Stevie
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Agriculture |
| Occupation | Calf Mgr. |
| Location | South/Central, Pa., United States |
| Introduction | 44, outspoken, truthful to the point of tactlessness, heartbroken, loyal, bullheaded, hard workin' German Taurus. I get along better with men than women because most women are completely insane. I don't give a shit, I don't take shit, I'm not in the shit business (in spite of living on a dairy farm). Oh, and if the "f"-bomb gives you a headache, either go get the aspirin or just "go" away, because my life is the living definition of the word "fucked" and I say it a lot. |
| Interests | The War of Northern Aggression, 70's classic rock, animals, reading, singing, Harleys, Nam Vets, certain 'weeds', my horses, 4-wheelin', muddin' in a Ford pick'emup, making Low Country Boil and ribs, and fixing shit I don't know I know how to fix til I've done it. And, caughtinthexfire dot com. |
| Favorite Movies | The Stand, The Godfather, Full Metal Jacket, Weekend at Bernies, NatLamp's Family Vacation, NatLamp's Christmas Vacation, Private Parts, Forrest Gump, One Crazy Summer, Billy Jack, The Birdcage, Mommie Dearest, Gia, The Odd Couple, Bye Bye Birdie (w/Ann Margret), The (original) Goodbye Girl, the original Brian's Song, The Aristocats, About Last Night, The Breakfast Club, St. Elmo's Fire, Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead, the first two Porky's, The Sound of Music, Max Dugan Returns, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, Saturday Night Fever, Urban Cowboy, Sibling Rivalry, Hard Promises, Eddie and the Cruisers, American Graffiti, Christine, Pet Semetary, The Farmer's Wife (PBS), Norma Rae, MASK, MASH, the original Walking Tall trilogy, Big, Vice Versa, Peggy Sue Got Married, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Cheech & Chong Up in Smoke... that enough? |
| Favorite Music | 70's classic rock, southern rock, Pink Floyd, Ozzy, Motown, soul, SRV... just about everything except opera, rap and (new) country. |
| Favorite Books | Any and everything by Stephen King, Ann Rule, and Carlton Stowers. Carlton Smith is good too... true crime or King fiction. Also biographies, auto- and otherwise, about favorite performers. |