Juggling, pencil and paper role-playing games (but not if you're going to get all weird about it,) guitar, keyboards, bowling, cooking, All these things are pretty dorky aren't they? Yeah, well, you can cram it, smelly.
Anybody who can demonstrate a Belousov-Zhabotinskii reaction for me. I really want to see one. Your lab or mine, either way.
I like The Books and pretty much anything else that is both dance-able and aleatoric, Elliott Smith, Casiotone for the Painfully Alone, Wendy Carlos, DAT Politics, David Byrne, Bishop Allen, My Bloody Valentine, Arco, Polysics, Shostakovich, Stravinski is sometimes awesome, Beethoven is usually pretty hip, Figurine is good, so are The Residents. I'm not really picky.
Futurama: Bender's Big Score, that new Batman movie, Amelie, True Stories, Donnie Darko, Pi, Wet Hot American Summer, Pumpkin, Royal Tannenbaums, Bottle Rocket. I don't really watch that many movies, actually. A friend of mine talked me into seeing 'Troy' in the movie theater, and it was all downhill from there.
The Venture Bros., The Office (both versions), Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, House, Good Eats, Futurama, The Daily Show, The Colbert Report, I liked Stella before a bunch of jerks cancelled it, same goes for Arrested Development and Studio 60: Sunset Strip.
I read a lot for school. Lately I am SO into Scott Pilgrim by Brian Lee O'Malley. Also: F. Scott Fitzgerald, David Sedaris, Oliver Sacks, Robin Hobb, Rick Geary, Alex Robinson (Box Office Poison), Craig Thompson, Raymond Feist, etc.
Blink by Malcom Gladwell was pretty good.
Donald Duck?