Having arguements with a wall. Some might say that arguing with an inanimate object may be boring and uneventful, seeing as how I can almost always win, but there's always the fear that if he got angry, he could kick my ass, especially if i hit a stud. Kinda exciting now, isn't it? Sleeping is another interest I have. Probably my most interesting interest. But everyone has sleeping as an interest now, and I don't want to be another sleeping groupie. So instead, I will change my answer to "being unconscious for a set period of time at which I will have hallucinations that seem random and obscured but may actually present a window of realism that delves into my pysche to define who i really am". Then in parentheses i will put (also known as sleeping) for those that don't want to put in the time and effort to decipher what the meaning is behind that statement.Oh, and another interest is writing long, drawn out paragraphs in an attempt to showcase my intellect and wit while deep down inside i know its systematically driving people away from my page instead of having them flock to it. Dammit! I'm doing it again.
Personally, I would love to meet Elvis. Then I can point and say "Holy shit, you're NOT dead!!!". Then I would keep him in a big glass jar with his guitar, maybe with a palm tree and a rock, with a metal lid covering the top with holes punched in it so he could breathe. Oh, can't forget one of those little sliding vents on the side of the jar so I can push some crusty bread and a cup of water through to him. I mean, what's the sense of finding Elvis alive if I'm just going to kill him through malnutrition? Then I think I'll have a fan tour of his glass jar every hour on the hour, from 9-5 every day (except Sunday) and I'll charge $50 a head. Seems a little steep, but I think Elvis fans would pay it. Of course we would have a souvenir shop with t-shirts and hats that would say "Elvis isn't dead. He's in a glass jar". Then at the end of the day, when all the lights turn off, I would open up his jar, carefully lift him out of his jar, and beat him with a stick. Not too harshly, mind you, but enough so that the next time he decides to emerge in public when everyone assumed he was dead, he'll think twice. Oh, and Kat VonD too. Bad ass, inked, and smoking hot. I'm in love.
Thanks to Casey for most of this list.Taking Back Sunday, Story of the Year, Fallout Boy, Senses Fail, Halifax, Hawthorne Heights, Billy Talent, Silverstein, The Academy Is, Armour for Sleep, Thrice, The Used, Motion City Soundtrack, My Chemical Romance, Matchbook Romance, Finch, Breaking Benjamin, Rise Against, Emery, Letter Kills, and so on and so forth. I think you get the jist of what I listen to. --LATEST ADDITION-- One hell of a cool music video.
Any movie that makes this list is something I could watch 3 or more times in a row and not get bored of....-A Walk To Remember -The Notebook -The Shawshank Redemption -The Incredibles -Garden State -Super Troopers (give it a second chance and you'll see the light) -Blood In, Blood Out: Bound by Honor (maybe only twice, cause its long)
Family Guy, American Dad, Scrubs, CSI:Las Vegas (miami sucks), and any cartoon that has no real plot to the story, and constantly throws random shit into the mix (so basically anything on [adult swim] minus Inuyasha).I would like to say Dr. Quinn, but Tiff has yet to let me borrow it to see what all the fuss is about. Shame on her!
The entire Harry Potter series, most anything from Stephen King, John Grisham, and Michael Crichton. The Perks of Being a Wallflower is an awesome book as well. Hmm...what else? Five People You Meet In Heaven. Angels and Demons. Da Vinci Code.This list is really short, but when Matt lends me some books it should start to grow. To Be Continued...
Anyone who's willing to share a taco with me. Because tacos kick ass. Could I make a taco my hero? Does that seem feasible? Well, if there was a Taco Man who gave free tacos to all the hungry taco eaters of the world, he would be my hero.