: About Me

Hey, I'm Jet. Yeah, that's my name, and no, I am not Asian. I love the following- Vampires, Acting, Music, Reading, Writing, Shoes, Makeup, Boxing, Fetish Wear, Europe, Jewelry, Socks, Make Believe, French People, Antiques, Black Lights, and ETC.

My goal in life is to move to Paris and become a self pittying writer, drinking myself into a muck that inspires me to do something great.

I'm decently friendly and always up for a chat.

-Tim Burton, Johnny Depp, Queen Elizabeth, Robert Plant, and many more are all my heroes.

-My music tastes are open, but I prefer- Rock, Oldies, Death Metal, Opera :)

- Movies = Action, Horror, and Comedy.

Any Questions, Feel Free To Ask: I'm a Book.

My passion is ...

Theatrics.

I know too much about ...

Movies.

My parents always told me ...

To Be Careful.

My childhood ambition ...

To Be a Pet Shop Keeper.

My favorite memory ...

Living.

Why I write ...

To Show Off.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

The Doors.

My first job ...

Sucked.

My best moment ...

Still Hasn't Happened

My inspiration ...

This Life Of Mine

Style & Beauty > Hair Styles How to style a mohawk

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Mohawks were the greatest thing since bread in the UK, 1980's. Want-to-be punks and rebels of all sorts donned this hair style as a way of rebeling against the "norm." The mohawk comes in many different variations, which include: -Chelseahawk: bangs with a mohawk -Duohawk: A mohawk split into two parts -Sidehawk: Instead of the strip going from forehead to the back of the head, it goes from ear to ear. Liberty spikes can be considered a normal mohawk to some, but others say it can very quite a bit. Liberty spikes are keeping the hair in the strip extremely long, to create a more dramatic s...

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