Music (DJing, produciing, playing), snowboarding, soccer, swimming, photography, graphic arts, natural healing, reading, movies, tea time, working out, shooting guns (responsibly of course - and not at living things) 8 ball, 9 ball, yoga, sunshine, windstorms, I ain't into sex, I'm into makin' love...
I like stuff. All kind's of stuff. IF you like stuff too we could probably talk about some stuff.
After thinking about it, I'd also like to meet people who speak in quotes or use their fingers to make quote marks all the time. I love that. Could be movie quotes, book quotes, a famous person's quote, even your little brother's friend's quote. Any kind of quote. The trick is to not get it exactly right so that people don't quite know what the hell you're talking about. I do it all the time. It's awesome. You should try it.
For real though: The people I like to hang out with are nice, easy-going, real, honest and driven.
I'd also like to meet people who understand that background images aren't supposed to make it impossible to read the content.
One day I'll pimp my myspace like the bitch she is. One day...
pretty much everything except for Happy Hardcore and any other crazy fast speedy shit that makes you go crazy, goa trance(?) - ewww. I'd put country here too except I actually like a couple of country songs soo...
I'll just say from Jack Johnson to Kanye West to Hildagard from Bingham to Pink Floyd to PROXY and most things in between.
There's just too many to list...
Fight Club, The Matrix Trilogy, Dumbo...
I actually just saw Pan's Labyrinth, The Pursuit of HappYness, Little Miss Sunshine, Radio. They were good. I'd recommend seeing An Inconvenient Truth if you haven't. It will open your eyes. Not one mention of Canada though.... Oh, yeah, Borat too! Fuck. There's tons. I watch tons of movies.
The Family Guy, Simpsons, Nip/Tuck, CSI Las Vegas, The shopping channel (for the way the can sell you any piece of shit by convincing you that you are nothing without it), Any tragic American news reporting (dun dun dun duun). Seriously. You can learn a lot from an info-mercial.
The Way of the Peaceful Warrior - Dan Millman, Hands of Light & Light Emerging - Barbara Ann Brennan, Celestine Prophecy (series) - James Redfield, Mind Power Into the 21st Century - John Kehoe, The Forgetting Room - Nick Bantock, and of course: The Multi-Orgasmic Man - Mantak Chia & Douglas Abrams and more...
Anyone who Shoots First and Asks Questions Later.