Some famous people. More importantly, I'd like to meet some people before they become famous, then hang around with them and be a part of that lifestyle, successfully keeping them grounded and true to what they were because that's what got them famous in the first place.Other than that, I like meeting people who it's always easy to have fun with and never a problem when it comes to paying a bill amongst a large group at a restaurant.
Zeppelin, Metallica, Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Pearl Jam, Jimi Hendrix, Sum 41, Chevelle, Rage, White Stripes, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Shinedown, The Strokes, AFI, My Chemical Romance, Incubus, The Killers, Wolfmother, Blink 182, Weezer. There's plenty of other stuff I like a lot, but so does everybody, and I don't think listing every band I like is a good use of time, mine or yours. Also I don't like "all music," I don't like "all music besides country," or "all music besides rap," or "all music besides anything else" like lots of people say. I think those people are lying, even if they don't mean to be.
My opinion of movies has been severely discounted by many of my friends because apparently I like most of the stuff I watch. That's probably because I don't try to watch movies that I won't like. I am therefore not a good movie critic, but I do like movies that have good special effects, lots of things that make me laugh, or some kind of a storyline that gets me involved. All the things that matter to critics and give movies like Old School one star (fuck you Ebert, ya dick) just don't matter to me.
Baseball Tonight is the greatest show ever to grace television.
So far I haven't had anything published. But you can be on the lookout for my Do It Yourself Guide to Laziness and Procrastination, if I ever get around to actually making it.
I wonder if it's supposed to be super or otherwise?