I like books, music, tattoos, words, laughs, and hanging out with my cool husband guy!
I'd like to meet:
Neil Gaiman (of course), Mike Patton. Shannon Hoon, Henry Rollins, Terry Pratchett, anybody that makes me laugh and think!
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Music:
Colonel Sander's GraveHog Luvdog and the Gas GuzzlersDirty Old MenCrypto KatsI have a HUGE range of musical tastes. I love all things Mike Patton, Blind Melon, the Misfits, Skid Row, AFI, Bouncing Souls, Flogging Molly, Mister Monster, Guns N Roses, Twisted Sister, Johnny Cash, Tiger Army, Nekromantix, Hank Williams (Sr. and III), Bloodhound Gang, Koffin Kats, Groovie Ghoulies, They Might Be Giants, Tori Amos, Rancid, Sex Pistols, Damned, Harry Chapin, Roy Orbison, 80's junk, Pantera, Horror Pops, Blitzkid, Pogues, Dead Kennedys, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Elvis, Ramones, Black Crows, Social Distortion, Billy Joel, Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, Jane's Addiction, musicals, classical - You get the drift.
Movies:
Bad horror films, good horror films, comedies, drama, action, cops & robbers, cartoons, historical films; I like 'em all.
Television:
As a general rule, I'm against it. Brain rot and mind pollution. Too much clutter. I do like Zim, Sopranos, Six Feet Under, Simpsons, Futurama, Reno 911, Law and Order (in all it's various guises), Kids in the Hall, Monty Python, Looney Tunes - the good stuff.
Books:
I can surely tell ya' somethin' about them, if nothing else. Gaiman and Barker rank the highest in my general regard, but there aren't many books I've ever met that I didn't like. You guys should also check out Frank McCourt's books Angela's Ashes and 'Tis if you get the chance. Steve Martin makes for a funny yet intellectual read. Douglas Adams and Terry Pratchet are funny bastards. Dave Barry puts out some good shit. Everyone should read the Sandman comics, the Endless, Johnny the Homicidal Maniac, Lenore, Hitman, and the Preacher. Hell anything from the minds of Garth Ennis, Neil Gaiman, Jhonen Vazquez, or Roman Dirge is worth your time. I also have a prediliction for Stephen King, though this is often frowned upon by literary minds. I know it's a hip thing to hate him now, but sometimes the man knows how to tell a story, dammit, and the story is often what it's all about: not just the quality, but the place the book puts you while you're reading it. Classics like Shakespeare, Dante, James Joyce, Christina Rosetti, Coleridge, and the lot are good for that delve into artful and thought-inducing writing. In general, books are good food.
