Broad spectrum here:
Obviously the outdoors has great appeal. Im into all sorts of extreme sports. I dont collect stamps, and Im not interested in politics, particularly African Politics - because its as fake as Pams tits! I distrust camels or anyone who can go for a week without drinking.
Music and literature, painting and photography all stimulate me. I live in the outdoors, and it becomes very apparent very quickly that the things that keep it all together are more complicated than you first realize - and that really interests me... The spiderweb of exhistence held tenuously together by thin strands all linked together, all relying on each other for strength and stability... READ THAT AGAIN and think about it people!!!If something can hold my attention for longer than 5 minutes, then Im interested. Anything less and its out the window. I would like to see a man driving a steam roller try and ramp over a pen full of penguins... Now that would interest me a great deal!I would like to see someone, juggle three chainsaws - but he has to be drunk and blind folded, and he must only have one arm... Now, wouldnt that be interesting? I would like to see world leaders settle their differences in a boxing ring... Imagine Bush and Bin Laden going 12 rounds? Wouldnt that be interesting?My interests..... Mmm?
I'd like to meet:
mmm... That guy who puts the plastic ends onto shoe laces - I have a few questions I would like to ask him. Also, the guy that designed the cap for my multi vits... When I meet him, Im going to punch him - what were you thinking you idiot??
Music:
Pretty broad list here. I love bands like Tool and A Perfect Circle, but enjoy pretty much anything really if its good music and there is some talent involved. I hate; let me re-iterate that again for you folks, who are hard of hearing and visually impaired, I HATE pop, and all of the other candy coated processed junk, and commercial crap thats floating around these days. Spears, you on that list baby, so are you Christina, and the list goes on!
Marley, and Tosh rule. Pink Floyd, what genius (peformance enhancing drugs there no doubt). Rage A. M., good old fashion rock like AC DC, through to Il Nino, Slip Knot, etc.
Paco de Lucio, Motor Head, Jello Biaffra, NIN, The Cure etc I can go on and on. When Im in the mood, I will listen to some classical music too.
Movies:
Ghost in the Shell, Appoclypse Now,Alien, Sleepers, The Big Lubowski, Monty Python's Meaning of Life, gee once again there are so many great movies out there, its hard to actually think of any in particular.
Television:
There is no TV reception out here where I am. I have a fire everynight instead. You have to turn the log over if you want to change channels!
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Books:
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Burroughs "Naked Lunch" definitely is on top of the list. Herbets "Dune" novels are great. Edgar Allen Poe's works, with Stokers "Dracula". Ever wondered what its like to be scared shitless, and carry on functioning because people depend on you? "Chicken Hawk", "Black Hawk Down", and "We Were Soldiers". These three books display human courage in its raw form. Dantes Inferno, Edgar Rice's "Tarzan, Gods of Mars series"... And Lewis Carrols "Alice in Wonderland". For a laugh I like Charles Bukowski; he has a way of describing life at the bottom of the barrel. You can smell the stench of cheap whiskey, cigarettes and sex when you read his stuff... he is the ultimate anti-hero! Im getting into quite a bit of beat writing, I like the style.
Heroes:
Many of the worlds greatest heros, are either dead, unsung and unknown. Robert Nesta Marley and Peter Tosh, Lorne White, Mandela, Frank Zappa, Jim Morrison, Dimebag Darrel, Max Cavellera, Fat Albert, and last on the list is Shit the Dog. Oh, and one more, those dudes that climbed the Arusha City Hall clock tower naked and turned back the hour hand by 3 hours - you know who you are!
