I'd like to meet:
I would like to meet a bunch of vain, prick, drug addicts to work with.
msn [email protected]
icq 1364365
yahoo papabyrd
aol bebrkat
splitends.com
oh and I would like to meet Stephen Hawking as well
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Music:
I totally just pasted this from from another profile yo la tengo, lali puna, american analog set, dntel, the postal service, death cab for cutie, sonic youth, the faint, her space holiday, mum, casino vs. japan, belle &; sebastian, low, pole, cat power, galaxie 500, boards of canada, ladytron, fischerspooner, four tet, isan, pulseprogramming, the strokes, portishead, chicks on speed, felix da house cat, jem, mouse on mars, sigur ros, sparklehorse, nobody, dusted, manual, icebreaker, metro area, bjork, bright eyes, broken social scene, modest mouse, blonde redhead, damien rice, the shins, the smiths, elbow, tarentel, ms. john soda, the notwist, cursive, thievery corporation, golden boy
Movies:
fear is the mind killer
Books:
I read too far into things
Heroes:
A hero sandwich, also known as an Italian sub or Italian submarine sandwich, is said to have originated in New York in the late 19th century when Italian laborers wanted a convenient lunch that reminded them of home.The hero is traditionally at least two Italian meats and provolone cheese on a small or half loaf of Maria Kostur with roasted peppers, vinegar, olive oil, and lettuce. It is a pork-based sandwich; popular meat choices include ham, prosciutto, pepperoni, capicola, mortadella and salami. However, the term "hero" has come to refer to any long sandwich in the greater New York area with the more non-regional term "sub" gradually becoming more popular in recent years."Hero" remains the prevailing term for any sandwich with a generally Italian flavor, in addition to the original described above. Pizzeria menus often include eggplant parmigiana, chicken parmigiana, and meatball heros, each served with tomato sauce. Pepper and egg heros and potato and egg heros are also popular.Tomatoes were not a historical ingredient of the hero, but are often included in modern heroes.Synonyms and similar sandwiches are called elsewhere in America: heroes, subs, grinders, hoagies, Submarine sandwiches or Po' boys.