I like to play music,listen to music, skate(when I can),play video games, and have intelligent conversations. Also: Peanut M&M's, Coca-Cola, Beer, Cigarettes while I'm drinking beer, Mexican food, Sushi, Steak, Gyro's, Everything Bagels w/Hummus, All things Potato (It's the mick in me... which might explain the beer, too), All things spicy, (Frank's Red Hot + Home Fries = Heaven), Cheese and Crackers, Cheez-Its, Gorgonzola, Feta, Colby, Co-jack, Swiss, Brie, Almonds, Frozen Grapes, Ice Cream, Bacon, Artichoke, Asparugus, Brussel Sprouts, Lima Beans, and other vegatables I hated as a child (with sufficient butter), Kalamate olives, and... let me see... York Peppermint Patties. Yup, that covers it.
I'd like to meet:
The Cybernetic Ghost of Christmas Past...from the future.
You Are 54% Evil
You are evil, but you haven't yet mastered the dark side.
Fear not though - you are on your way to world domination.
How Evil Are You?
Music:
Beastie Boys, DJ Shadow, Radiohead, Nine Inch Nails, Wu-tang, MF Doom, Quasimoto, Mad Lib, Modest Mouse, Del tha Funkee Homosapien, A Tribe Called Quest, Aesop Rock, Beck, Blackalicious, Kool Keith, Gorillaz, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Pixies, Rjd2, Tool, and all the other stuff I can't remember right now.
Movies:
Sin City, Kill Bill, PCU, The various Matrices, anime, Team America, The Big Lebowski, The Princess Bride, most Kung Fu, Old School, Super Troopers. If it's comedy, or action, I'm probably into it. Oh, and that one movie I watched on basic cable from 2 to around 5am on some random night, dumbfounded by it's asinine..ity?. Folowing the credits, the host of whatever program was showing it described it as being oft critized as "Tedious, nonsensical, and intentionally ridiculous" or something to that effect. Very entertaining. God, I wish I could remember what its title was.
Television:
Adult Swim, Comedy Central, The Science Channel, National Geographic Channel, Discovery Channel, and whatever crap is on VH1 when I have no choice. Oh, and The Simpsons.
Books:
Kurt Vonnegut, Chuck Palahniuk, Tom Robbins, and I guess I've read my share of Stephen King, too. I was starting to read a pretty decent book by Jonathan Franzen, also. And who was that who wrote "The Ecstacy Club"?. That was a fun book. "Gun with Occasional Music" was pretty good, I think that guys' name was Jonathan Lethem. Roald Dahl. Anne Rice. Emerson. Thoureau.
Heroes:
Professional Musicians, Professional Skaters, Professional anybody who gets paid to do something they'd gladly do for free. See "Books"
