My friends and family (mean everything to me), USC Football, Weiner Dogs, beatboxes, 1200s, crossfaders, music theory/production, snowboarding, making fun of shirtless meatheads w/ glowsticks, Sea Donkeys, getting the George Jefferson dance down, molecular biology/genetics, medicine, psychology, biomechanics, Chargers football, Trader Joe's giant cashews, ancient civilization history, European architecture, Magritte and Escher's (thanks Steph) works, bacon, martial arts, tattoo art, SPAM (fried to a crisp), cheesy teen movies on hangover days, cheese, boxing, ESPN, the mall, and anybody w/ soul. I'm kinda interested in this girl too:
My great Grandfather, Louis Pasteur, Rick Rubin, Clubber Lang, Muhammad Ali, Morris Day, and Watson & Crick
There's way too much musical influence in my years. I love all music from alternative to blues, but I have to give my heart to old school Hip Hop, RnB, jazz, soul, funk, classic rock, and house.
EVERYONE MUST SEE "AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH," Goodfellas, Rocky I, Rocky II, The Godfather trilogy, Shawshank Redemption, LOTR, Syriana, Apocalypse Now, Deer Hunter, The Cable Guy, A Beautiful Mind, American History X, Star Wars and Empire Strikes Back, Lord of War, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Indiana Jones, Hearts in Atlantis, Raging Bull, Cinderella Man, Donnie Darko, Quiz Show, Boyz in the Hood, Krush Groove, Purple Rain, Pulp Fiction, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Man on the Moon, Game of Death, Jacob's Ladder, The Warriors, Nightmare on Elm St. 1, The Shining, Silence of the Lambs, Deliverance, and the ever-so obligatory Scarface. Blood Diamond was a pleasant surprise.
NCAA Football, NFL, MLB (Padres and Cards), Boxing, mixed martial arts competitions, LOST, Miami Ink, Entourage, Sopranos, any old school 80's show, THE SHIELD, ESPN SportsCenter, ESPN Classic Boxing, anything involving science, TLC, CNN, Discovery Channel, History Channel, anything on HD, Countdown w/ Keith Olbermann. Old Tom Vu infomercials really pump me up
Reading for Dummies, Biomechanics of lumberjacking
George Jefferson for his grossly underrated footwork.