i like to figure people out. whether they are normal, (or think they are normal) abnormal, fucked up, or beyond fucked up, i just like to figure out what makes people tick. i like books and movies especially if they give me any kind of insight into the human psyche. i enjoy humor and humorous people as well. oh, and i think i have figured out i have an eating disorder. everything i like to eat is bad for me, and i eat way too much of it, but at least i am not throwing it up yet... in public.
somebody from a fly-over state who can explain to me why they voted for that dumb monkey to be president.
pixies, blur, supergrass, cure, depeche mode, smiths, placebo, doves, xtc, queens of the stone age, radiohead, stereophonics, modest mouse, gbv, snow patrol, dandy warhols, foo fighters, nirvana, catherine wheel, tenacious d, echo & the bunnymen, talking heads, brmc, public enemy-ice cube-bdp(old school rap), goddamn robot monkey, and saucer
fight club, shawshank, say anything, cradle will rock, bob roberts, the player, the big lebowski, anchorman, full metal jacket, ferenheit 9/11, the corporation, 12 monkeys, 24 hour party people, amadeus, american history x, annie hall, best in show, dig, ararat, donnie darko, eight men out, garden state, house of sand and fog, city of god, kingpin, network, magnolia, boogie nights, maria full of grace, mash, memento, manhattan, an ideal husband, the shape of things, the opposite of sex, waking the dead, little miss sunshine, the prestige, and any movie where jessica alba, mandy moore, or jennifer love hewitt get naked. and here is a video of the greatest pug ever:
ALL Reality TV sucks, sorry i had to say it. here is what i do watch: curb your enthusiasm, chapelle's show, larry sanders show, the daily show, mr. show, scrubs, arrested developement (all of you cunts who were too simple to watch this brilliant show owe me entertainment now), simpsons (old simpsons, not the last couple of years), southpark, the office (the english version, the american is crap), extras, the west wing (when aaron sorkin was writing it), strangers with candy, freeks and geeks, family guy, and seinfeld.
none (i don't want you to think i am a geek!)
however, you might be able to check out books by erich fromm, john kenneth galbraith, karl marx, and paul n. goldstene... just to start you out. now go do your homework!!!
oh, and i am currently reading and very much enjoying "bush on the couch" for some psychological insight into the monkey in chief. so who wants to borrow it when i am done?