Electronics. I love them all. When I was a kid I used to take things apart to see how they worked; then I could never put them back together.
Computers. The Age of Aquarius in its infancy. How did I live without the internet for the first 14 years of my life?!
Photography. Time held in place by a piece of paper - it fascinates me. For right now it is only a hobby of mine, I'd like to be a pro... maybe someday.
Fitness. The human form is a beautiful thing - Male and Female alike. I like to stay fit, so I run or bike around the city during the summertime. It helps me focus, and put aside that which really doesn't matter when you look at the bigger picture.
Words. What I lack in the emotional department I make up for with my ability to craft words into complete thoughts. I ramble and run-on, but in the end is a cohesive piece of art - that if had been written in Chinese Calligraphy - would be even more beautiful.
Family. The cosmic joke. God has a sinister sense of humor, luckily I can take a joke. I love them to death - but they can drive me crazy.
Friends. My moon crossed with these peoples' stars and held ice cream hands. Drip. Drop. Into the bowl that is MySpace.
I'm a big RADIOHEAD listener. I think OK COMPUTER is brilliant. I listened to Pink Floyd, and Aerosmith before that. Vocal Trance is one of my favorites now. A playlist sprinkled with some achingly heartfelt vocals from Elliott Smith and some random oversampled 'Timberland produced' ditty would be fine for the drive to work, though.
My top 22, in alphabetical order, of course; Almost Famous; American Beauty. Central Station. Clueless. Contact. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Eat, Drink, Man, Woman. Edward Scissorhands. Fight Club. Grave of the Fireflies. Heathers. Joy Luck Club. L.A. Story. The Mummy Returns. Muriel's Wedding. Pleasantville. Science of Sleep. Singles. Spaceballs. Starship Troopers. Trainspotting. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. Hate 'em, Love 'em, I couldn't care less - those are the movies I like.
[adult swim] South Park - Daily Show Star Trek : TNG, Enterprise 7th Heaven; The Office; NewsRadio Saturday Night Live - MAD TV
I like to read Dean Koontz novels. His ability to get into the minds of the darkest of characters intrigues me. He also writes about places familiar to me. Nothing against Stephen King - but Dean writes about west-coast places. As we all know, it's all about the west coast.
Jesus Christ.