Music. And movies. But mostly music. Playing guitar is fucking wicked, and there's music you can play to match any mood you're in. And going on holiday. I could make a fucking career out of it.
Tim Rogers. What a fucking legend that man is. He's an inspiration for me playing music.Aside from that, anyone who wants to meet me, just say hello.
You Am I, Tim Rogers, Queens of the Stone Age, Foo Fighters, Veruca Salt, Juliana Hatfield, Nirvana, Vex Red, Soulwax, The Sugarcubes, Wilt, Kerbdog, Alice in Chains, 36 Crazyfists, PJ Harvey, Tool, Raconteurs, Bo Peep, Perfect Circle, Pearl Jam, Audioslave, Velvet Revolver, Deftones, Elbow, Beastie Boys, Blondie, The Doors, Bob Mould, PWEI, Carter USM, Neds Atomic Dustbin, Clutch, Curve, Dandy Warholes, dEUS, Elbow, Incubus, Kings of Leon, Manics, Muse, Portishead, Probot, Radiohead, RATM, Reef, Rival Schools, Senseless Things, Silverchair, Senser, Stone Sour, Sunna, Tenacious D, Beatles, Distillers, Vines, Hives, Zutons, ... the list goes on.
The Crow. Without doubt, my favourite film of all time. I also love the Lord of the RIngs trilogy and Star Wars (although maybe not the most recent films - I could have recorded 3 bettter movies by using my camera phone, my friend anthony and several pounds of butter). They would be less cheesy). Too many other favourties to mention (well, I'm just too lazy to write them down). Shaun of the Dead gets special mention though for making my sides hurt from laughing. Hot Fuzz would have been the best british comedy ever if they hadn't made Shaun of the Dead first. I recently saw Battle Royale and it was amazing, and on the subject of foreign films, City of God is fantastic.
British comedies!! Red Dwarf, Might Boosh, Blackadder, the Office, Spaced, League of Gentlemen, Big Train, The Young Ones, Bottom, Black Books. All of them!Also South Park, Futurama, Family Guy and the Simpsons are pretty damn funny.
I've just been reading the Dave Gorman books. He's a funny man considering he's a ginga. Danny Wallaces' Yes Man has also beeen an inspirational read. SAY YES MORE! I higly recommend 'Round Ireland With a Fridge' by Tony Hawkes (no, not the skater). If you ever consider hitch hiking around Ireland with a fridge in tow, this is a must read book!Terry Pratchett books are old faves, and Ben Elton has yet to write a bad book. My Legendary Girlfriend by Mike Gayle pretty much summed up my life about 6 years ago (update: I just re-red this book - I hated it. In fact, I don't actually like Mike Gayles books anymore. It didn't sum up my life at all, I was never that annoying), and High Fidelity by Nick Hornby describes every relationship I've ever had, especially number 3 in his top 5 all time break ups! I love Irvine Welsh books too, I think I understand the scottish accent better because of him.
Tim Rogers! And Dave Grohl.Oh, and Tenacious D - even fat cnuts can rock!And anyone with bigger side burns than me. Mine are pretty huge. So big that my right one has a crop circle growing in it (THIS IS NOT A JOKE).