Drinking and Fighting. Motorbikes. Dancing badly to average music. Live bands. Festivals. Making people smile. Spending money. Travelling. Long walks to explore places. Splashing out on comforts and luxuries. Laughing until it hurts. Daytime naps. Succeeding where others didn't. The Arsenal FC (GOOOONER!).
People who are up for a good time. People who can make people laugh. People who enter a room, and change the atmosphere to one everyone remembers and wants again. People who endeavour to smile, even when things look crap. People who do not get a 'hard-on' over back stabbing, rumour spreading gossip, but actually speak about people with a care for their behaviour.I have always said, you meet the most interesting people on the London Underground. But I bet most of you stay quiet, make no eye contact and put your ipod on. Yes, that guy that you had a laugh with was me! But in Ireland, this is normal.So why judge? Why not make the best of it and laugh.
I do not like music that is over commercialized, or marketed for labels to make money and I hate stuff that makes you depressed (Celine Dion is lovely, but all her crap is about people dieing and heart break, its suicidal). I am a rock God that will air guitar and mosh when the music is loud. Then I will rave hard to drum and bass, trance and all the old skool 2-step, hardcore and whatever. I like to see bands and I love festivals. Then sometimes I want to roll with something a bit more 'gangster' while driving. Then completly unexpected I will pop on some traditional Irish music (great to drink to) and even some arab music (great to kill baddies on the xbox to) and might even stick on a slow one just to chill out...
Films that...Make me laugh With special effects And a sexy woman Action Adventure Epics One which will tell a story to make you proud One which lets you cuddle up to someone. One which that will have you on your feet screaming 'FUCK YEA!'
Family Guy, American Dad, South Park. All that kind of inappropriate animated action. I liked 'Life on Mars'. I can watch documentaries.But really, who has time for TV?
Robert Rankin and Terry Practchett. Very funny, surreal, and makes you think about life in a different way.I read 'Year in the Merde' and 'Merde Actually' both showing a true and accurate insight into living in France and makes me remember the fun I had living there.I find I stick to things that are funny as the others don't keep my attention. Ben Elton has a few good ones.
Anthony Hopkins, what a bloke!My hero's are my friends who keep me going and embrace me for being me. And my friends who can make me smile when I need it most.And Mr T.