Everything. Well, almost everything.
People who prefer rollercoasters to carousels.
People who understand that prisms have many sides, and shine in different patterns depending on the light passing through at any given time.
Someone who will dance with me.
Favorite band: Information Society
Band guaranteed to make me cry: Iris
Bands that make me feel sexy: Sister Machine Gun, Machines of Loving Grace, Luxt
Bands I listen to when I'm angry: Stromkern, The Strand, Orgy, Rosetta Stone, Imperative Reaction
Bands I listen to on road trips: Xymox, Iris, Mesh, Dramarama, Leiahdorus, The Echoing Green, The Faint
Other bands that can be substituted in all but the 'Favorite' and 'Guaranteed to Make Me Cry' categories: The Birthday Massacre, MSI, Tones on Tail, Daniel Ash, Wolfsheim, Apop, Razed In Black, Beborn Beton, In Strict Confidence, SNOG, Zeromancer, Love & Rockets, Gary Numan, De/Vision, Skinny Puppy, NIN, Assemblage 23, Einsturzende Neubauten, The Cure, Depeche Mode, Schostacovich, Tchikovski, Danny Elfman, Bach,...this list could possibly be longer than Pi.
For other music that fills me with *insert emotion here*, check out my friends list.
Cabaret, Chicago, Victor/Victoria, Peggy Sue Got Married, Seven, Saw, Chasing Amy, Love Actually, V for Vendetta (thanks Shawn), Sin City, City of Lost Children, Edward Scissorhands, Elizabeth, The Addams Family, Addams Family Values, BASEketball, Office Space, Idiocracy (this movie is an argument for mandatory birth control) and so on...
I like psychological thrillers, satire, dark comedy, and pretty things (for example: The Last Unicorn).
I also tend to cry at movies. But don't point that out, because I'll get embarrassed.
I have a television, but only for movies. Everything else I watch on the internet when I'm either really bored or really lazy. My guilty pleasures are Desperate Housewives, Supernatural, Jericho and Grey's Anatomy.
When I get the chance I watch clips of The Daily Show on my computer.
I also have a soft spot for comedy stand up specials.
Current reads: "Mirror, Mirror"-Gregory Maguire
The book that changed my life: "The Gift of Fear"-Gavin de Becker.
My Grandmother, Jo.