http://www.ceremonyhc.com/monyllttooth.html
I'll be back in New York around June 28.
Not going to sleep when I'm awake and not waking up when I'm asleep. Maxing out my "chill" stats with friends. Being forced into laughter. Improv. Writing. Music. Espresso mixed with ice, soy milk and agave nectar. Jess Sylvester's phone messages. Reaching a state of contentedness and floundering in the surrounding open mouthed smiles. Oh, and most importantly, avocado: nature's green butter that tastes like avocado.
...people who don't have to constantly be reminded of when I'm being serious and when I'm joking. The answer to your future query is that I'm always joking. And always serious.
But in all seriousness, just kidding (just kidding), I'm looking for those searching to enlist in an unregistered rehabilitation program that's goal is to make today's mundane scripted dialogues and exchanges memorable and worthy of high fives. No focus on prologue or epilogue, but instead, on our most current chapter. I'd like to think of us (not necessarily you) as conversation hackers, verbal creeps and linguistical disasters, who punctuate in stutters and type in waltz. We're scavengers of fun and scholars of joy, and one day we'll meet in celebration of celebrating the uncelebrated.
Ceremony, Life Long Tragedy, Sabertooth Zombie
Aliens
Terminator 2
They Live
I like other types of movies too but these ones are the three best movies of all time so it's safe to just list them. Then again it could be argued that it's so obvious that there's no point in listing them, but to that I rebut with the point that most people haven't downloaded life lessons that transmute this from the inane to blatantly obvious. I'm 23-years-old and I know everything.
Dexter
Flight of the Conchords
Human Giant
The Office
The Wire
Charles Bukowski
Philip K. Dick
Warren Ellis
Cormac McCarthy
Kurt Vonnegut
The ones who died before doing anything too bad.