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I've seen most of the places in the Da Vinci Code, and I think it makes me weird more than anything else, because normal young people would party during their holidays instead of visiting all the creepy churches in Paris.

I feel superior about having spent a lot of time in Jamaica. I really feel that my life wouldn't be so great and that my mind wouldn't have developed in such an amazing way if I hadn't lived there.

Secretly superior...? I can't think of anything in particular. I guess offline I'm a bit secretive about my knowledge of sex because I don't want s**t going around like, "OMG PHOEBE'S A SLUT".

Sometimes I keep my opinions about fashion under wraps as well. That's because I found out that there were people who were afraid to ask me things because they thought I would verbally slaughter them over what they were wearing. It's just that... I have strong opinions about certain trends, and some people need to realize that just because something is "in" doesn't mean it'll look good on them. gonk Yeah, I'm a snob about certain parts of the fashion industry.

I pretty much flaunt what I know when I can. Like... my favorite band, The Raveonettes. I've listned to them since their first album came out ("Whip It On"). They're well known in Denmark and have won a number of Danish Grammy's. They're slowly gaining popularity over here in the US, which is great. But I still like thinking about how I've probably known their music before most people here. I generally force them upon my friends.


Adrian- Cold Stone, eh? <3

Now I think I'm dumber than a pile of s**t, but I was a genious baby. I was crawling by five months, walking by seven months, and I knew over 150 words and phrases at 16 months. And they weren't short little dumb words like "and" and "to". They were words like "cheerios" and "shampoo". Really profound words. Dammit. ^.^

I do know quite a bit about classical music. I've never gotten into the whole pop music scene. I started playing the piano when I was in kindergarden. When we had to write reports in elementary and middle school, I always did mine on some composer.

Also, Mother's an English professor so I know a lot about classic literature. While other kids were listening to their parents reading "Barney's Big Adventure" I was enjoying Oliver Twist and House of Mirth.

I really shouldn't, but I pride myself in knowing all there is to know on every anime show I've ever watched. I know the voice actors, drama behind the scenes, various trivia, and all the character's backgrounds. Because I'm a nerd like that.

I'm a ******** b*****d about my comic fandom. I don't, say, get pissed off at someone for liking a book I hate or hating a book I like. That's life. But I am of the absolute belief that I am better than:

-people who only read stuff from one company "because they're better"

-people who think that Wolverine could drop Superman

-people whose main factor in whether they read a book or not is the presence of homosexuality ("I love this book because Northstar's in it and Northstar's gay!") ("I had to drop Birds of Prey because Babs and Dinah were flirting too much.") Oh, this is a big one. stressed

-people who read comics SOLELY for the TnA.

-indier-than-thous.

Damn ColdStone. Although that job did make me feel really good about my ability to lead people, seeing as I got promoted after only working there for about a month. So, I guess that would make me superior? It then, however, stole my soul. So, it all evens out in the end.

This is amusing. heart

I love the things we're secretely superior about. I get that way about spelling and gramamr sometimes.

Oh the irony. In fact, I must have botched that when I was correcting it the first time. Hee! However, typos are yet another category. One that I'm not so secretely superior about, at least not on Gaia. In the real world, when I read stuff that has a typo, it irks me, but I'm so used to it here.