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OK, first of all let me try to explain to you how I've decided to present this profile of mine. You'll probably quickly notice that most of the text sections are pretty long (especially in the music section), sometimes to the point of me rambling rather incoherently in them. Let me apologize in advance to those of you who may think my lengthy paragraphs are boring, but I guess that's just my instinctive writing style and I believe since this is my profile it should reflect the type of guy who I really am instead of me trying to portray somebody I'm not. Additionally, in all of the different text sections, I've decided to not only mention the names and titles of the stuff I enjoy, but also add a few more words about each of them as well, to sort of quickly summarize why they've inspired me at some point in my life. If you're somebody who doesn't wish to read those extra words of mine, then the name of each band and the titles of all the movies, TV shows, and books are all in capital letters to make those particular words slightly easier for you to locate throughout each list. If you're the more patient type of human though and maybe even enjoy reading, then you might sometimes find my extra words interesting or possibly even amusing. I probably should also tell you now that you'll occasionally be exposed to some of my current political opinions on certain parts of this profile, because since 9/11 I've paid much more attention to current events than I had before that awful day, and believe I've now acquired a reasonable amount of knowledge about certain issues which I suppose has given me the confidence to sometimes share my thoughts about that stuff here.

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Now that I've gotten that already lengthy intro out of the way (are you bored yet?), I next want to warn you about a certain aspect of my personality that is immediately noticed by every fellow human who I'm introduced to. What I'm talking about is that I have a certain type of voice that sometimes causes small children to cry and makes stupid people become so scared of me that they actually seem to leek out several drops of pee into their underpants when they first meet me and hear me speak to them. This voice of mine is sort of like a younger, white guy version of James Earl Jones (if you've never heard of him, he's the famous black actor who's mostly known among white people for being the voice of Darth Vader), but my voice probably surprises the average human since I'm not necessarily a very large fellow and subsequently don't really have the stereotypical appearance of a man who would posess such a deep and booming voice.


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I also tend to get very loud and abnoxious when I "hit the sauce" a little bit more than I should, and that's interesting since when I'm sober I'm usually the exact opposite of that, which is a rather quiet and reserved type of dude. This transformation that occurs when I'm drinking really is like a "Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde" type of syndrome, and it has generally caused either tremendous amusement or total embarassment to various friends of mine through the years, and that result usually depends on the setting of where I became this drunken madman. When I'm drunk though, I'm not at all a violent guy, just very loud and even semi-jovial, and I tend to lose most of my inhibitions to the point where I start saying things that I would never say when I'm completely sober. Some old South Floridian friends of mine may even remember that this type of erratic behavior had something to do with me getting sucker punched in a Fort Lauderdale night club on one New Years Eve.

Lately the topics I rant and rave about when I'm in this alcoholic state are politically related, like how amazingly incompetant the Bush administration proved to be. I generally consider myself a centrist and a moderate as far as politics go, because on some issues I have a liberal opinion and on others I have a conservative opinion. I tried to be very open-minded about "Dubya" for as long as possible, but I eventually decided that the guy was at least the absolute worst president of my lifetime (and I was born in 1970 when "Tricky Dick" Nixon was our sleazy and scandelous leader), and over the course of his absurd 8 year reign I almost officially concluded that George Junior was even the worst president in US history.

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Thankfully though, we have now officially elected and inaugurated Barack Obama as our new leader, and I'm currently feeling very confident about his potential to maybe even become the single greatest president of my lifetime! Dubya obviously left him with an endless list of horrendous problems to fix though, like two separate wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the ongoing Israeli/Palestinian conflict, nuclear ambitions in Iran and North Korea, genocide in Darfur, global warming, much needed health care and education reform, an energy crisis, and clearly the absolute worst economic meltdown since the Great Depression! Because of the sheer volume of all this "repair work" that Obama now has on his schedule, we all need to be very patient with him and not expect him to be some kind of "miracle worker" who will have everything fixed within the next year or two, because it's very likely gonna take at least his entire first term for even some of these complex issues to start getting solved. I do think he's proven to be very smart and pragmatic enough to enact the right kind of policies that will start making America great again in the not too distant future, and I'm predicting that much progress will already be visible by the time he runs for his re-election in 2012. He really is gonna need our help though people, and we all just might need to make a few sacrifices at some point in our own lives to help him get the job done. Anyway, that's all the political ranting I'm gonna do for now though, and I've finally said all of what I wanted to say "about me" here. ..Layout Provided By FreeCodeSource.com - Browse Layouts Myspace Layouts + Myspace Graphics

