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Pimping, and generally being awesome. Oh, and the ladies... Rowr! I'm attractive!
The king of cool, David Hasselhoff. And supermodels.
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The Who, Dandy Warhols, Gordon Lightfoot (the guy is the original light rock smackahoe), The Beatles, The Shins, Beastie Boys,
Braveheart, Lord of the Rings, Casino Royale (and any Connery Bond movie, for that matter), Knocked Up, 40-Year-Old Virgin, Old School, Caddyshack, Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, There's Something About Mary, Batman Begins, Cinemax after 11pm or so, blah blah blah. I love good dramatic movies but none really jump to my mind right now, so I'll leave this list at that. And porn. Gotta love the porn.
Sopranos, Entourage, Weeds, Dexter, Simpsons, Grey's Anatomy (is there a way to include that without sounding too gay?), Family Guy... again, this is a list that could go on forever, but I'm not giving myself carpal tunnel to lay it all out here. Basically I'm addicted to HBO and Showtime shows.
Shakespeare (of course better when performed--and easier to understand), America the Book by Jon Stewart, Greek Myths, The Gospel of Judas, The Lord of the Rings, A Farewell to Arms, His Dark Materials (trilogy), The Complete Sherlock Holmes, a lot of biographies lately and getting more into deeper histories (Andrew Jackson's biography was very good, same with "1776," an account of the Revolutionary War--the founding fathers seriously didn't intend anything like the world we live in... but then, a lot of people died back then for shitting too close to their drinking water, so consider the source). And by the same author (David McCullough), Mornings on Horseback, a biography of Teddy Roosevelt, and John Adams, a biography of... well, John Adams. Harry Potter... Anything not written by John Barth (a professor in college once told me I totally poisoned the well on Barth by slamming 'Lost in the Funhouse' before class discussion... still proud of that)... this is another list that could just go on forever. Whatever... I'm a dork, I like to read.
I'd say my parents, but that's become so cliche' in post-9/11 America... same thing with cops and firefighters. But I wanted to be this guy when I was a kid: