Recent content by Borodin

I know you posted this a while ago, and I know you probably won't see this comment, but I simply have to say that you're stunningly gorgeous. Especially without makeup.

I'd give it all to a single charity.

I just want to say that Lars and the Real Girl is one of the coolest movies I've ever seen. You should message me sometime; we'd probably get along quite well. ^.^

Peter, a single day on these forums has revealed to me that you are one of the most fascinating people on the face of this planet, let alone this website, and I would love to get to know you better in the future. Feel free to shoot me a message here, or add me on Skype if you'd ever like to have...

Welcome, Laura! This place DOES seem friendly, which is why I just joined it. A couple of questions to get some conversation going: What are you studying in college? And what kind of music do you listen to (be specific!) ?

I know it's not much to contribute to the discussion, but: fresia society's standards. Seriously. Be your own man, and let society try to grapple with you in your overwhelming magnificence.

That's very encouraging of you to say, and I appreciate the welcome. ^.^

Not really, no. What sort of heavy metal do you like? Metallica? Iron Maiden? And the word "classical" encompasses a good 400-something years of music! That's quite a broad statement on its own. Could you name some composers? And while you named what you assumed are polar opposites, what are...

I don't want to spell myself out in a vague and abridged way like some synopsis for a movie on the back of a DVD case; I'll leave that for the real top-notch chaps who actually want to get to know me instead of just a passerby hello and g'day, the common greeting for complete strangers on any...

The exact same thing runs through my mind quite frequently. When you've gained, developed, and succinctly lost many friendships you start to ponder that perhaps you're just incapable of keeping friendships. The notion only gets stronger over the cruel passing of time. I think you and I both are...

Nikos Skalkottas - String Quartet No. 4 Sergei Prokofiev - Piano Sonata No. 6 (I prefer Sviatoslav Richter's performance of the piece) Sergei Prokofiev - Piano Sonata No. 7 (look up Konrad Skolarski's interpretation; it's much better than Gould's in my opinion)

What sort of music do you like? Music Is very, very important to me, but I always encounter some difficulty in answering this very question. I'll respond to my own question in a later response once I find myself with sufficient time.