About me?
Um, I cannot keep a straight face while saying the word "Y'all"
In no particular order: Driving around aimlessly for hours and maybe accidentally ending up in Massachusetts (again), watching cartoons (so i'm 29, deal with it) Sleep, insomnia, snowoboarding and absolutely anything that has to do with snow especially that smell in the air just before it begins to snow, hiking, reading, hiking, running, purposely confusing people, movies, music, experimenting with my digital camera, Learning things you can't find in books, playing with Loki & Odin, my buns Sid & Ava, Pondering the Ultimate Question to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe and Everything which we already know is 42. showers. Tattoos are neat, I have quite a few. Lots o' piercings too.
What unites us universally is our emotions, our feelings in the face of experience, and not necessarily the actual experiences themselves. - Anais Nin
HUMANWINE, Social Disortion, The Sex Pistols, Ministry, Morrissey, The Smiths, Bobby Darin, The Doors, Violent Femmes, Live, Led Zeppelin, The Pogues, Charlie Daniels Band, Jane's Addiction, Echo & The Bunnymen, Frank Sinatra, Depeche Mode, The Clash, Iggy Pop, Kenny Rogers (shut up), Johnny Cash, Nine Inch Nails, Pink Floyd, The Ramones, Black Crowes, Bile, The Dubliners, The Dresden Dolls, Type O Negative, Guns N Roses, Matthew Sweet, Soul Asylum, Shadows Fall, Lamb, Blind Melon. The Who, The Cure, Silly Wizard, Joy Division, Elvis Costello, Dean Martin, Rancid, Sneeker Pimps, Soul Coughing, Paul Anka, and... Bagpipes.
The Quiet Man, Evil Dead, Evil Dead II, Army of Darkness, Highlander, Rules of Attraction, The Crow, THe Abyss, American Beauty, 28 Days Later, Indiana Jones, Akira, anything by Pixar, Enter the Dragon, Real Genius, The Dark Crystal, A Christmas Story, Tombstone, Anything with Carey Grant or John Wayne, Swingers, Spaceballs, The Dirty Dozen, Pink Floyd: The Wall, The Goonies, Labirynth, Braveheart, The Count of Monte Cristo, Howl's Moving Castle, Silverado, Anything by John Hughes, Sneakers, The Professional, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Spirited Away, Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai, Easy Rider, Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels, Princess Bride, Snatch, Princess Mononoke, The Right Stuff, Stargate, Fight Club, Super Troopers, Hackers, Spinal Tap, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Pi, The Day the Earth Stood Still, Rad, Blazing Saddles, Better off Dead, LOTR, American History X, Castle In the Sky and a whole bunch more that I can't think of right now.
Let me put it this way.. You haven't lived until you've watched Angry Beavers at 4am. Gargoyles, Reboot, Loony Tunes, Anime is always fun. Doesn't get much better than Adult Swim either. Well, it isn't as good as it used to be, actually. I also like SciFi - Stargate, Battlestar Galactica (old and new) Farscape, Smallvile when i remember to watch it (which is never) I also like documentaries/specials on the weird & occult. Ancient civilations are good too. (History major & future history teacher) I watch a lot of movies. I also watch Nip/Tuck, Lost and Veronica Mars when it was on. Oh, I absolutely loathe survivor and crap like that. Heroes is good too. But the best thing going on tv right now: Doctor Who! David Tenant is brilliant as The Doctor. Oh and if you can catch it somehow Torchwood is pretty kick-ass itself.
Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy series, Dirk Gently's Hollistic Detective Agency, The Plucker, Surfing the Himalayas, Harry Potter .., Anything by The Brothers Grim, Dr. Seuss (especially the Sneeches) The Art of War, The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy and Other Stories, If Chins Could Kill: Confessions of a B-Movie Actor. One that I have not yet read but is next on my list: Make Love!: the Bruce Cambpell Way. there's plenty more too.
The Hyena: Nature's Asshole, Bruce Campbell, Sam Raimi, Trent Reznor, Jim Henson, Steve Martin, John Wayne, Robert Smith, Hayao Miyazaki, Mr. Wizard, My Grandmother & Grandfather, and Guardian 452. If you know who this is, marry me?