Jeremy Lee Murphy, Sex with him, kissing him. I love laughing, playing cards, meetings, movies, sk8ing, music, JLM, being happy, sleeping, and some other shit too, but I'm tired so....
I'd like to meet:
A midget with purple hair, Jean Auel, Shel Silverstein, and JLM.
Music:
Anything good and original. I'm pretty eclectic when it comes to music. It really depends on my mood. I like hard-core, double base drum beats. But I love to dance so I'll get down to a lot of things. I like some underground and more local stuff, but heres a few classics you might have heard of from my nostalgia section..........
Type 0 Negative
Social Distortion
Billy Idol
Madonna
Portishead
Agent Orange
The Doors
Circle Jerks
Beastie Boys
The Nightmare B4 Xmas Soundtrack
Misfits
Sublime
Exploited
Some Classical
Pennywise
The Violent Femmes
Garbage
Space Ghosts Musical BBQ
Louis Armstrong
Sub Humans
The Eagles
David Bowie
Al Green
Fiddler on the Roof Soundtrack
The X-Ray Specs
Tom Petty
Guns N Roses
Operation Ivy
Neil Diamond
Suicidal Tendencies
Weezer
Tool
Manu Chao
Metallica
FSU
The Righteous (?) Brothers
Nat Cole
Beck
Descendants
James Taylor
O Brother Where Art Thou Sndtrk
Nirvana
Warren G
Weird Al
Nine Inch Nails
Black Flag
Perfect Circle
Hole
Frank Sinatra
Manowar
Led Zepp
Salt N Peppa
Whale
Cake
Dead Kennedys
Radiohead
Elton John
The Romeo & Juliet Soundtrack
The Toadies
Billy Joel
Swingin Utters
Massive Attack
Green Day
Butthole Surfers
Souixie and the Banshees
Lush
Faithless
Moldy Peaches
The Scorpions
Primus
The Clash
Ribsys Nickel
Sex Pistols
The Ramones
And most oldies.
I'm pretty sick with a lot of the newer stuff coming out. Does that mean I'm getting old? Or does it just suck for the most part?
Movies:
Geez, too many to name. Anything with James Stewart, Anything with Kevin Spacey, John Malkovich, Steve Buschemi, A lot of Woody Allen's, John Waters and BratPack flix, I LOVE OLD movies, classics like Harvey and Inherit The Wind, Meet Me in St. Louis, An Affair to Remember, etc. Theres too many to name. More recently and not so, The Squid and the Whale, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, American History X, Dead Poets Society, True Romance, Nightmare Before X-Mas, Dog Town and Z-Boys (the sk8 documentary), Old Boy, Pretty In Pink, Fire Walk With Me, Disneys Aladdin, Dead Alive, The Usual Suspects, A Big Hand for a Little Lady, Gone with the Wind, Tromeo & Juliet, Donnie Darko, The Lost Boys, Boondock Saints, Legends of the Fall, Grease, Pink Flamingos, Never Ending Story, The Labrynth, Caligula, The Jetsons meet the Flintstones, The Evil Dead, The Last Unicorn, A Time To Kill, Amadeus, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, The Princess Bride, Back to the Future, Some Porn, Office Space, Beetle Juice, The Mists of Avalon, But I'm A Cheerleader, Bill & Teds Excellent Adventure, The Shining, Lord of the Flies, Forrest Gump, Tommy Boy and Black Sheep, The Ref, The Three Amigos, The Hunger, Clean Slate, Bram Stokers Dracula, The Little Mermaid, Bowling For Columbine, Mallrats, Clerks, What the Bleep, The Game, Terminator 2, Spaceballs, Truth or Dare, Freeway, What Women Want, The Breakfast Club, The Dark Crystal, Live Nude Girls, Willow, Clue, The Indiana Jones Movies, Con Air, Texas Chainsaw Massacre (the original), Love Actually, Titanic, The Star Wars Epidemicness, Best In Show, CKY2K, Silence of the Lambs, Star Ship Troopers, The Cube, Jaws, Falling Down, Stand By Me, Moulin Rouge, 40 year old Virgin, Chicago, Meet the Feebles, Exotica, Dogma, Most Stand-up Comedic Artists Videos, The Goonies, Ghostbusters, The Village, Dark City, Farenheit 9-11, Hero, Kung Fu Hustle, etc..oooh, and my old home movies.
Television:
WHEN I watch TV (never), I'll try to find The Simpsons, Family Guy, 'Twin Peaks', ( that is now gone, but not dead. Oh no, like Bob, it will never be dead. ) The Chapelle Show, Conan, South Park, The Colbert Report, Ultimate Extreme Challenge, ANY poker show , Roseanne, Friends, When VH1 does the 80's bit, and The Daily Show. Stuff on the Discovery Channel, The History Channel, Discover Channel, and the movies on Turner Classic Movies and American Movie Classics. I love these all but I rarely get to watch them. I don't even know if they're still on.
Books:
THE EARTHS CHILDREN SERIES (Clan of the Cave Bear, The Valley of Horses, Mammoth Hunters, Plains of Passage, Shelters of Stone, and I'm sure whatevers coming next), STIFF, The Bathroom Readers Series (Thank you Uncle John), GEEK LOVE, Pride&Prejudice, Emma, (Alot of Jane Austin), THE RAINBOW GOBLINS, The Harry Potter Series (shut up),The Grapes of Wrath, Woody Allens 'Without Feathers', Haunted, Anything by Shel Silverstein (his adult stuff rocks), check this out ......................http://www.bannedwidth.com/shel/misc/l
yrics.html..................................... some King and some Koontz, Thomas Hardy, Island of the Blue Dolphins, Catcher in the Rye, LUCKY, On The Road, Tess of the D'Ubervilles by Thomas Hardy, Women Who Love Too Much, The Mists of Avalon, Enders Game, People of the Sea, What to Expect When Your Expecting and the others, (I don't have kids, but I want to be a doula), Monsterology, GONE WITH THE WIND, The Steps We Took, The Guide to Texas Hold 'Em, High Hearts, DHARMA PUNX, Any of my friend Koaks comix (see her page, look up Koak), The Bridges of Madison County, RAIN OF GOLD, Lord of the Rings Trilogy, I also love reading old encyclopedias, dictionarys and thesauruses. Also currently reading the Oxford Dictionary of Quotations and marking the ones I like, I've also been reading spiritual books a bit lately by people like James Van Praag. AL FRANKEN!!!!! I can't forget my favorite childhood author Judy Blume or my favorite 'growing up' author Nancy Friday.
Heroes:
Anyone that can do what they want to when they want to because they work hard for it and people who try to always do the next right thing.