From: regan1016@bestsd.sdsu.edu (T. ELIZABETH HARVEY)
Subject: Intro
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Organization: San Diego State University - Dept. of Redundancy Dept.
Date: Tue, 6 Oct 1992 18:01:00 GMT

Gracious, I guess I should introduce myself, shouldn't I?
Current Name: T. Elizabeth Harvey
Alter Ego: Elizabeth, Lizzy (any variation thereof), Mom (by a certain 
           wizard on a certain muck).
Birth Date: December 8, 1969 (but I feel old, does that count?)
Birthplace: City of Lost Angels, CA
Residence: Same (actually, I'm temporarily living a sleepy little hamlet 
           called Alhambra to be close to campus)
Sex: Huh, what? ... Oh, that.  Waiting for my non-existent wedding night.
Gender: Female, although my mother says I don't act like one.
Sexual Orientation: Hetero, but I haven't tested all the hardware out, 
                    remember?
Marital Status: See 'Sex:' (i.e. No.).
Relationship Status: I think you know, and I'm still recovering, thank you.
Sibling: No blood siblings, but quite a few play bro's and sis's, including 
         a .net Bro who lives in the Beltway and calls me 'the Lizziest'. 
Offspring: Ix-nay.  (maybe one day ... *sigh*)
Blood type: O-, usually over-heated ... I think I may have too much blood;  
            that would explain why I like vampires and donating blood -- I 
            probably need a couple of quarts drained off (only a couple!).
Hair: Black, shoulder-length, a burden to press.
Eyes: Dark, murky brown.  Expressionless (Shark eyes, I call 'em).
Height: 5' 6" (I think)
Dominant Brain Hemisphere: Anterior. *grin*  Neither hemisphere works 
                           right, so it doesn't really matter.
Physical Deformities: Besides looking like a black Roseanne Arnold in a 
                      town full of Cindy Crawford/Claudia Schiffer clones?
                      None that I can think of. ;)
Music Preferences: Alternative rock (I'm going to see U2 on Halloween 
                   night!); alternative pop (I adore Annie Lennox); some 
                   industrial/rave-type (techno); the Seattle sound; 
                   gospel; and sappy love songs (Luther Vandross, Anita  
                   Baker; jazz, some folk, and a little electronic stuff.
Reading: Various newspaper and magazines (particularly 'SPY'); sci fi/
         fantasy (I love Bradbury & Dick); humourous stuff; still 
         catching up on literary canon.
Hobbies: Why, being a poor graduate student takes up *all my time*!
Opinions: Hopefully thoughtful and compassionate, usually liberal-to-left, 
           but I may surprise you ever once in a while (hey, there's not 
           many leftist Baptist sunday-school teachers out there ...)
Pet Peeves: Stupidity, snobbishness, apathy towards life, the Reagan/Bush 
            years.
Most Favourite Activities: Reading, seeing a good movie (any genre), 
                           singing, talking with friends, wandering around.
Political affiliation: Pretty left, definitely left of the Democratic 
                       Party, with Democratic Socialist leanings, but not a 
                       complete radical (I'm Protestant and still respect 
                       Jimmy Carter and like Disneyland). 
Occupation: Graduate Assistant/CompLab Assistant (But Miz Scarlet, I don't 
            know nuthin' 'bout formattin' no disks!) 
Favourite Foods: Seafood, chili, bacon-cheeseburgers, teriyaki bowls, fried 
                 chicken, Italian, Mexican, Chinese, chocolate, & 
                 strawberries [*yum*]
Parting words: Toodles, Hasta/Adios ...
Favorite curse: Screw you/Futue te ipsum et caballum tuum (Screw you and 
                the horse you rode in on); Fine, then ...
Famous phrases: Oodles of fun; Coolness, thereof, Y chihuahua!

Now that I've totally laid bare my heart and soul to you people, I think 
I'm just going to slink away in shame & horror ... toodles ... *smile*

---<--<-{@ | "I believe that before all else, I am a reasonable human being,
Elizabeth  | just as you are -- or, at all events, that I must try and 
	   | become one." _A Doll's House_, Henrik Ibsen