In the immortal words of Claudio Sanchez..."To be the hero is all I'll ask."
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Creation. Not the relgious form, but creating anything. Whether it be a song, a sculpture, a film... I create.
Someone I can truly call my arch-nemesis. Every hero needs a villain.
Coheed and Cambria
From First to Last
The Prize Figthter Inferno
The Get Up Kids
Saves the Day
Gym Class Heroes
Taking Back Sunday
Thursday
Halifax
The Early November
The Eleventh Hour
The New Amsterdams
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GHOSTBUSTERS
The Night of the Living Dead
Dawn of the Dead
Day of the Dead
Sticky Notes of the Apocolypse
Star Wars
Adventures in Babysitting
X-Men,
X-2
Indiana Jones
Spider-Man
Batman
Monster Squad
Rent
V for Vendetta
Undead
Welcome Freshmen
Family Guy
Trigun
Cowboy Bebop
Lupin the Third
The Real Ghostbusters
Conan O'Brien
Maximum Wattage :-P
Batman: The Animated Series
Teen Titans
Justice League
Ed, Edd and Eddy
Doug (not DISNEY's doug... just doug)
Project: Runway
Zombie Books (Reign of the Dead), Ghostbusters books by Scholly Fisch. I don't have a favorite author, because I prefer to read more than one style or genre of book. Lord of the Rings was good. There was this one book I read, that I can't remember the name of. It's about two children, one freakishly large for his age, and one freakishly short. They befriend eachother, and it's good. Damn, I can't remember the name. The Zombie Survival Guide is a must read for everyone. I read books about writing, too. Also, instructional books like "How to become a Private Investigator" and such are good. I read to learn.
Bruce Wayne:I know, he's a fictional character. But look at it this way for a moment- Every aspect of his life, from childhood to old age, is mapped out. Every decision he makes, every crime he stops. I feel that I know more of this fictional character than I do most real people.He stands for everything I look up to. Justice, for one. But he's not just some flying boyscout in blue and red tights. He's an ordinary man, with all of our flaws and imperfections, yet there he goes, risking his life for an entire city, neigh... and entire world that doesn't even know his name. He's smart, fit, and a great humanitarian. I think we should all look up to him, in one way or another.