The creator of Addie Inc., with daughter projects of the LBSA and The Scene, has finally admitted that
She exists.
So, one might be interested to know about the person who
has the time and the child-like innocence and hopes
to create these ideas. So, for once, you win.
This is Addie, somewhere around 4 years old.
This is Addie at 19...
This page is probably best used for
reference - like if you are Prince Charming, aiming to sweep my off my
feet... Just be careful that you don't miss and trip me...
If you combine this page, and my Myspace.com journal, you should have
more than sufficient information to make me believe in love :)
I won't bore you with the traditional internet descriptions of how incredibly amazing I look, or how limber and flexible I am, or even that I'm great in bed. No. Just because I'm using the internet to assist me in my globalization-domination does not make me Super Slut or the Amazing Hoe. I refuse to degrade myself to the level of cyber-whores and website-porn stars. If that is what you are looking for, I know some great chat rooms... Just kidding :)
Addie Inc. is not a real company. No business license, no money... just ideas. Just taking up space on the world-wide-web. That's all. So not talking in the first person, I think, just sounds cooler on the internet. This is why I do not type in the first person on most of my webpages. Saying "I", and "me" just sounds kind of dumb... Pronouns such as these should be reserved for personal profile webpages and online journals.
A little more about me...
http://www.myspace.com/addieinc has a lot
of my favorite musical artists/bands, movies, and that sort of
thing. I would suggest looking at that as well...
Goin to Community College part-time
Working part-time
Goin to shows part-time
Non-smoker
Ex-stoner
Drink? Whenever the opportunity presents itself ;)
Straight
Raised Catholic
I like...
tulips and daffodils and daisys; the color red; unicorn stuff; Star Wars; Elvis; Motion City Soundtrack; Motley Crue; Indiana Jones; the Original Star Trek series and movies with Captain Kirk; the old Twilight Zone with Rod Serling; celebrating for any reason; hanging out with people, or at least one other person; dressing up from time to time, although my baggy Vans pants are super comfortable; music; reading; walking around places; rearranging my room (and, on occasion, my life); swimming; theme parks; Adult Swim on Cartoon Network; the city; the woods; legit articles on sex; good hugs (the only good hug is a nice long squeezey hug); first kisses; Freddy Krouger; Bacardi O3 and Mike's Hard Lemonade; liquor; I love apple juice.
I hate...
sleeping alone (literally sleeping by myself); TV; math; too much routine (although some is really good); any musical "artist" that comes out of the Disney Channel; most famous chicks (not all, but many); girl power - in any form, from Avril Lavigne's 'I'm a girl and I'm better than you!', to Hilary Duff's "I'm a stereotypical preppy dork that old men like to jerk off to, but, hey, underage sex sells!"; porn; regular shit-tasting beer (guy drinks - Michelob, Millers, Budweiser, ect.); chocolate with nuts; Texas Chainsaw Massacre (the newer one); pills.
What I own:
2 ferrets; acoustic/electric, electric, and bass guitars; piano; keyboard; my sister keeps her drumset at the house because she never plays it; car; a standup cardboard setup of Darth Maul; a little R2-D2 droid that talks to me; bandanas to bring back the 80's; the Monkees' movie "Head"; Monkee Mike Nesmith's book "The Long Sandy Hair of Neftoon Zamora"; I still have my NJROTC uniform from High School; my own set of dishes.
My Stats (just an overview, PERVERTS!):
Birthday: March 29, 1986
Height: 5'8
Weight: approx. 133lbs
Body Fat: approx. 13%
Eye Color: blue-ish...
Hair Color: dyed red; natural blonde-ish
Skin: fair
Piercings: bellybutton, nose, and 3 pairs of earrings; I want my other nostril pierced.
Tattoos: my left shoulder, a blue/purple unicorn head and neck; a black line on the left side of my stomach :) I want to cover it with a leafy vine, with a flower for each major emotional event in my life - to remind me that whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger :) Heal pain with pain.
