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Female Location • Port City, WI Member Since • 2006-08-08 Occupation • medical claims adjuster Real Name • C. A. Maruca
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Achievements • Returning to various online art forums to regenerate from several successful art-rallies and Dark Arts venues in the Midwest Anime Fan Since • ...defunct from fandom Favorite Anime • Samurai 7 Goals • to execute the best internet stunt in history, and eventually complete my nursing degree before the kids graduate Hobbies • sketching, archery, writing Talents • foiling the highway patrol, having fun with powertools, and taking things apart
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Saturday, November 11, 2006
FINALLY FOUND IT!!!!!!
Well, ‘da sikaurai promised music tids, and she delivers . . .eventually. The first little ditty she’d like to whip out of her archive is by the obscure artist Q Lazzarus. He earned his fame through the acclaimed director Johnathan Demme, whose famed projects include the critically renowned “Silence of the Lambs”. Actually, Q Lazzarus’s most infamous track is “good bye horses”, the hauntingly aching song featured to the backdrop of the disturbing images of Buffalo Bill and his twisted Ed Gein-inspired skin-fetishism, mixed with a little transvestitism for kicks.
Here’s what the original version sounded like. . . (with some BB action for you twisted freaks out there):
The very mediocre new-style goth band PSYCHE did a remake. As per their usual mediocrity, this is the new version, in concert.
‘da sikaurai must now go scrub out her ears with a little clorox.
NEXT FEATURED ARTIST: ROB ZOMBIE (and his lovely, twisted, multi-talented wife, Sheri Moon. *yeah, I’d do her, too*) He’s got some kick-ass SICK, SICK art!!!!, which ‘da sikaurai had pasted into her hard-drive. Yeah, that’s gone now, too. Hopefully, she can locate some more prints.
SPEAKING OF ART, SIKAURAI IS LOOKING AT HER PITIFUL PORTFOLIO. IT’S LOOKING A LITTLE LONELY. MAYBE SOME VISITS WOULD CHEER IT UP?. . .
