The migration patterns of the great whooping crane, the effects of different chemicals on different plastics, and late 18th to mid 19th Romanian and Slovenian literature (except for 1759, I guess they were going through a dry spell as far as creativity goes). Besides that, theatre tech (lights and sound -not- building sets), skiing, languages, and the European Union. HOWEVER, that does not mean that I am against the English language. The English language is the best language ever because it is spoken in some of the best countries in the world ie. USA and UK.
It would be swell if I could meet Michael Bacon. (It's an inside joke, don't even try to figure out who he is.) If anyone would be kind enough to get me a copy of his soundtrack, I would really appreciate it.
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I tend to favour Spanish, French, and Italian music.
All comedies.
There is an excellent cooking show on New Jersey Public Television "ScandCook" where a Swedish lady (Tina Nordstron) sets up a mobile kitchen wherever she feels like it, and I mean anywhere- on ski slopes, in fields, on a ship. When she is done cooking, her friends appear out of nowhere with champagne, and they eat the food. Highlight-copy-paste: http://www.scandcook.com/
I hate reading. I hate all books. Doesn't matter what theme/genre, language, style, whatever. I hate them all. I tend not to actually read books, rather flip through them, get the gist of it, you know, don't get bogged down in the details. (Tino taught me that)
Napoleon used to be my favourite historical figure, and almost a hero because I would eventually like to be ruler of the world (jk, or am I?), but I recently discovered that he had a certain questionably contracted disease, so I'm going through a transitional phase as far as heroes go. If anyone has any exceptional people in mind, call my attention to them.