whoidliketomeet i like looking at beauty and pondering its destruction.
i would like to meet someone who understands this.
here are some traits i find attractive:
intelligent, fearless, vulnerable, open, sexy, vibrant, approachable, shy, inquisitive, loving, rocking, reeling, punishable, tactile, giving, taking, whacked, spankable, self-absorbed, humorous, extroverted, passionate, carefree, wise,
innocent, cool, feminine, flashy, fiery, masterless, passive, playful,
dangerous, kinky, real, gothic, seductive, brilliant, spiritual, and beautiful.
and people interested in this:
Contact Info:
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nirvana
Nirvana was my favorite
band - there was a certain quality to the beautiful shriek of Cobain's voice
with that transcendent guitar play.
someone i know said that system of a down has found their voice in this world. it cannot be doubted. the other-wordly crooning and barking of serj tankian amid the circus rifts and frenetic thumps is so relevant that it must be heard.
the slothly drivel they've generated recently not withstanding, incubus provided some intelligent diversion from pop's hindenburgish meltdown.
the careless chaos of the deftones is genius.
motzart could be mistaken for god.
i like a lot of other music: bob marley, led zeppelin, the eagles, beethoven and a lot of other shit.
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movies
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My Top 100
Movies of All Time
1 one flew over the cuckoo's nest
2 seven samurai
3 unforgiven
4 gahndi
5 the world according to garp
6 a street car named desire
7 to kill a mockingbird
8 citizen kane
9 the godfather
10 all that jazz
11 saving private ryan
12 the big chill
13 2001 a space oddessy
14 apocalypse now
15 brazil
16 midnight cowboy
17 patton
18 taxi driver
19 casablanca
20 alien
21 a clockwork orange
23 the deer hunter
24 spartacus
22 gone with the wind
25 amadeus
26 rear window (1954)
27 being there
28 12 angry men (1957)
29 romeo and juliet (1968)
30 rocky
31 angel heart
32 goodfellas
33 easy rider
34 scarface
35 the empire strikes back
36 silence of the lambs
37 raging bull
39 wild at heart
38 the manchurian candidate (1962)
40 a raisin in the sun (1961)
41 rebel without a cause
42 raiders of the lost ark
43 the shining
44 the fisher king
45 time bandits
46 the wizard of oz
47 pale rider
48 close encounters of the third kind
49 braveheart
50 china town
51 excaliber
52 star wars
53 the paper chase
54 adaptation
55 eraserhead
56 kiss of the spider woman
57 goodwill hunting
58 american beauty
59 boys in the hood
60 the elephant man
61 cool hand luke
62 paths of glory
63 in the heat of the night
64 quest for fire
65 lawrence of arabia
66 on the waterfront
67 searching for mr. goodbar
68 platoon
69 chariots of fire
70 mutiny on the bounty (1962)
71 beauty and the beast (1991)
72 the last emperor
73 henry V (1989)
74 death and the maiden
75 bullworth
76 the vanishing (1988)
77 the godfather part ii
78 angels with dirty faces
79 all about eve
80 the bad lieutenant
81 driving miss daisy
82 rebecca
83 life is beautiful
84 the verdict
85 the professional
86 akira
87 pulp fiction
88 malcom x
89 a fish called wanda
90 terms of endearment
91 cabaret
92 grease
93 snow white and the seven dwarves
(1937)
94 deliverance
95 harold and maude
96 dr. strangelove or: how i learned
to stop worrying and learn to love the bomb.
97 dellicatessen
98 power
99 le femme nikita
100
hoosiers
Honorable Mention
jungle fever
enter the dragon
sid and nancy
some like it hot
the producers
happiness
pi
the matrix
psycho (1960)
the highlander
the champ
tron
trainspotting
aliens
seven
brainstorm
slingblade
terminator
m (1931)
drugstore cowboy
blue velvet
kids
the piano
true romance
titanic (1997)
the seventh seal
central station
el mariachi
leaving las vegas
immortal beloved
what's eating gilbert grape
Bowling for Columbine
Starship Troopers
Moulin Rouge
Man Facing Southeast
Requiem for a Dream
Rashomon
Chicago
Das Boot
Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
E.T. The Extra Terrestrial
It's A Wonderful Life (1946)
North by Northwest
The Exorcist
The Terminator II
Pygmalion (1938)
Lady and the Tramp (1955)
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
I Heart Huckabee's
The Lower Depths (1957 Kurosawa)
21 Grams
28 Days Later
Pollock
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television is a distraction. it removes from me the requirement to think for myself. when i'm watching tv, i don't need to be present in my own reality. i let the networks define me. i've watched more t.v. in my life than most people i know. i'm a sports addict as well. i think i'd like to give up t.v. soon. i realize that life is every bit as interesting and, if i need it, diversionary as anything some writer or producer can cook up.
taoteching
The Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu is the only tome of taoism that need ever be referenced
1984 is required reading for all who believe paranoia is a human survival trait.
Robert Ludlum is also good for your paranoia fix
Stephen R. Donaldson is like Tolkien on acid
JRR Tolkien was the great master storyteller.
Issac Asimov was perhaps the greatest writer of all time, imo
Kurt Vonnegut was just plain weird.
heros
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My Heros Are People Who Have
Seriously Thought About The Answers to These Questions:
1. Do you believe in god
or something you can characterize as one of the following: a collective
of gods/goddesses, mother spirit, higher power, the tao, Krishna,
Allah, etc.? NOTE: hereafter, please substitute your label for “godâ€.
2. If you answered no,
skip to question . 8.
3. What is the primary
source of your belief in “god� i.e. religious faith, feeling or
intuition, logical proof or empirical evidence, other?
4. Would you characterize
your belief as or associate it with a religion? If so, which one or
what do you call it?
5. Is it important for
other people to believe what you do regarding “god�
6. Does your belief in
“god†require you to act a certain way or adhere to any parenthetic
precepts? i.e. can’t eat certain types of animals, can’t have sex out
of wedlock, must worship a certain way on a certain day, must dress a
certain way, must believe in other beings like Jesus, Mohammad, angels,
spirits, the Devil?
7. What, if anything, does
your belief system prescribe for post-mortem existence and what, if
anything is the associated impact of one’s material life on said
post-mortem existence? i.e. afterlife, Heaven, Hell, Purgatory,
Nirvana, reincarnation, karma, sin, the Resurrection, possession,
spirit world, chaos, nothingness, etc.
8. Do you believe you have
a purpose for being? If so, what is it?
9. Do you believe all
things have a purpose for existing? If so, what is it?
10. If you don’t believe
in “godâ€, to what origin do you attribute your material existence?
11. Do you have an opinion
about the concept of nothingness (the complete lack of anything, god,
space, matter, energy or otherwise)? Do you think nothingness is
possible, plausible, or was or will be a condition of reality at any
point?
12. Do you have an opinion
about the concept of infinity (a continuum of everything, anything
without beginning or end and where time is a meaningless human
construct )? Do you think infinity is possible or plausible? Has it
been or will be a condition of reality at any point?
13. Do you believe that
there is one answer to everything that can be known or understood? Do
you believe it is possible for human beings to know the ultimate truth?
14. Do you subscribe to
chaos theory? Any other peudo-scientific theories that have the
possibility of explaining everything? i.e. brane theory.
15. Do you subscribe to
the notion that anything is possible and all things exist
simultaneously? i.e. infinite parallel universes.
16. Do you have any other
thoughts on this subject you don’t feel is covered here?
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