The Future:
When I get my own place, I want to buy a golden lab... and name him: 'Puppy' :)
Dreaming of living on the West Coast... or just any bustling city for a while.
Turning Addie Inc. and The Scene into the biggest, and best, music empire.
Some Faves:
Songs: "Sloop John B", by The Beach Boys; "It's Over",by Mest; "See You Later, See You Soon", by Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers; anything by Elvis; "Fever For the Flava", by Hot Action Cop; "Julia" by Low Millions
Snacks: popcorn with M&M's; my Midnight Snack: a piece of bread, slap on some peanut butter, and drizzle on some chocolate syrup!
Food: double cheeseburger from McDonald's; spaghetti; hot dogs; Stroganoff with chicken
Drink: apple juice! With water and Bacardi O3 tied for second.
Car: anything fast and sporty
Lyrics: "I'll just hide out under there; I just made you say underwear!", Pinch Me by the Barenaked Ladies; "No one understands me like the whiskey on my breath", See You Later, See You Soon by Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers
Articles of Clothing: my blue Element hoodie with my music buttons, and my baggy Vans pants.
Fave Songs I Can Play: "Ruby Soho" by Rancid, "Online Songs" by Blink 182, "Little Things" by Good Charlotte (bass); "Tears in Heaven" by Eric Clapton, "Shut Up" by Blink 182, "Girl All the Bad Guys Want" by Bowling for Soup (guitar); "Another Day" by Mest (drums); "Greensleeves", "Singin' in the Rain", "Jeopardy" and "Three Coins in the Fountain" on piano.
I like to collect bricks from places I've been, or visit often. Right now I only have 4: McDonald's on Liberia Ave., Old Town Manassas, Ballston sidewalk, and one from down the street from the 9:30 Club. I think I lost the one from McDonald's, so I guess I only have 3 now. I wouldn't mind having a brick from someplace I haven't been... So yeah, if you see a stray brick on the side of the road, pick it up and drop me a line - I'd be glad to take it!
My views on controversial subjects:
I believe in the woman's right to choose, although I would never get an abortion. I believe that if the woman wants to have an abortion, that's her choice, and it's her fault and punishment if she can't live with it afterwards. If she doesn't have too much of a problem with it afterwards, then she made the right choice for herself.
1. There is no point in giving birth to a child who will only end up a criminal, hobo, or otherwise usless or a hindrance to society.
2. If the child is going to be born with an addiction or disease, and has little chance to live as it is, it should be the woman's choice to try to save the child, or to try and save the child from a life harder than it deserves.
"And the National Rifle Association says that, "Guns don't kill people, people do,” but I think the gun helps, you know? I think it helps. I just think just standing there going, "Bang!" That's not going to kill too many people, is it?" - Eddy Izzard
Although I believe in the NRA's quote "Guns don't kill people, people do,", I think Eddy Izzard makes a good point. It is the combination of people and weapons that kill. However, I do not believe that people who know how to safely, and properly, store and use guns, should be punished for the idiots that leave their guns in places where children can find them. A gun is a dangerous weapon, not a child-proof bottle of pills. BOTH, actually, should stay out of a child's reach. BOTH should stay out of a teenager's reach, if they don't have the proper training. So my solution? Keep your guns with your pills! That way, when you take your crazy-pills, you have the gun, and you can't blame it on anyone but yourself when you go on a shooting-frenzy. And if your kids get the pills and the gun together? That must mean you didn't teach your kids about both properly, and you didn't secure both items safely enough. Parents should take more responsiblity for their children's behavior, especially since death is unavoidable in TV, movies, and music. Children need to be taught the value of life, and the reality of death. It is the parent's job to react and adapt to what the society feeds your child, instead of just letting it go.
