51 Year Old
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Male
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From
Easley, SC
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Joined on October 27, 2008
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Born on November 15th
I'm From Easley SC. D.O.B 11/15/72. Just looking to make some new friends and keep in touch with old ones. Not really looking for a relationship on here. Just taking things one day at a time right now.I'm one of those "Take things slow and see where they go" kinda people. Not sure how I would describe myself. I've been told I'm kinda a quiet guy, not sure if I agree with that exactly.I love talking to people and getting to know someone new but I have to caution people that I do tend to speak my mind. I know that turns some people off and I've lost friends over it but its how I've always been and not sure I could change that even if I wanted too.
If you wanna know anything else feel free to ask. No drama queens or kings allowed
51 Year Old
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Male
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From
Easley, SC
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Joined on October 27, 2008
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Born on November 15th
Interests
I Love Writing, Books, Movies of all kinds but I'm a huge fan of Horror, Art such as H.R Giger And Luis Royo, Photography, Batman comics and movies, Soledad Miranda and music.
Music
Where Do I Begin. I Love Music. Not Sure I Could Ever Name Them All But I'll Try. Evanescence, Veruca Salt, Mazzy Star, Poe, Liz Phair, Eva Cassidy, Abra Moore, Diana Krall, Loreena Mckennitt, Drain STH, Concrete Blonde, Queen, Portishead, Linkin Park, HIM, Dot Allison, Audioslave, Moby, Pink Floyd, I also love 80's
music.
Movies
Too many to list here but to give you some idea. Sin City, Hellraiser, Friday The 13th, Escape From New York, Halloween, The Crow, Pulp Fiction, Audition, UHF, Angel Heart, Nekromantik, They Call Her One Eye, Shaun Of The Dead, Grindhouse, The Naked Gun, Airplane, Candyman, Pan's Labyrinth, 28 Days Later, 28 Weeks Later, Hard Boiled, The Killer, Die Hard, Lethal Weapon, Christine, Return Of The Living Dead, Night Of The Living Dead, Dawn Of The Dead, Day Of The Dead, Land Of The Dead, The Lord Of The Rings, I love the 80's teen movies like The Breakfast Club and Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
Idols
Kevin Smith, Henry Miller, George Carlin and Clive Barker
"We fear death and dismemberment, we fear pain, insanity and loss, we even fear sexuality, and it's only by addressing these fears that we avoid living in a state of constant trepidation. Horror can speak of such things in a way that a more realistic or naturalistic genre can't. Horror is a leap of faith and imagination in a world where the subconscious holds dominion; a call to enter a territory where no image or act is so damnable it cannot be explored, kissed and courted; finally - why whisper it? - embraced."
- Clive Barker
