Tattooing, motorcycles, (roller) hockey, video games, the Simpsons, "geek" fiction, snowboarding, mountain biking, coffee, Blood Bowl, pizza (anytime anywhere), lowbrow art,
basically anyone interesting. which probably means you.
High On Fire, Cathedral, Tenacious D, The Darkness, Lamb Of God, Pentagram, The Jealous Sound, Catacombs, Sunny Day Real Estate, New Model Army, Deftones, Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath, Outkast, Pedro The Lion, Swearing At Motorists, Sleep, Karate, Codeine, Jesu, Torche, Thergothon, The Sword, Green Day, Bad Wizard, Helmet, Shudder To Think, Slayer, Morbid Angel, The Beauty Pill, Smart Went Crazy, Mastodon, Floor, Devo, Mayhem, Snoop Dogg, Dio, Celtic Frost, Lair Of the Minotaur, Zombi, Lily Allen, George Jones, etc.I am currently pursuing Heavy Metal on an academic level, so if you have any suggestions for books, movies, documentaries and "essential" albums please let me know.
The Lord Of the Rings movies, The Big Lebowski, Wet Hot American Summer, This Is Spinal Tap, Waiting For Guffman, Best In Show, A Mighty Wind, High Fidelity, anything by Russ Meyer, Breakfast Club, Amelie, the Evil Dead series, George Romero movies,
American Chopper, The Office, The Simpsons, Hockey, DVDs
My new favorite book is "Everything Bad Is Good For You" by Steven Johnson. "Sound Of The Beast: The Complete Headbanging History Of Heavy Metal", "Choosing Death: The Improbable History Of Death Metal and Grindcore", "Lucifer Rising", "Lords Of Chaos: The Dark History Of Black Metal", "The Rough Guide To Heavy Metal", "The Collector's Guide To Heavy Metal", "Rock Detector's A-Z Encyclopedias of Thrash, Death, Doom, Gothic and Stoner Rock"...
Any artist working: tattooists, poster artists, lowbrow gallery artists (even though they are oxymorons), graphic designers, chefs, etc.