Megadeth told me that the "answer to the question" is "welcome to tomorrow."
But then Ice-T, in a duet with Slayer, told me that it was "we ain't gonna die."
I'm leaning towards Ice-T and Slayer, 'cause who can believe a combo like that?
people watching, running, capitalism, making music, running around with a boom pole, straight edge, working with kids, woodworking, Capoeira, metal, traveling...
My turn-offs include:
most television commercials
LA radio
non-sensible shoes
small talk
gas-guzzling SUVs
not recycling
most pop music
dogs
4/4 time
consumerism
Peter Gabriel, King's X, LTE, Jelly Jam, Godspeed you Black Emperor!, Tool, Dillinger Escape Plan w/Mike Patton, Genesis w/Peter, Living Colour, Dianogah, Faith No More, Nate Gibson and the Gashouse Gang, Yes, Alice in Chains, Rush, Romeo and Juliet Score, The Dead Milkmen, Seneca, Absent Society, Fantomas, Anthrax, Tristeza, Belle & Sebastian, M:I 2 Score, Dream Theater, Mad Season, Dave Matthew's Band, King Crimson, Tomahawk, Opeth, The Mars Volta, Tortoise, Tool, 24-7 Spyz. Okay, fine...Depeche Mode, I'll admit it. And Ben Folds Five. But not Ben Folds solo...
Singles, Waking the Dead, Fight Club, the Matrix, Say Anything, The Weatherman, a serious tendency to like the lone-man movies like those. Spanking the Monkey was another. Lost Boys was pretty damn cool too. Old School was, of course, wicked funny. ..
Lost is too addicting. The Simpsons makes me genuinely happy in times of need, there is no denying the Daily Show's importance or how funny Dave Chappelle really is. I can do without everything else probably...except for The State...
East of Eden, Hepcats Narcs and Pipedreams, Fastfood Nation, My Father's Dragon, Hamlet, anything Existential...
.. Lloyd Dobler