Currently, life's greatest pleasure is the act of dreaming. Therefore, sleep is the love of my life. Next to that, there are: coffee, cats, computers, eating, farting, feminism, cynicism, liberalism, anti-Bushism, designism, goth stuff, your big toe, fabric scissors, pizza, fish, scabs, legends, phlegm, computer monitor radiation, clocks, and those wonderful Japanese beetle/ladybug hybrid devils that swarm into your windows and bite your ear lobes in the fall.
I'm interested in meeting hilarious, interesting, fantastically nerdy men who are as jaded and cynical as I am.
I loathe music; please don't talk to me about it. I'll probably think your taste in music is either lame and generic or totally pretentious, and you'll probably think mine is completely fucking retarded. But here's some stuff that's on my playlist anyway:
A Flock of Seagulls, Armin Van Buuren, Aqua, Andrew W.K., Ayin (RIP), Bad Religion, Bauhaus, Billy Idol, Black Flag, Blackalicious, Boards of Canada, Bone Thugs N Harmony, The Casualties, Children of Bodom, Crass, The Cure, The Damned, Dead Kennedys, Depeche Mode, The Distillers, DJ Doboy, Dragonforce, Dropkick Murphys, Duran Duran, Edguy, The Faint, Femme Fatality, Finntroll, Fischerspooner, The Flaming Lips, The Forgotten, Gamma Ray, Godspeed! You Black Emperor, Green Day, Gunther, Gwar, Happy Hardcore, Helloween, Infected Mushroom, Iron Maiden, Joy Division, Kataonia, KMFDM, Ladytron, Lords of Acid, Luca Turilli, MC Hammer, Pre-black album Metallica, Ministry, Miss Kittin and the Hacker, Mogwai, NIN, NOFX, Opeth, Outkast, Oxymoron, Porcupine Tree, The Postal Service, Prozzak, The Ramones, Rancid, Sex Pistols, DJ Sharkey, Sigur Ros, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Sir Mix-a-Lot, Sin with Sebastian, Skinny Puppy, Skyclad, Smashing Pumpkins, Sonata Arctica, Subhumans, Thick Dick, Trance, Trans Am, Vanilla Ice, Wesley Willis
If you actually feel like you have a grasp for what I listen to from reading that, feel free to recommend some stuff. Note that most of what I listen to is strongly melodically-oriented, and I usually only want to hear stuff that is fast-paced, packed with energy, or is otherwise just fun to listen to. Obviously, I also need some relaxing, beautiful music to balance that out, however, I want to hear NOTHING in between either extreme.
I am still under the impression that "The Breaks" is a cinematic masterpiece. That comment has caused many people to lose respect for me. Generally speaking, I'll watch anything that's brilliantly stupid. But since most people refuse to listen to an explanation of my taste in regards to anything, here's a list movies I didn't find to be completely worthless or humorless: Snakes on a Motherfuckin' Plane, Idiocracy, Army of Darkness, Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey, Memento, Requiem for a Dream, all those other movies I have on VHS and can't watch because VCR's suck, Dead Alive, Donnie Darko, Office Space, Kill Bill, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Edward Scissorhands, Sin City, Violent Shit II, Return of the Living Dead, Don't be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in da Hood, It Came From the Overflowing Toilet with Bad Breath, Badass, Silent Cal and his Evil Pals, and the almighty Eve Burkhead Project, etc.
I think television is at least 95% worthless, therefore, I do not own a TV. Even if I did, I wouldn't waste $30+ each month on cable service for even more mindless entertainment. (Hear that, Insight? Stop trying to sell me shit I don't want, and I can't fucking use!) I can't block the commercials on television, and I am deeply annoyed by that intrusive level of advertisement. Another objective observation about televisions is that they make a very high-pitched squeal that drives me up the wall. My laptop is far easier to tolerate, AND I can watch my South Park DVD's on it!
Somehow, with as little that happens in my life, I still find very little time to read. Like everyone else, I absolutely loved the Harry Potter series. Hitchhikers Guide is silly; Peach Girl and Paradise Kiss have very pretty artwork; Skinny Legs and All and Jitterbug Perfume are well-written and hilarious; Rush Limbaugh is a Big Fat Idiot and Lies and the Lying Liars who Tell Them are somewhat interesting but very amusing; and Free Culture is an interesting read just as long as you're into learning about copywright laws and how they're detrimental to society.
Stephen Colbert and Bruce Campbell.