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MIKE PATTON (absolutely a singing, composing and performing genius, so much so that he could probably even teach Wile E. Coyote how to finally catch the Road Runner), JON STEWART (he does the fake news better than every single SNL actor who has anchored Weekend Update), JOHNNY DEPP (obviously an incredibly talented actor, and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas might be my favorite film now...I also would love to eventually see both Depp and Matt Dillon star in a long overdue film of Jack Kerouac's classic beatnik novel "On the Road", with it preferably directed in B&W by Jim Jarmusch), KEITH RICHARDS (he seems like the coolest of all the classic rock stars and he was great as Depp's dad in the third Pirates film), DAVE GROHL (he appears to be a very cool guy to spend several hours having many drinks with, and I think his best drumming might actually be on that Queens of the Stone Age record, Songs for the Deaf), NORAH JONES (I really enjoy her mellow and relaxing "chill" songs, especially at the end of a particularly stressful day, and I also think she's stunningly gorgeous), WINONA RYDER (ok, she did get caught shoplifting that one time, but I gotta forgive her for that because I've been totally in love with her since Beetlejuice), CARMEN ELECTRA (I may or may not be in the minority on this, but I really did like her much more than Jenny McCarthy on Singled Out), CHRISTINA APPLEGATE (I heard a while ago that she's getting divorced, so I've become very optimistic that all of my Kelly Bundy fantasies from the '90s might finally come true soon), RICHARD PRYOR (now too late as of 12/10/05, and it's actually a good thing that he finally just passed away, because the funniest guy in the history of our planet was suffering from MS for a painfully long time), DAVE CHAPPELLE (he's easily the funniest young stand-up comedian right now, and I respect how he boldly kept his artistic integrity by not accepting that 50 million dollar contract he was offered to do a couple more forced seasons of his TV show), CHRIS ROCK (he's also one of the best stand-up comics these days, and I think he would be great at eventually hosting his own late-night talk/comedy show on one of the major TV networks), .. width="425" height="350">.. .. ..>SAMUEL L. JACKSON (he was robbed when he didn't win the best supporting actor oscar for his awesome performance in Pulp Fiction, and for a long time I've been hoping he would star in a film about Hendrix, although he may be too old for that role now), JACK NICHOLSON (he's easily the most famous celebrity in America now, so I would say that the ideal scenario with Jack is to first be invited to sit courtside with him at what ultimately becomes an intensely competitive Laker playoff game against another great team like the Spurs or the Suns where Kobe finishes it with roughly 50 points, including a buzzer-beating basket that wins the game for the Lakers at the very end of OT...next is to be invited to the party back at Jack's LA mansion later that same night where the intellectual conversations among his guests might include topics like art, music, films, books, sports and politics, after which Jack begins sharing some of his awesome "Hollywood stories" about the times years ago when he hung out with legends like Marlon Brando, Dennis Hopper, John Belushi and Hunter Thompson...all the while at this party there's glasses of Jack's finest wine and strongest liquor constantly flowing, as well as many fat joints of his High Times caliber doobage continually being passed around the room during the entire evening, causing the sexy Laker Girls who are there to gradually become rather drunk and/or stoned, and then those gorgeous young women invite me to join them for a "hot dip" in Jack's jacuzzi...), LEWIS BLACK (he's my pick to be the next host of the Daily Show after Jon Stewart inevitably replaces Letterman on CBS a couple years from now), GEORGE CARLIN (it was extremely sad when he died from a heart attack in June of '08, but if you like to laugh then I highly recommend you watch any of his many HBO specials, that is unless you're a fundamentalist christian or you still trust our government, because those types of people probably won't enjoy his comedy), HUNTER S. THOMPSON (too late now, and his creative, unique and truthful "gonzo journalism" will definitely be missed), and BRITNEY SPEARS (even though she's still basically just a sexy "pop tart", I really do think she's a great entertainer, and since her music has gotten a little bit better on every progressive record she's released, I believe eventually she might actually be capable of recording a more mature sounding album that has more substance, maybe even similar in musical quality to Like A Prayer by Madonna or Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette...she just really does need to work on learning how to actually sing all of her songs at her concerts).
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(Drunken) Reflections on Christmas Morning 08...

OK, it's now officially been well over a year since I last posted a blog here, but as usual, it took me getting a good alcohol buzz to inspire me to write this one today.  And it's funny, because...
Posted by on Thu, 25 Dec 2008 02:48:00 GMT

This Day in Music History...

I thought I'd share some interesting music trivia with all my friends tonight, because this day is an anniversary of a major event in rock and roll history.  Exactly 30 years ago today on October...
Posted by on Sat, 20 Oct 2007 18:50:00 GMT

The Music Downloading Craze (and Some Music History)...

Well, I've had a few homemade vodka and OJ's tonight (aka "screwdrivers"), and as I start writing this I'm suddenly realizing that it seems like I only come up with relatively interesting blog id...
Posted by on Mon, 14 May 2007 06:34:00 GMT

Check out this video: Artist on Artist Interview: Mike Patton and Danny DeVito

Posted By:It's Always Sunny In PhiladelphiaGet this video and more at MySpace.comHere's a very cool video clip I just found of Mike Patton and Danny Devito (who apparently have been friends for many y...
Posted by on Sat, 18 Nov 2006 03:53:00 GMT

Fort Lauderdale Based Bands...

I've been thinking quite a bit recently about a lot of the very talented musicians I know who have been a part of the Fort Lauderdale music scene since the '90s, and that has gotten me rather ann...
Posted by on Sun, 24 Sep 2006 07:29:00 GMT

That Thwarted Terrorist Plot...

I generally only write new blogs when I'm inspired by something that triggers a passionate opinion I have about a certain issue, and then I ultimately find myself needing to say something about it for...
Posted by on Thu, 10 Aug 2006 14:08:00 GMT

Partying At Squeeze in the Good Old Daze...

I'm in a bit of a reflective mood this evening, and that's probably mostly due to the fact that I've now consumed about 4 or 5 beers and a couple of screwdrivers so far tonight, and had also...
Posted by on Wed, 14 Jun 2006 01:18:00 GMT

No Justice Yet for 9/11

There was troubling news today out of Alexandria, Virginia that I have to comment on right now, and it concerns the sentencing verdict that the jury in the Zacharias Moussaoui trial turned in this aft...
Posted by on Wed, 03 May 2006 22:58:00 GMT

The Currently Trendy "Geek Hair" Look...

OK, this is my first "blog" here, and it has to do with something I just observed on the "Last Laugh '05" show that was on Comedy Central last night.  The show was quite funny (especially th...
Posted by on Mon, 12 Dec 2005 05:46:00 GMT