"Don't let me out of your sight."
mood: 
calm
calmmusic: No Doubt -- "Just a Girl"
3. what are dumbest things you've ever uttered, done, and thought of during sex? if that's not appropriate, then what song and music video make you randy, baby, yeah?!
Well, I'll answer both, 'cause that's ok.
Uttered... Hm. I'm actually not that verbal during sex. I mean, I'm downright vocal, but I don't really talk. Perhaps out of fear of sounding like an insincere porn actor... Part of me would actually really like to remove my hesitancy towards that. Done? Well, I've clocked people in the nose with my elbow, or something. And thought? Nothing really stupid comes to mind... The worst thing is to be dating someone who is insecure about your friendship with someone else, you telling them that it's just friendship, and then you think of them during sex because of the other person's insecurity... and actually like thinking of them like that. Well, not the "worst." That would probably involve scarabs or something. But it's bad.
4. At RHPS shows, are there some people that you like more than others and some you dislike more than others?
Oh, of course! That's human nature; it's life. You are never going to get along with everyone you meet, even if you have things in common. And some people have the same thing in common, but you like different things about that commonality. Case in point: Rocky Horror. There will always be people that I will gravitate towards, just like everyone else does, at shows. There are very few people that I "hate" (in life in general) and mostly it's just something that they do that I hate. I don't like audience members that say lines 'incorrectly' because they don't understand them and feel they 'have' to say them. I also have interpersonal relationships with people on cast; different parts of personalities clash, and I do my best to avoid that. Sometimes it's really hard, and requires me not be around that person a lot, but it happens. But for the most part, I am cool with aspects of everyone, and try to keep within those parameters.
Of course, I am stern believer in what bothers you in other people, exists in yourself.
Ask me, bitch!
One that comes to mind is the Ghostbusters line "Are you the Keymaster?" The AP line is exactly the same, but someone who knows the reference and not the actual line was shouting out "Are you The Gatekeeper?" It's still the same reference because the "Gatekeeper" is the person who originally says the line, but meeeeh...
It's a little, stupid thing. But it shows a lack of thinking, and that bugs me.