If you're feeling extra brave, ask to hear one of my gross stories. If you can handle those, we'll get along fantabulously! *wringing hands in manner of mad scientist*
Dorks! More dorks! And for a limited time only, you too can order my at-home instructional video, "Make Geek, Chic"
However a virtuous-but-naughty female companion wouldn't be so bad either.
I'd really dig someone that will run out into the middle of a thunderstorm with me...
Assist me in chasing critters of the reptilian variety...
Frolic around the grocery store using the produce as comical props...
Or maybe people watch and add newscaster-like commentry to the hapless passers-by.
I'm also fond of nearly illegal public displays of affection and scampering around like furry woodland creatures (accompanied by furry woodland creature sounds).
I'd dig a dance partner or clothes shopping buddy but would happily accept the enchanting female that possesses the other half of my magical amulet. hee hee
I enjoy all types of music but country, which immediately causes me to go into convulsions and break out in a nasty purple rash.
My favorite type of music is electronic/techno, either ambient or dancey. Next in line would be emo, punk, ska, and classical.
My favorite DJ's are George Acosta, Tiesto, Sasha, and Paul Van Dyke, and my favorite bands are U2, Primus, the Beastie Boys, the Bloodhoud Gang, and The Suicide Machines, among many others.
American Beauty, Fight Club, Red, Run Lola Run, Raising Arizona, The Incredibles, Aladdin, Finding Nemo, Orgazmo (yeah, that's right!), Leaving Las Vegas, and Pi. Of course, I also own "comfort food" movies like The Iron Giant, Pirates of the Caribbean, Mystery Men, Pee-Wee's Big Adventure, Team America, Blade II, Spiderman II, and X-Men 2. I know, I know...I find some sequals are better than the originals.
Discovery Channel, TLC, movies on TV, Comedy Central, and Cartoon Network *shudders with excitement*.
Top favs are "Ishmael" by Daniel Quinn, "Mother Night" by Kurt Vonnegut Jr., "Ender's Game" by Orson Scott Card, "Flight of the Iguana" by David Quammen, and "Harry Potter: The Goblet of Fire" by...oh you better know who!
Paul Reubens (what the hell was that cop doin' in the theater too?!), mis padres (at the risk of sounding cliche), Stephen J. Gould, Noam Chomsky, Hank Azaria, Geoffrey Rush, Ralph Nader (hell yeah, I voted for him!)