writing, drinking, and smoking cigarettes socially--it makes you look cool
Pat Sajack, The inventor of the color orange, Marlena's parents, and, of course, if miracles do happen and heaven is real, I will get Bjork pregnant.
WuTang, When Harry Met Sally Sound track, Del, Postal Service, Sleepover Disaster, Minus, Digable Planets, Flatstick (damn that Doug Steele is hot), Atrophy, Cacophony, Frank Zappa's son Dweezel, Propaghandi, The first Modest Mouse album, Against Me, A Tribe Called Quest, J-Live, G-Love, Arcade Fire, Kind Of Like Spitting, and any other random album that eventually gets played at medium to semi high volume in the shower.
Subtitles are not a hindrance, it's okay to read and enjoy a movie simultaneously. Nonetheless, here are some easy answers to persuade any die hard poser: SWIMMING POOL, ROMAN HOLIDAY, SIXTEEN CANDLES, AMELIE, RAISING ARIZONA, DANCER IN THE DARK, THE STORY OF SIX AND NINE, SUICIDE CLUB, PARADISE NOW, THE LIBERTINE, GO FOR ZUCKER, KAMIKAZE GIRLS, MOUCHETTE, TROOP BEVERLY HILLS, CHINA TOWN, whatever...
PBS
Well, these are pretty much essential to any human with an IQ of 100 or more--so basically 10 percent of us. 1. MoOn PaLaCe--Paul Auster 2. DiScOvErY oF HeAvEn--Harry Mulisch 3. A pEoPlE's HiStOrY oF ThE U.s.--Howard Zinn 4. HaRdBoIlEd WoNdErLaNd...---Murakami 5. A hEaRtBrEaKiNg WoRk Of StAgGeRiNg GeNiUs--Eggers 6. ThE fErMaTa--Nicholson Baker 7. InFiNiTe JeSt--D.F.W.
Fred Hampton, Bobby Fisher, Barney Miller, John Sanders, Anyone involved with the Kraft corporation, and George Bush for making Karl Marx sound more and more like Jesus with each syllable uttered.