I think that natural drugs should be legalized and taxed the crap out of. By natural, I mean anything grown from God's green earth. If you have to mix it with something synthetic, or unnaturally derived from something natural, that doesn't count. My opinion is, that if you have to remove the drug-substance in any way, shape or form, in order to produce the drug you wish to take, that drug should not be legal. If all it is is just growing, grinding or something simple like that (ie, weed, or coca leaves), then I think it should be legalized and taxed - treated like either tobacco and/or alcohol I think is the best solution.
For example: Coca leaves grown in South America were chewed on by royal and religious people of importance. They grew the plant, and chewed it. That's all. Then came the coca-paste - soaking and mashing the leaves in a mix of water and dilute sulphuric acid, extracting the drug, which is between 60-80% pure. This is where I believe that this drug should be stopped: Mixing the coca-plant's extraction with sulphuric acid.
Example No.2: Weed is grown, but is not processed - grow it and smoke it, pretty much. Legalize and tax!
Think of it this way: The money that could be made off of taxing weed could help make better schools... and whatever else voters want, I guess...
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I won't bore you with the traditional internet descriptions of how incredibly amazing I look, or how limber and flexible I am, or even that I'm great in bed. No. Just because I'm using the internet to assist me in my globalization-domination does not make me Super Slut or the Amazing Hoe. I refuse to degrade myself to the level of cyber-whores and website-porn stars. If that is what you are looking for, I know some great chat rooms... Just kidding :)
Addie Inc. is not a real company. No business license, no money... just ideas. Just taking up space on the world-wide-web. That's all. So not talking in the first person, I think, just sounds cooler on the internet. This is why I do not type in the first person on most of my webpages. Saying "I", and "me" just sounds kind of dumb... Pronouns such as these should be reserved for personal profile webpages and online journals.
Speaking of
online journals, I have two:
Addie's MySpace Journal http://www.myspace.com/addieinc
Addie's Xanga http://www.xanga.com/home.aspx?user=Blond_Ambition
Talk to Addie via AIM:
MsProblems
My Ticket Stubs!
Tickets I have from past, and for future, shows.
All shows are in the VA/DC area, unless otherwise noted.
*due to personal issues, I bought a ticket to this
show but was unable to go. But I still have the ticket stub...
it's just attached to the rest of the ticket still!
Here is a record
label that is awesome, and it plays a few songs
from different artists on the website - The Militia Group.
Myspace.com and purevolume.com are great places to find
music, both popular and basement bands.Addie's MySpace Journal http://www.myspace.com/addieinc
Addie's Xanga http://www.xanga.com/home.aspx?user=Blond_Ambition
Talk to Addie via AIM:
MsProblems
My Ticket Stubs!
Tickets I have from past, and for future, shows.
All shows are in the VA/DC area, unless otherwise noted.
| BAND |
PLACE |
DATE |
| Blink 182/No Doubt |
Nissan Pavilion |
June 11, 2004 |
| Mest |
9:30 Club |
November 1,
2004 |
| Taking Back Sunday |
9:30 Club |
November 23, 2004 |
| HFSMas
Nutcracker |
Patriot Center |
December 4,
2004 |
| Butch Walker/American Hi-Fi |
9:30 Club |
December
5, 2004 |
| Take Action Tour/Sugarcult |
9:30 Club |
February 2,
2005 |
| Bowling For Soup |
9:30 Club |
February
16, 2005 |
| Goldfinger |
9:30 Club |
February 20,
2005 |
| Breaking
Benjamin |
9:30 Club |
March 2, 2005 |
| Epitaph Tour/Matchbook Romance |
9:30 Club |
March 3, 2005 |
| New Found Glory |
9:30 Club |
March
23, 2005 |
| Copeland/Acceptance | 9:30 Club |
March 29, 2005 |
| Drive-Thru/Fueled By Ramen Tour/Less Than Jake |
9:30 Club |
April
4, 2005 |
| Virginia Coalition/Stephen Kellogg & the Sixers |
9:30 Club |
April 9, 2005 (guest pass) |
| underOATH |
9:30 Club |
April
28, 2005 |
| Fueled By Ramen Tour/Fall Out Boy |
9:30 Club |
April 29, 2005 |
| Interpunk
Flipside Festival* |
Bull
Run Events Center |
May 1, 2005 |
| All-American Rejects |
9:30 Club |
May 4, 2005 |
| Butch Walker/Low Millions |
Black Cat |
May
9, 2005 |
it's just attached to the rest of the ticket still!
