Jennybean

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My friends and lovers need to be of sound mind and body, able to process more than one thought at a time, and hold themselves and others to high standards. They need to appreciate those around them and possess common sense, social sense, and a firm sense of themselves. The world needs people who can see the beauty in everything: that the ocean is actually a brighter blue just after the sun goes down... weather makes sports interesting... snow provides you with a unique brand of silence... That it's okay to not know what you want if you at least know who you are... A good smile involves your whole face and a good laugh involves your whole body.

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Music:

Anything that tells a story. Not made of the machine or by the machine. Well-written. Performed with heart. Good chord progression:) Mostly singer-songwriter, folksy, fusions, acoustic, rock, and classic rock. Preferred artists: John Mayer, Jack Johnson, Keaton Simons, Robert Randolph, Elliot Smith, Nick Drake, Jeff Buckley, Brian Buckley, Paolo Nutini, State Radio, Jason Mraz, Marc Broussard, Todd Carey, Citizen Cope, Chris Ayer, Howie Day, Teitur, The Shins, Rufus Wainwright, The Doves, Damien Rice, Remy Zero, Beck, James Morrison, Portishead, Massive Attack, Coldplay, U2, Dave Matthews, Ben Folds, RHCP, Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, The Cure, The Clash, The Killers, Death Cab, Rocco deLucca & the Burden, Rolling Stones, Guns n Roses, Muse, The Music, Bob Dylan, Pink Floyd, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Aerosmith, The Who, The Doors, etc.

Movies:

Comedy: High Fidelity, Swingers, Grosse Pointe Blank, The Big Lebowski, Breakfast Club, Office Space, Ocean's Eleven, Singin' in the Rain, When Harry met Sally, O Brother Where art Thou, Princess Bride, Sideways, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Bridget Jones' Diary, Amelie, Lost in Translation, Dogma, 40 Year Old Virgin, Chasing Amy, Napoleon Dynamite, Three AmigoesDrama: Fight Club, Moulin Rouge, Dead Poets Society, Adaptation, Eternal Sunshine, Glory, The Science of Sleep, Motorcycle Diaries, The Sea Inside, Garden State, Tombstone, Chaplin, Run Lola Run, Crime of Padre Amaro, Y Tu Mama Tambien, Almost Famous, The Notebook, Sliding Doors, Closer, Chumscrubber, The Usual Suspects, Kenneth Branagh's Hamlet, Rounders, Good Will Hunting, Immortal Beloved, Bridge on the River Kwai, Before Sunrise & Before Sunset, LOTR, Harry Potter, Whale Rider, Mysterious Skin, Brokeback Mountain, The Sting, Proof, The Great Escape... Mindf$..%'s: American History X, Mirrormask, In the Bedroom, Dancer in the Dark, Requiem for a Dream, Se7en, Pillow Book, Donnie Darko, Velvet Goldmine, American Psycho, Fear and Loathing...

Television:

Without TiVo, I am incomplete: House, Mythbusters, Daily Show, Colbert Report, Whose Line is it Anyway, M*A*S*H, any stand-up or comedy special (with special attention paid to Dane Cook, Eddie Izzard, Stephen Lynch, Robin Williams, and Lewis Black), Inside the Actors Studio, college football, soccer, tennis.

Books:

Middlemarch (Eliot), The Sun Also Rises (Hemmingway), Catcher in the Rye (Salinger), Inferno (Dante)-- even though it's techincally an epic poem... Three Days of Rain (Greenberg, playwright)... Harry Potter series, okay?!? And I can't leave out Shakespeare, a playwright, but the greatest writer/director and interpreter of human emotion of all time.

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Heroes:

Mum and Pappy. Andy Serkis. Toni Morrison. TS Eliot. Dante. JK Rowling. Shakespeare. Danny Futterman. Phillip Seymour Hoffman. Ed Norton. Ewan McGregor. Eddie Izzard. Dane Cook. Anita Roddick. Underdog.

JENNIFER, der. GUINEVERE
Gender: Feminine
Usage: English, Welsh Mythology
Pronounced: GWIN-e-veer [key]

Old French form of the Welsh name Gwenhwyfar, which is composed of the elements gwen meaning "fair, white" and hwyfar meaning "smooth". In Arthurian legend she is the beautiful wife of King Arthur. Her betrayal of her husband with Mordred prompted the battle of Camlann, which led to the deaths of both Mordred and Arthur. Later versions of the legends tell of her adulterous affair with Sir Lancelot.