I am interested in a lot of things. To be honest I'm a pretty curious guy and like to know stuff. I bought some space heaters last winter and then spent a good four hours looking at other space heaters. Plus I looked at all the recommendations of people who had my space heater. Overall, I think I got a pretty good deal. They're ceramic which means they're safe mostly; which is a big deal because I have a cat. She's fairly graceful as cats go. I'd give her a 7 on a scale of one to ten in which "one" is a cat with some debilitating neuro-muscular disease and "ten" is the most graceful cat ever. And by that I mean me when I dressed as a cat for Halloween when I was 16.
Someone I know, or used to know. Someone who enjoyed 'my'space. Anyone really. I don't even care that much. Girls that wear blue? That seems like a good one to me. Any shade of blue, doesn't matter. I hadn't really had a real favorite color until a few years ago I think. I kinda liked blue, kinda liked yellow, but at some point I really really started liking blue. Just looking at it pleases me. I feel bad for yellow though. I just don't know that many people who's favorite color is yellow. Now I'm a little curious if everyone has had some affinity for a certain color since they were small children and I've been missing out until recently. It always seemed pointless to have a favorite color when I was younger. I had favorite colors for things, but not in general. Hair-blonde, eyes-blue, stuff like that. I think now I understand though. I'm hoping it's somehting you develop as an adult and it's just been carried over to children though. I'd hate to think I'd spent years as an underdeveloped non-color-favoring kid who just didn't understand, having to fake a color when all the other children had a total grasp on their love of a certain color.
I listen to alot of stuff. I do not want to listen to 'Hotel California' ever again. Or Macy Gray. And one time a homeless gentleman weaved me a tale of disastrous future events by reciting a mixture of Beatles lyrics, Misfits lyrics, and Bible scripture. I didn't neccesarily place those in order of importance. If I did that I would go with Bible, Misfits, then Beatles. Cause I just plain don't like the Beatles alot of times. When I heard about Paul McCartney's recent divorce the first thing that came into my head was "Serves you right, you rich fuck, dropping babies out windows." and the next thing I thought was "No, that was Eric Clapton, sorry Paul. For that."
I like alot of movies too. Most actually. I recently watched Godzilla vs. Mothra. I'm not going to say it had a particuarly rich plot, but I LOVE picturing myself in that suit trashing places. If I was freaking HUGE and wanted to destroy a city, I would dress up as Godzilla first.
I rarely watch TV. Mostly because I no longer have any good cartoon channels, and I am mostly like a child. Night before last I fell asleep watching a show about dinosaurs. There was a part where they were discussing dinosaur feet. So I took off my slipper and inspected my feet so as to compare them with those of a dinosaur. At that point I decided that my feet should be washed with handsoap. They didn't stink, but for whatever reason, washing them with handsoap makes way more sense than using a bodysoap.
I read non-fiction. Not a big fan of romance novels. I DO like fantasy and some science fiction. But I think I read these genre's more to explain my lack of social interaction. Without the books as a scapegoat I would have to examine such areas as 'my personality' as a possible cause, and I'm just not ready to do that.
God, Jesus. People that stand up for what they believe and care about as opposed to only standing for the opportunity to tear down the things they hate. I also think Superman is a positive role model. Nowadays heroes seem to require some sort of edge. I don't want my kids idolizing edgy heroes who smoke cigars and randomly inflict pain on others. I would prefer they learned from someone who values the feelings of others and uses their own strengths to further righteousness.How's that for serious?And also all the artists and musicians who failed to be famous but continued on in the face of adversity for love of their craft.