Writing... And riding my bike (2002 Yamaha), and I keep getting the urge to go and ride my other bike (2003 Specialized Vegas). I used to love to ride BMX, and I was really good... Seriously, ask anyone who knew me... I still have the bike, and I think I am going to start riding again.. It's fun.. Anyway... I'm kind of a boring person... Though that's just my opinon, and I'm very pessimistic person... So I may not be.. I don't know.. I like to drink... Like it way too much... I don't think that there has been a single night that I have not consumed some type of alcoholic beverage since my 21st birthday... I should probably slow down before I have liver failure at age 22... That probably wouldn't be in my best interest...
People who LIKE to read and write, can use the english language correctly (spelling and speaking), and will listen to all my "sad" and "angry" pieces of literature that I have written over the past year. Oh yeah, and people who are fun and would like to hang out.
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Favorite bands include: Alkaline Trio, Senses Fail, Your Favorite Hero, Dashboard, Further Seems Forever, The Chase Theory, Glasseater, Sunny Day Real Estate, Hawthorne Heights, Stars Hide Fire, Saves The Day, My American Heart, The Format, Brand New Disaster, The Used, Mike Felumlee, Dan Andriano, The Falcon, Lucero, Muse, The Juliana Theory, The Early November, Appleseed Cast, The Stiletto Formal, Idiot Pilot, and a few more... 50% of my hard drive space is filled with Armin VAn Burren's A State Of Trance...
Memento, Underworld, Hackers, Better Luck Tomorrow, Haggard, The Shape of Things, Elephant, The Rules Of Attraction, Lord of War, Underworld: Evolution, Requiem for a Dream (Only when I am rolling though), Gleaming the Cube.
Essentially anything on the Discovery Channel. Favorite show is Mythbusters. Various documetaries. I actually watched a 2 hour biography on Taco Bell.
Some of my preferred reading material would include anything by Kurt Vonnegut and Chuck Palahniuk. Also, like Bret Easton Ellis. I have a few psychology books I look through a lot.
My hero, honestly, is myself. No matter what I am, where I am, or what I'm doing, the only reason for it is me. I look up to what I will be, not who someone else is. To some of you, that may seem egotistical, vain, or self-centered, to me though, it is just the opposite. I, even though I hate the military, can't deny that my best friend, George R. Jones, is nothing short of a hero to me. He'll be back soon enough.