Heather

I'd like to meet:

Most of the people I would like to meet are dead, is that allowed? Because unless some sort of time travel or talking to ghosts is allowed here then that would just be creepy.Shall I bore you with a list of dead scientists that I would like to quiz? No. But Richard Feynman would definately be on that list.From the world of film I would like to meet Kevin Spacey (who is an amazing actor) along with Judi Dench, Al Pacino and Patrick Stewart (Go Picard!)From the world of music I would LOVE to meet Iron Maiden, and possibly Lordi although that might be a scary encouter. I would like to meet Pete Doherty purely so I can punch him in the face (is that an OK reason to want to meet him?). I can't believe such a waste of space is supposed to be a 'rock icon'. In fact I would like to introduce him to Lordi who really know what rock is and then sit back and watch the limbs go flying.

Lordi - they KNOW what Rock is, even when they're only at Tesco...

Music:

I am such a music junkie, I can't possibly list all my favourites. I'm still predominantly into rock/metal music but in my old age I have found a love of jazz, blues and classical music too. I'm saw Iron Maiden and Trivium at the end of last year and it was unbelievable! Maiden rule!

Movies:

The Godfather, anything by Tarantino, Asian horror movies (and not the crappy American remakes!), chick flicks of all shapes and sizes.....billions of films really

Television:

I don't watch a lot of TV being a bit of a DVD fan (plus don't get me started on a big rant about how TV was better in my day!). My favourite type of TV is definately David Attenborough's Wildlife ..aries. I get such a boost of geeky joy learning all about all the weird and wonderful bits of nature out there. I am also a big Buffy/Angel fan, I like Friends and my guilty little secret is that I am totally addicted to "America's Next Top Model" (and yes I do know that's pathetic)

Books:

Much to the disgust of my far better read brother I mainly read complete trash. There is the occaisional high brow (or at least mainstream) book thrown into the mix but really I have to think too hard at work to read books that require even more thinking in my freetime. I love trashy supernatural based romance fiction for example the Anita Blake books by Laurell K Hamilton, the Dark Hunter series by Sherrilyn Kenyon, the Rachel Morgan books by Kim Harrison and the Sookie Stackhouse books by Charlaine Harris. These books contain no long words, kickass female heroines and hunky blokes. What more do you want?!

Heroes:

I suppose I ought to put something clever in here like Ghandi or something but really my all time hero is The Hoff.

Here's a pic of the great Hoff and the hugely talented (though small of stature) Gary Coleman. "what'chu talkin' 'bout?"