Um, kinky sex with girls half my age? Collecting stamps and coins? What the fuck do you put in here?
George Bush so I could beat his punk bitch ass with a tire iron for about a half hour.Since this attempt at political witticism might be deliberately misconstrued, I'm going to point out that "beat his punk bitch ass with a tire iron" is really just a metaphor for "vigorously discuss his failed foreign policy and how to fix it."I'm sure the one-man-church-of-scientology has already alerted the proper authorities, so the rest of you can relax.
Dieselhed, Ween, Johnny Cash, Leonard Cohen, Devo, The Pack, all the obvious '77 bands you can think of. The great LA bands of the early punk era too: Germs, Black Flag (no henry please), Weirdos, Screamers, Dils, Avengers (OK, not LA, yer right)."Auf Erden mir die Hoffnung wich, ich hier so einsam bin." -F. Schubert
Breaker Morant, which I loaned to someone and I still don't have it back. Um, new stuff? I like Paul Thomas Anderson's work. Just saw and liked Days of Glory, Babel and The Departed. Think Babel was best of lot. Between Innaritu and Cuarón, there's only been great stuff coming out of the DF lately.
Um, kinda feel it's not worth it once all the ads matriculate into the subconscious. That said, when I watch it I usually watch The Daily Show, The Colbert Report, National Geographic Channel, History Channel or Discovery Channel. No network news or sports, ever.
The War On Truth, by Nafeez Mosaddeq Ahmed. Look Away, A History of the Confederate States of America, by William C. Davis. Armed Madhouse by Greg Palast. Oh I wanna finish Doubt, A History, by Jennifer Michael Hecht (what a beautiful woman! I'd trade a dozen lifetimes with supermodels for an afternoon with her). That said, I would like to find more time to read in the future.
Smedley Butler, Sid Vicious, Ralph Nader, Ward Churchill, Tony Clanton and a large rock of salt for you if you think I really believe in heroes.Actually I always liked Celine's quote from Journey To The End Of The Night: "There's not much to choose between being brave and being cowardly. The same man will be a rabbit on one occasion and a hero on the next, and be equally unconscious of what he's doing in both instances."