You Are A Martini
You are the kind of drinker who appreciates a nice hard drink.
And for you, only quality alcohol. You don't waste your time on the cheap stuff.
Obviously, you're usually found with a martini in your hand. But sometimes you mix it up with a gin and tonic.
And you'd never, ever consider one of those flavored martinis. They're hardly a drink!
What Alcoholic Drink Are You?
Theatre is a full time investment to work in, and luckily I'm one of the few people on the planet who love what I do, and I do define myself by my career. I'm interested in finding the meaning of life...something other than 42. It probably has something to do with the boogers of really large aliens, but that's just my best lead so far. However, when I'm not seeking the meaning of life and being preachy, I like dancing, skating, anything creative, silly people who blow up two liter bottles with dry ice, chess, poker, scrabble, and other nerdy things people do with their moms and at coffee houses. I used to be an avid speedskater...but had to give it up for college. I also used to run cross country and track. I gave that up for theatre, and also cuz I had this coach with a nasty habit of sleeping with his runners, and they got jealous...true story. The moral of this story is that theatre is at least as much if not more fun than ice cold air pumping through your lungs, the sounds of metal ripping through ice, the thrill of competition, natural highs, exercise induced asthma, early mornings, lots of road trips, and watching hot runners fight over a man that I wouldn't sleep with even if I was offered large sums of money.
Possibly you, but definatly someone you know. I love people. Even if I don't like them, knowing them usually makes my life somewhat more interesting. I could be open to meeting dateable people. I'm not really sure what my type is, but I do know that my criteria has a lot more to do with who the person is, than what they will do for me. I do not demand that people do things for me, but adamantly insist they do things for themselves. I do not let my friends make bad decisions. Okay well I do....it just pisses me off when it happens.
We'll take this in Chronological order of when I started liking bands.They might be Giants, REM, Talking Heads and David Byrne, Moxy Fruvous, Barenaked Ladies, elvis costello, Reel Big Fish, Goldfinger, Tom Waits, Rufus Wainright. oh hell..most music..Lucky Boys Confusion, Mike Doughty and Soul Coughing, Green Day, Fountains of Wayne, various crappy pop, Jason Mraz, G. Love, Jack Johnson, Mighty Mighty Bosstones, the aquabats, ska and punk in general, Johnny cash, Jack johnson, Ben folds, this list goes on and on and it's doubtful that anyone is still reading at this point.
The Best three movies ever made were as follows. Hudson Hawk, Better off Dead, and What's Eating Gilbert Grape. If you disagree with me you are wrong.Addendum: There might in fact be some other good movies out there. It is possible that they include the lord of the rings trilogy, some of the star wars movies, anything with johnny depp in it, except secret window, I didn't like that. I once got a job by simply stating that I didn't like the movie lost in translation. That ruled. Also, Chicago was briliiant, but Moulin Rouge hurt my eyes. I think the x-men movies have serious potential. The hudsucker proxy was freaking awesome, as was shawshank redemption. Most movies with John cusak are awesome, including America's Sweethearts, but only if you know actors. If you know actors, this movie is the funniest thing EVER. I have a VHS tape of all of They Might Be Giants Video's. That one shoold be up there. I also tend to like movies with Jodie Foster. If I ever get to be anything like her, life will be good.Addendum 2: Umm Love Actually is the best movie on the planet. Sorry for any confusion.Addendum 3: Actually I've left out lots of movies...movies that I think are better than the ones here, so really just disregard everything I say in this section and assume my taste in movies is impeccable.
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Harry Potter, The Ender series, Douglas Adams, Science Fiction, Oscar Wilde. Whatever I find on bookshelf....I think my bookshelf is linked to a wormhole somewhere, cuz books I've never seen keep apearing there. Random philosophy about how to make this silly world work. I also like to read my diary, because one should always have something sensational to read.
You're Catch-22!
by Joseph Heller
Incredibly witty and funny, you have a taste for irony in all that you
see. It seems that life has put you in perpetually untenable situations, and your sense
of humor is all that gets you through them. These experiences have also made you an
ardent pacifist, though you present your message with tongue sewn into cheek. You
could coin a phrase that replaces the word "paradox" for millions of
people.
Take the Book Quiz
at the Blue Pyramid .
Rory Gilmore.