKCupid told me they had some new tests for me, ( so I took them. )

Oh, and the comments on this Gizmodo article about the LHC test are amusing. Anyone for an end-of-the-world party tomorrow afternoon? Clothing optional.

Via danjite (this time anyway):
The Challenge:

• Post 3 things you've done that you don't think anybody else on your friends list has done.
• See if anybody responds with "I've done that." If they have- add another!(2.b., 2.c., etc...)
• Encourage your friends paste this into their own journal to see what unique things they've done.

My things:

1. Performed on stage in nothing but extremely small underpants (not quite a g-string) in front of, on various nights, my parents, most of the people in my high school class, many of my teachers, my future wife and her parents.
2. Had sex with a stranger on the upper deck of a Cook Strait Ferry.
3. Backed a C130 Hercules into a hangar.

In the first one, not only did I spend much of the time on stage in underpants, but it also involved some, um, "sexual behaviour" with a lady in a negligée, who when not doing this was a teacher at the other high school in town, and whose current partner was also in the play.... oh, the stories one could tell of teachers in Levin in the seventies!

BTW, it seems children in Sweden are becoming increasingly worried about their parent's Internet habits.

Oh, and appropros last nights discussion of endorphins and related chemicals, Adrenochrome is a Sisters of Mercy song.

I got a bit of "Delhi Belly" this morning...