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Noise || '97 || he/they/it

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      interests (i'll add more as i remember)
General: creepy/horror stuff, piano-playing, dnd, coding, psychology, nature + biology, philosophy + esotericism, archiving and colleting pdfs
Music: Way too much to list! Check out playlists I've made here. I really like harsh noise and shoegaze.
Podcasts: Welcome to Night Vale, Malevolent, BTAA, Rogues! The Podcast, The Magnus Archives, I've listened to a handful of episodes of Dungeons and Daddies
Movies: The Matrix, Perfect Blue, Paprika, Midsommar, Black Swan, Silence of the Lambs, Scream, Donnie Darko, Dark Knight Trilogy, Batman (2022), Birds of Prey, Twin Peaks, The Blair Witch Project, Princess Mononoke
Television/Media: Blue Eyes Samurai, The Good Place, Queen's Gambit, Serial Experiments Lain, NGE, Inside Job, Russian Doll, Marble Hornets, Creepypasta, Gotham, The Umbrella Academy, Clone High, Derry Girls, DHMIS, NBC Hannibal, anything made by Alan Resnik, Invincible, Interview With The Vampire (AMC), Mob Psycho 100, What We Do In The Shadows, Twin Peaks
Video Games: Old Assassin's Creed Games (Had been my biggest hyperfixation through my teen years), Batman: Arkham series, Bloodborne, Dark Souls, Monster Hunter, Celeste, Silent Hill, Resident Evil, Animal Crossing, Pillars of Eternity, Amnesia:The Dark Descent, Cyberpunk 2077, Who's Lila, Skyrim, Katana Zero, Hylics, Old RPG Horror Games (OFF, Ib, Mad Father, Lisa, Ao Oni, Witch's House, Yume Nikki), Night in the Woods, Smile For Me, Potion Craft, Disco Elysium, Zelda Games (OoT, MM, TP, BoTW), Pokemon, Stardew Valley, Palia (MMO), and a bunch of other miscellaneous games. I'm ridiculously good at Mario Kart.
Books: Stephen King, Carl Jung, Anne Rice, Carl Sagan. Mostly fanfiction and random books.
Comics: I'm chin deep in a DC hyperfixation at the moment. I'll read anything with Jonathan Crane in it 😭 Shoutouts to: Batman: Zero Year, Year One: Scarecrow, Batgirl (2000). Also (unfortunately) Homestuck, 17776 WFWLLITF, Gerard Way's TUA
      deets
orientations/labels: demisexual + androsexual + some kind of romantic.
Here for: god won't let me die
Hometown: Several
Zodiac Sign: leo sun, aries moon, virgo rising
Smoke/Drink: Occasionally
Education: Sure
Weirdest flex: forklift + aerial lift certified



I'm in my late 20's, a jack of many trades, admirer of experimental sounds and substances, and much, much more.

fun facts about me:
• I can do basic electrical wiring (at this point, probably not up to code)
• I've moved over 10 times before I was 18 years old, 16 total
• I learned to play piano exclusively by ear and by memorizing those synthesia/midi covers on youtube when I was younger, though lately I've been learning to read sheet music.
• This is my cat, sylvie:

• She's a (formerly) semi-feral barn cat that I got for free from craigslist♥











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main kins/ids


edward nygma | the riddler (dcu)


jonathan crane | scarecrow (dcu)


armand (iwtv/tvc)


serizawa katsuya (mp100)

+ more kins that are unlisted :)

favorite birds


bearded vulture | "Gypaetus barbatus"
lifespan: 22 in the wild, 40 years in captivity
diet: 85-90% bone, some carrion meat
locations: Europe, Caucasus, Tibet, India
- They are one of the largest known birds of prey.
- They are monogamous, and tend to lay two eggs when they breed.
- Once very common in Southern Europe and the Balkans, they were hunted almost to extinction by superstitionists all over the continent in the 1900s because of the hysterical assertion that this bird would carry off sheep and children. (They don't eat live prey.)
- Adult bearded vultures have a white coat around their neck and chest, which they purposefully paint a rusty red by bathing in pools thick with iron deposits and rubbing it into themselves.


turkey vulture | "Cathartes aura"
lifespan: 16 in the wild, 45 in captivity
diet: carrion, occasionally plant matter, live insects.
location: Southern Canada to the southernmost tip of South America.
- They aren't turkeys, they just look like them.
- They forage by smell and can detect the odour of ethyl mercaptan, a gas created by the start of decay in dead animals. Other birds such as black vultures and condors will follow the turkey vulture to find carcasses because of this.
- They cannot sweat, so they pee on their own legs.


potoo bird | family "Nyctibiidae"
lifespan: potentially 12-14 years.
diet: flying insects (beetles, moths, grasshoppers and termites)
locations: Central & South America (excluding Chile).
- They camouflage perfectly with dead branches.
- They can see you even with their eyes closed.
- They lay a single egg in the top of broken branches, with no added materials.
- They sound like This. (please click)


magpie | "Pica pica"
lifespan: up to 30 years.
diet: omnivorous
locations: Europe, North America, Asia,
- Magpie numbers in Britain and Ireland have quadrupled in the last 35 years.
- Pica, the eating disorder, was coined from the latin name of this bird, referring to their ability to eat a wide range of things.
- Magpies have been observed engaging in elaborate social rituals, possibly including the expression of grief.
"One for sorrow, Two for joy, Three for a girl, Four for a boy, Five for silver, Six for gold, Seven for a secret never to be told. Eight for a wish, Nine for a kiss, Ten a surprise you should be careful not to miss, Eleven for health, Twelve for wealth, Thirteen beware it's the devil himself."