I love movies, art, music (from jazz to rock to house and breaks), photography, DJ-ing, reading, writing, partying, dancing, learning, and teaching.
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You scored 54 Introversion, 33 Attachment, 79 Logic, and 83 Intellect!
You are: Introverted. NOT attached. Logical. Intellectual. What do we have here. You know, you're a rare sort. Quiet, solitary yet devoted to learning and understanding the world around you. You're independent. You trust your judgement and can stick to it if you feel it's best. Society has little affect on you. If you have determination and intelligence, you will achieve great things. So get in there my son. I would love to meet you.Link: The Who Are You? Test written by Schizothyme on OkCupid Free Online Dating , home of the 32-Type Dating Test
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You are a fairly regular stoner. You are probably the kid who is always smoking up at the back corner of the parking lot of your high school. You like experimenting with other stuff – although you are too clever to really get addicted to anything.
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Your Element Is Air
You dislike conflict, and you've been able to rise above the angst of the world.
And when things don't go your way, you know they'll blow over quickly.Easygoing, you tend to find joy from the simple things in life.
You roll with the punches, and as a result, your life is light and cheerful.You find it easy to adapt to most situations, and you're an open person.
With you, what you see is what you get... and people love that!
What's Your Element?
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YOU!!!lyt by avlays
Music:
I looooooooove house and breaks, funky and progressive, jazz (from samba to disco/funk), Pink Floyd, Tool, Alice in Chains, Deftones, Victor Wooten, Option Red, Led Zepplin, Sly and the Family Stone, Stevie Wonder, MJ (previous to Thriller), Trans Am, Primus, Greatful Dead, The Doors, Steve Miller Band, Jimmie Henrix, Zapp Mama, Toots and the Maytals, Bob Marley, Ani Difranco, Joy Division, NIN, Ministry, My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult, KMFDM (not to be confused with MDFMK), Black Sabbath, The Moving Units, The Pixies, Finger Lickin' Records (that oughtta cover a group of peeps), Mowtown, The Brazil 66, P-funk, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Sisters of Mercy, BodyRock, Meat Katie, Elite Force, DJ Dan, Doc Martin, Andy Caldwell, Joplin (both Janice and the LA Dj), Collette, Simply Jeff, Mizota, Plump DJs, Hyper, Jason Hodges, Miguel Migs, and more.
Movies:
I have started liking documentaries and foreign films more, and will more likely watch some indie no name film, than the "next big thing". I have a tendancy to love moves that are very intense and disturbing. I also have a certain fondness for B-rated movies.
Movies that you may not have seen that would rock your world:
Funny Games (German flick really disturbing)
Das Experiment (Another crazy flick from those nutty Germans)
Irreversible (French - NOT FOR THE FEIGNT OF HEART IT WILL DISTURB YOU)
The Weather Underground (Strongly recommended documentary on sixties non-violent violent protesting)
The City of God (Brazilian - beautiful and captivating it makes Menace II Society and Boyz 'n the Hood look like a nice day in Irvine)
Barraka (sit back and enjoy, its like watching moving photographs)
The Saddest Music in the World (A great film shot last year with the look of the 30s its set in)
Man Bites Dog (A Belgian Flic Think American Psycho, the documentary)
Run Lola Run
Les Pact De Wolves
Amelie
It's All Gone Pete Tong
The Machinist (wow, now that's Method acting...)
Television:
Don't it rots your brain. But if you have to, watch 24, Chappelle's Show, The Simpsons, and The Family Guy.
Books:
Here's a few books/authors I recommend:
Dune by Frank Herbet (replace Spice with oil and see what you get out of it)
all of Dan Brown's books (honestly, as poppy as they are, they are still a good read)
Snow Crash (the era of cyberpunk is here)
all of David Edding's books (except the newest series)
Fast Food Nation (See what your food does to you and where it came from, Super size this!)
Reefer Madness (The History of the American Black Market)
Brave New World (one of my favorites of all time)
Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlen (see your own culture through the eyes of an alien)
Sex Drugs, & Coco Puffs by Chuck Klosterman (A pop culture analysis)
Killing Yourself to Live by Chuck Klosterman
Last Night a DJ Saved My Life (A History of Djing)
How to DJ Right (it may sound lame, but this book is invaluable to starters in DJing and production)
White Noise
Stiff (the afterlife of Human Cadavers)[morbid, but funny and interesting]
Anything by David Sedaris, esp. Me Talk Pretty One Day, he just has the funniest way of telling even the most mudane of stories
Heroes:
Heroes are for people to live vicariously through, me, I'd rather do it than idolize.
