Improvisers do it with suggestions.
Also, check out my website for all things Jim, as well as The Incorrigible Mr. J , a sketch show I wrote with two of my best friends. And I'ma have me a real job now, too - go to Slate.com and check it out. Great newsmag.
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I love music. That I can carry my entire collection of music with me wherever I go is the best - commuting constantly into NYC is much easier with your own soundtrack (thank you, Apple). In no particular order I am usually destroying what's left of my hearing with Radiohead, Fiona Apple, Bright Eyes, Flaming Lips, Rufus Wainwright, Pink Floyd, Kings of Convenience, The Go! Team, Wilco, Talking Heads, Shins, Bjork, Modest Mouse, Death Cab, Postal Service, Ok Go, Coldplay, Rhett Miller, Foo Fighters, Green Day, Robyn Hitchcock, Johnny Cash, Mike Doughty, Sir Tom Jones, and Phil fucking Collins!
I've broken down and joined Netflix - mostly because when someone asks me, "Have you seen (such and such movie)?" my answer is almost consistently an embarassed "No." But I'm catching up...Recently I watched Dr. Strangelove and Citizen Kane. Next on the queue are Seven Samurai and Brazil. Especially love Wes Anderson's flicks (Rushmore, Royal Tanenbaums, Life Aquatic), Groundhog Day, Lost in Translation, the geekier SciFi stuff like Star Wars (IV and V, most of VI, there is no such thing as Episodes I-III, thank you), The Matrix, Lord of the Rings, the Christopher Guest movies (Guffman, Best in Show)...
Oh TV. Mostly you disappoint me. Then you drop Arrested Development in my lap and I forgive you...until you take it away from me. But you did leave me Battlestar Galactica, The Daily Show, South Park, and The Colbert Report.
Tom Robbins is by far my favorite author - his work is goofy, serious, irreverent, holy, beautfiful, and hilarious. Poetic prose. I also love me some Dan Simmons - incredibly creative and inventive. And I've rediscovered my love of Stephen King after his Dark Tower series. Right now I'm reading a history of Great Britain and a collection of stories by HP Lovecraft (inspired by Poe much, Mr. Lovecraft?).
Italian BMT on wheat @ Subway...with sweet sweet sweet peppers.