Reading, Eating, Exercise, Bill W., Writing, People.
I'd like to meet:
I have no clue until I meet them.
Music:
Minutemen, X, Minilogue, Segovia, Honeymoon Killers, Iron Maiden, Pavement, Husker Du, Gil-Scott Heron, My Morning Jacket, Belle and Sebastian, The Lovelighters, Brooklyn Funk Essentials, The Kinks, Brad Mehldau, and some assorted 1960's northern soul.
Movies:
Hartley, Kauffman, Anderson, Lucas (evil yes I know), Stone. Luc Besson. Too many to mention.The Conversation, Bell Book and Candle, any Guy Richie (sp.?) thing. Kikajiru, Spaghetti Westerns, Lilo and Stitch, Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Rear Window, weird soviet things that involve expensive opticals to satisfy capricious editors/directors, and Phillip K Dick adaptation.Blade Runner, uhm Blade Runner again, and Blade Runner.
Television:
I'd rather have a rabid squirrel loose in my knickers
Books:
'Das Magnete', 'Iconography and Sigils' Lawerence L. DeMolay, 'Morals and Dogma',' Monkey Girl', 'Delta of Venus', 'Stand Still Like a Humingbird', 'First Cut', 'Adventures in the Skin Trade', Tao te Ching & Hua Na Ching, 'The Emperors Golden Monkey', 'Neutron Star', 'A Treatise of Human Nature' Hume, 'Varieties of Religous Experience' William James, 'Seven Arrows', 'Collected Essays' DeMontaigne, any Mark Twain, Tom Robbins, Christopher Moore, Frank Herbert, Carl Hiassen, Phillip K Dick, Beth Lissick, Vonnegut, Swedenborg, Frost, Dylan Thomas, Sue Townsend, Tom Holt, Some book I read that I can't remeber the title of on numbers theory and time. Childress, Wodehouse, Shakespeare, Yeats, Ol' Peachy Nietzche, Uh.... I actually liked Camillie Paglia's "Sexual Personae" pretty much I'm a book whore... I'll read anything. Almost anything. The Apocrypha, Urantia book. All publications relating to the spirtualist movement or masonic order ca. 1875 to 1970. All books discussing mathematical puzzles in laymans terms. I was the editor for an ergonomic map of the English language that was used to create a translator for a direct user interface. I catalogued over 3.5 million words. Specializing in architecture, military, biological and medical terminology. I remember maybe ten of those 3.5 million words. One of which is 'myelin', another is 'maginot line'