A little more about me...
http://www.myspace.com/addieinc has a lot
of my favorite musical artists/bands, movies, and that sort of
thing. I would suggest looking at that as well...Goin to Community College part-time
Working part-time
Goin to shows part-time
Non-smoker
Ex-stoner
Drink? Whenever the opportunity presents itself ;)
Straight
Raised Catholic
I like...
tulips and daffodils and daisys; the color red; unicorn stuff; Star Wars; Elvis; Motion City Soundtrack; Motley Crue; Indiana Jones; the Original Star Trek series and movies with Captain Kirk; the old Twilight Zone with Rod Serling; celebrating for any reason; hanging out with people, or at least one other person; dressing up from time to time, although my baggy Vans pants are super comfortable; music; reading; walking around places; rearranging my room (and, on occasion, my life); swimming; theme parks; Adult Swim on Cartoon Network; the city; the woods; legit articles on sex; good hugs (the only good hug is a nice long squeezey hug); first kisses; Freddy Krouger; Bacardi O3 and Mike's Hard Lemonade; liquor; I love apple juice.
I hate...
sleeping alone (literally sleeping by myself); TV; math; too much routine (although some is really good); any musical "artist" that comes out of the Disney Channel; most famous chicks (not all, but many); girl power - in any form, from Avril Lavigne's 'I'm a girl and I'm better than you!', to Hilary Duff's "I'm a stereotypical preppy dork that old men like to jerk off to, but, hey, underage sex sells!"; porn; regular shit-tasting beer (guy drinks - Michelob, Millers, Budweiser, ect.); chocolate with nuts; Texas Chainsaw Massacre (the newer one); pills.
What I own:
2 ferrets; acoustic/electric, electric, and bass guitars; piano; keyboard; my sister keeps her drumset at the house because she never plays it; car; a standup cardboard setup of Darth Maul; a little R2-D2 droid that talks to me; bandanas to bring back the 80's; the Monkees' movie "Head"; Monkee Mike Nesmith's book "The Long Sandy Hair of Neftoon Zamora"; I still have my NJROTC uniform from High School; my own set of dishes.
My Stats (just an overview, PERVERTS!):Birthday: March 29, 1986
Height: 5'8
Weight: approx. 133lbs
Body Fat: approx. 13%
Eye Color: blue-ish...
Hair Color: dyed red; natural blonde-ish
Skin: fair
Piercings: bellybutton, nose, and 3 pairs of earrings; I want my other nostril pierced.
Tattoos: my left shoulder, a blue/purple unicorn head and neck; a black line on the left side of my stomach :) I want to cover it with a leafy vine, with a flower for each major emotional event in my life - to remind me that whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger :) Heal pain with pain.
The Future:
When I get my own place, I want to buy a golden lab... and name him: 'Puppy' :)
Dreaming of living on the West Coast... or just any bustling city for a while.
Turning Addie Inc. and The Scene into the biggest, and best, music empire.
Some Faves:
Songs: "Sloop John B", by The Beach Boys; "It's Over",by Mest; "See You Later, See You Soon", by Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers; anything by Elvis; "Fever For the Flava", by Hot Action Cop; "Julia" by Low Millions
Snacks: popcorn with M&M's; my Midnight Snack: a piece of bread, slap on some peanut butter, and drizzle on some chocolate syrup!
Food: double cheeseburger from McDonald's; spaghetti; hot dogs; Stroganoff with chicken
Drink: apple juice! With water and Bacardi O3 tied for second.
