Guitar, mature girls, vocal performance, making music, listening to good music, opening my mind through travelling (Spain, Korea, Thailand, China are on my two-week-plus list so far), playing basketball, football, swimming, working out, snowboarding, surfing, skateboarding, playing hold 'em, driving stick-shift, ditching class, partying balls to the walls, winging school, improvising (mostly to jazz) either vocally or with guitar, and eating good food when I'm hungry!
Hell, I think anyone who's actually read through that entire paragraph without thinking that I'm a big-headedself-righteous bigot requires quite a lot of open-mindedness of their own, and those are the people I'dprobably love to have a cup of coffee with. To those of you that might've finished reading and think that,that's ok too, that's why I am verbose often times--to avoid that situation. I prefer meeting people face-to-face most of the time and having them get to know me through conversation rather than an "About Me"paragraph, and this is probably the best I can do for this thing right now anyway. Judge all you want! Iwould now rather attract the attention of people not expecting to see a "yeah I'm a cool guy i like partiesand sports and blah blah" in someone's "About Me" section, than someone expecting to see real cool and to-the-point "I'm awesome!" talk.
JAZZ! Charlie Parker, Gillespie, Davis, Brubeck, Fitzgerald, ..., but I usually prefer modal jazz, cool jazz, or bebop to big band or funk. I used to love pretty much every "90's dorm rock" song you could shake a stick at: RHCP, older Greenday, Nirvana, Verve Pipe, 311, Blink, Incubus, Counting Crows, etc..., but right now I'm a lot more into late Beatles, The Doors, Pink Floyd, Radiohead, Smashing Pumpkins, Coltrane, Bjork, Frank Sinatra, hell--too many damn artists to list. I love 'em all except country music and death metal, pretty much, and the latter I only "not love" because it psyches me up wayyyyy too much.
Movies that make you think and totally trip you out, like Vanilla Sky, or just plain emotionally powerful movies like Shawshank Redemption. There are too many good movies out there to list them all. Oh yeah, and in terms of stupid-funny, Not Another Teen Movie is the king. Period. Watch it if you've watched all the stupid chick-flicks it makes fun of.
Every Calvin and Hobbes collection ever created (Bill Watterson is DA MAN!), some Dean R. Koontz books, and many other assorted well-written books.