Everything. If it can be talked about, written about, or debated--- I'll take a side and go all day. I
I'd like to meet:
You, probably. Oh, wait... you mean on a relationship level?... How akward. It's like asking, "Bryan, if I wanted to date you, who should I pretend to be?" The only honest response I can give you is to be yourself, of course. When I see you in the moments where you and the world mesh together; When the world around you mirrors how you are inside. In that moment, in that time of perfect symetry, then in my understanding of the word, I love you for that moment. Love exists only in the moments- and Donnie Darko speaks the truth for this area of my life: "I want to kiss you when the world reminds me how beautiful it can be. And right now... there's a fat guy staring at us and smoking a cigarette."---- It doesn't always happen. It's not always beautiful.... but sometimes it is. And then we get to breath in those moments, and that's called life. -Sigh- Yea, no one understands me.Interesting- those are the last words of my favorite philosopher, Hegel. Apparently I resemble a student of his...
My score on The Which Philosopher are you? Test :
Kierkegaard
(39% Skepticism, 51% Religiosity, 24% Dogmatism, 51% Originality)
Proto-existentialist refuter of Hegel. Believed that subjectivity is truth, and the most meaningful mode of living was a subjective, relgious life.
Link: The Which Philosopher are you? TestAnd if you have a strange or exotic way of looking at the world, or even if it's just really intense, I would love to meet you and suck the life from your marrow until I understand what your worldview is and how it works and where and when you will break down and fail. The whole nine yards is what I want, I'm not here just to get a half-assed idea of who or what people are, I love the good and I'm never one to ignore the bad. Person to person, I'll always do you a favor and try not to rip you to peices for your flaws, and I don't really expect or need you to do the same to me, but it sure would be nice on occasion. The rest of the time, please, go ahead, help me grow.
My score on The Magic: The Gathering Character Test :
Urza
(You scored 55% Honor, 61% Evil, 84% Powers, and 60% Leadership!)
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You are Urza, Planeswalker!You're nigh immortal, a super-genius, can travel across the planes and have a high affinity with all the colors of Magic. It's good to be a Planeswalker! You're dangerously obsessed with destroying the Phyrexians, so you're a bit nutty, but on the positive side you're a good guy and one of the most powerful beings in existence.
Link: The Magic: The Gathering Character Test
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Music:
Eclectic... Just like my choice in words. I need varity in the flavors of sound, but I'm a major fan of funky house beats, and there's few sounds that make me go ooooo like the relaxing rythm o' trance. Electronic music is my main game, but I'll listen to any lyrical genious of rap you can show me. I'm into music that strikes me as different or strange. My music isn't selected necceccarily because it's "good", I'll readily admit I listen to some of the worst music in the world. But in return, I'd expect you to admit you'll never hear anything else remotely close anywhere in the world.I love Tigerbeat6 Records. And I will stand by any artist they sign from here into eternity.Top 10 Most Played ArtistsTop 10 Singles
Movies:
Love watching movies, good way to feel things with friends without having to get addicted to cocaine and watching people die and suffer and sharing the real thing.And if it says "Sundance Film Festival" anywhere on it, I'll probably love it. I'm a fan of Drama, and I have a love for more stream of"concio-esque" and deeper, darker styles of cineima.Bestester movies: Napoleon Dynamite, SLC Punk, Fight Club, Matrix I, II, III & Animatrix, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Donnie Darko, Fight Club, Adaptation, Coffee and Cigarettes, SLC Punk, Dirty Filthy Love, A Clockwork Orange, Snatch, Elephant, Groove, 24 Hour Party People, Saints And Soldiers, Pi, This Girls Life, Sweet Jane, Little Miss Sunshine, The Machinist, The Jacket, Constintine,Animation Show - Intermission In The Third Dimension
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Television:
Eww. I don't watch TV anymore. I'd rather at LEAST play video games. TV is so passive, and the shows are so... generic. South Park is good, though- it speaks the truth. No, scratch that... It takes the truth, and shoves it down your throat. And if you don't like it, the authors tell you to choke on it..... and THAT'S WHAT I CALL ART.And I find the Andy Milonakis Show funny as hell? Odd.
Adult Swim passes the time on occasion.I don't really do games much anymore, either. But I'm always one for something that seems like fun, or a chance to have fun being totally badass or a good social gaming session.
Books:
You just wait...I've got a list of over 100 books on my compy that I've read or ought to read... I've read about 33% of 'em. Here's a good portion of 'em:Things Fall Apart,
The Stranger,
Ender's Game,
Notes From the Underground,
Lord of the Flies,
For Whom the Bell Tolls,
The Oid Man and the Sea,
The Sun Also Rises,
Siddhartha,
Iliad,
Odyssey,
Brave New World,
The Alchemist,
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man,
The Metamorphisis,
To Kill a Mockingbird,
Wide Sargasso Sea,
Julius Caesar,
Romeo and Juliet,
Frankenstine,
"Civil Disobediance",
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,
The Adventures of Tom Sawer,
The Aneaid,
Slaughterhouse-Five Or The Children's Crusade,
Sophie's World,
Wuthering Heights,
The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy,
The Great Gatsby,
This Side of Paradise,
A Hunger Artist.Yea, I do enjoy my literature. I haven't been reading as much since I went to school- I've been doing more blogging of my own thoughts when I'm not studing those of others.I'd like to write a philosophy book sometime. About a tenative point to life which exists regardless of direction or purpose or creator, or even of our own autological status (existance).
Heroes:
Superman? The Silver Surfer? I don't understand what you're getting at, I suppose. What makes a hero, anyway? That's the real question. I don't want heros, I want to BE a hero to someone else. .................Call me arrogant, I guess.And you know what? I'm finding that I think people around me seem to tap into God all the time, (remember that's my philosophical version of God, so please don't assume things about it, I'm not Christian, I'm not even religous- "God" is a logical tool, an inaccurate word to express concepts that are difficult to explain.) And wow does that feel good.