Car: anything fast and sporty
Lyrics: "I'll just hide out under there; I just made you say underwear!", Pinch Me by the Barenaked Ladies; "No one understands me like the whiskey on my breath", See You Later, See You Soon by Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers
Articles of Clothing: my blue Element hoodie with my music buttons, and my baggy Vans pants.
Fave Songs I Can Play: "Ruby Soho" by Rancid, "Online Songs" by Blink 182, "Little Things" by Good Charlotte (bass); "Tears in Heaven" by Eric Clapton, "Shut Up" by Blink 182, "Girl All the Bad Guys Want" by Bowling for Soup (guitar); "Another Day" by Mest (drums); "Greensleeves", "Singin' in the Rain", "Jeopardy" and "Three Coins in the Fountain" on piano.
I like to collect bricks from places I've been, or visit often. Right now I only have 4: McDonald's on Liberia Ave., Old Town Manassas, Ballston sidewalk, and one from down the street from the 9:30 Club. I think I lost the one from McDonald's, so I guess I only have 3 now. I wouldn't mind having a brick from someplace I haven't been... So yeah, if you see a stray brick on the side of the road, pick it up and drop me a line - I'd be glad to take it!
My views on controversial subjects:
I believe in the woman's right to choose, although I would never get an abortion. I believe that if the woman wants to have an abortion, that's her choice, and it's her fault and punishment if she can't live with it afterwards. If she doesn't have too much of a problem with it afterwards, then she made the right choice for herself.
1. There is no point in giving birth to a child who will only end up a criminal, hobo, or otherwise usless or a hindrance to society.
2. If the child is going to be born with an addiction or disease, and has little chance to live as it is, it should be the woman's choice to try to save the child, or to try and save the child from a life harder than it deserves.
Brixley and Cameil,
respectively.
"And the National Rifle Association says that, "Guns don't kill people, people do,” but I think the gun helps, you know? I think it helps. I just think just standing there going, "Bang!" That's not going to kill too many people, is it?" - Eddy Izzard
Although I believe in the NRA's quote "Guns don't kill people, people do,", I think Eddy Izzard makes a good point. It is the combination of people and weapons that kill. However, I do not believe that people who know how to safely, and properly, store and use guns, should be punished for the idiots that leave their guns in places where children can find them. A gun is a dangerous weapon, not a child-proof bottle of pills. BOTH, actually, should stay out of a child's reach. BOTH should stay out of a teenager's reach, if they don't have the proper training. So my solution? Keep your guns with your pills! That way, when you take your crazy-pills, you have the gun, and you can't blame it on anyone but yourself when you go on a shooting-frenzy. And if your kids get the pills and the gun together? That must mean you didn't teach your kids about both properly, and you didn't secure both items safely enough. Parents should take more responsiblity for their children's behavior, especially since death is unavoidable in TV, movies, and music. Children need to be taught the value of life, and the reality of death. It is the parent's job to react and adapt to what the society feeds your child, instead of just letting it go.
I think that natural drugs should be legalized and taxed the crap out of. By natural, I mean anything grown from God's green earth. If you have to mix it with something synthetic, or unnaturally derived from something natural, that doesn't count. My opinion is, that if you have to remove the drug-substance in any way, shape or form, in order to produce the drug you wish to take, that drug should not be legal. If all it is is just growing, grinding or something simple like that (ie, weed, or coca leaves), then I think it should be legalized and taxed - treated like either tobacco and/or alcohol I think is the best solution.
For example: Coca leaves grown in South America were chewed on by royal and religious people of importance. They grew the plant, and chewed it. That's all. Then came the coca-paste - soaking and mashing the leaves in a mix of water and dilute sulphuric acid, extracting the drug, which is between 60-80% pure. This is where I believe that this drug should be stopped: Mixing the coca-plant's extraction with sulphuric acid.
Example No.2: Weed is grown, but is not processed - grow it and smoke it, pretty much. Legalize and tax!
Think of it this way: The money that could be made off of taxing weed could help make better schools... and whatever else voters want, I guess...
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