Tropical Beaches, Mid-Century Modern Furniture and art, Exotic Sportscars, BBQ Pool parties, 3d, TiVo, working out, computers, surfing, HDTV, snowboarding, travel, personal electronics, mountain biking, hiking, snorkeling, music, movies, pool (8ball variety), gardening, home improvement, home theater, digital photography and taking photos of friends, Coachella, cool art shows, cool video art, cool people, dark bars and restaurants, mountains, girls - and hot tubs!
It used to be that I wanted to meet all my friends friends. But now I've realized how absurd that can be. It's not about adding as many people as you can, but more like adding people with similar interests and persona's that I like to stay connected to in the real world. But I'm gravitated towards creative folks who are into good music, with good personalities and (relatively) healthy lifestyles. I've met or I'm actually friends with 98% of my friends here on myspace, so I'm not really into adding strangers to my list unless I know them (or on a few rare occasions - would like to know them!)
NuJazz, Downtempo, Electronic, 80's, Disco, House.Massive Attack, Orbital, Air, Groove Armada, Zero7, Sia, SBOL, Chemical Bros., Leftfield, Underworld, Morcheeba, Jem,Lily Allen, Fluke, Thievery Corp, Daft Punk, Gnarls Barkley, Aphex Twin, Mylo, Goldfrap, Portishead, Moby,Justice,Aphrodite,Propellerheads, Dimitri from Paris, Kruder and Dorfmeister.
Blade Runner, 300, LOTR, Alien(s), City of God, Transformers, City of Lost Children, Gattaca, 12 Monkeys, The Incredibles, Finding Nemo, Apocalypse Now, Empire Strikes Back, Brazil, Time Bandits, Predator, Buckaroo Bonzai, Memento, Batman Begins - anything heavy in visual effects (with a decent plotline!)
Lost, Battlestar Galactica! Heroes, Stargate Atlantis,, Dr Who, Survivor, Adult Swim stuff, Modern Marvels - History Channel, Discovery Channel, HGTV stuff too.
I read the newspaper every day - every section. plus some trade magazines. WIRED magazine rulez. not enough time for books, but I'm much more into visual storytelling and I don't even have enough time to catch up on DVDs!
Ridley Scott, Steve Jobs, Steven Spielberg, James Cameron, and my big bro,- people who have succeeded doing what they like and doing it their way.