I've been called a nerd and a geek because I like to rip shit apart and figure out how it works. I'm not the kind of person who gives up easily, I've been known to go hours on end to make something work. Among all things I cherish knowledge the most, I admire people who know more than I do. When I was younger I spent most of my time learning how to destroy things. Then one day someone handed me a soldering iron and told me, "Destruction is easy, creation is one of the most difficult and rewarding things you can do." I try to surround myself with intelligent people so I can learn from them, but also subconsciously to disguise my own ignorance. I like asking people alot of questions, I like to figure out the motives behind their actions. I'm not too much of a sociable person, by that I mean, I do better in smaller groups where I can focus on individuals and their personalities.
(Mostly) PUNK: Bad Religion, Bad Brains, Misfits, NOFX, Dead Kennedys, Refused, Suicidal Tendencies, Black Flag, Guttermouth, Clash, One Word Solution :SKA: Blue Meanies, Assorted Jellybeans, Voodoo Glow Skulls, Suicide Machines, Falling sickness, Sublime, Operation Ivy :REGGAE: Peter Tosh, Pato Banton, Gregory Isaacs, Eek A Mouse, King Tubby, Bob Marley(obviously) Although I am always looking for new stuff to listen to, anything...different...
All the weird ones, Donnie Darko, Fight Club, Memento. Some anime, Cowboy Bebop, Ghost in the shell, Akira. Can't forget those sappy love movies, yes I'm a cryer, Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind, Garden state, Punch drunk love...
I like to watch anime, some of the greatest stories I have ever come across were from anime. Right now I'm in love with Neon Genesis : Evangelion, I downloaded all the episodes and both movies. I like it because it's so complicated, and nothing is ever as it seems. They say the director was battling depression as he was finishing up the series and the last two episodes are proof, they're dark and very self analytical, to the point of obscurity even...
Well, I enjoy all kinds of reading in general. 1984, The Stranger, some essays by Albert Camus, and not entirely related but I enjoy reading any hardcore tech articles I come across on the web (Ask me about the advantages of the Athlon64 Venice core and 90nm strained silicon techniques :P). I find words to be very powerful, they can tell you so much about the person who wrote them.
"If you're never gonna ask any questions then you're never gonna get no answers, always be wondering what do you want while you keep getting older faster!"- Operation Ivy