Being tri-lingual, unemployed and yet still having revenue coming into my bank account (legally mind you!). I like to do things outdoors as long as it involves fire, music, alcohol, guns, knives, food, and trucks. NO I AM NOT A REDNECK, but I do happen to enjoy all those things, not necessarily all together, but it's a plus if they are. This Army camping sucks a lot, can't shoot at random things, can't burn anything, have to be quiet, be "safe" (You know I didn't join the Army to be "safe" but they sure do make a BIG deal about it), oh yeah and stay sober. You know I've actually shot less guns since I've joined the Army than before....go figure..."safe Army." I also enjoy reading books that are at least 50% grounded in reality, not this fantasy, SCI-FI, romance bullshit, when I read a book I want it to be something that is relevent to my life, mind, body, thinking, decision making process, moral delimeas,k well you get the idea.
The Femmebots, a Rabbot, and a double jointed european supermodel who owns her own brewery, grows her own herbs and has access to free concert tickets, yessss! After that I'd like to meet Jimi Hendrix's polergist and have it possess my hands. This cool Indian dude (Dot not feather) Taj Mahal BandalandabaU Tube Van Wilder videos
U Tube Dirty Harry videosOkay, I..ve filled this up before with a list of bands that I think are cool, but of course no one actually reads the list with any real interest so I'm going to condense things.Favorite genres of Music1. Rock 'n' Roll 2. Blues 3. Reggaeton 4. Rap 5. Techno/House Music Now as for accomplished artists1. Jimi Hendrix 2. Carlos Santana 3. Stevie Ray Vaughn 4. Rage Against the Machine 5. Audioslave 6. Manu Chaos/Negra 7. Eminem 8. Dr. Dre 9. Kenny Wayne Shepard 10.Massive Attack
I'll list ten favorites1. The Fifth Element (all time fav.) 2. Grandma's Boy 3. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly 4. Fight Club 5. Dazed and Confused 6. The Professional 7. La Femme Nakita 8. Basketball 9. The Waterboy 10.Braveheart
I don't have cable TV in the barracks, and I haven't watched TV regularly for two years now. I have kept up with the LOST series, but aside from that the only thing that really interest me is watching the news.
I had a revelation recently about reading, I haven't really read much since I finished college, I was so sick of reading by that point. But now it dawned on me that I should be reading books that are literary accomplishments, no this BS wizards, warriors, and spaceship stuff, that's for movies. So I've started gathering and reading books that I have heard are worthwhile or know of as great readings. I've picked up things like The Seven Pillars of Wisdom; T.E. Lawerence (aka Lawerence of Arabia), Out of Africa; Isak Dennison, Swann's Way; Marcel Proust, The Voyage of the Beagle; Darwin, Bug-Jargal; Victor Hugo, Le Dernier Jour d'un Condamne; Victor Hugo, I wanna read some Constatine, Virgil, and Dante now as well.
Adam Sandler, gotta love him, wrote the Hannakuh song )not that I'm Jewish, but I'm not anti-semite) got his ass kicked by Bob Barker, and kicked some preppy ass on the golf course. Pancho Villa, mean dude fighting for the little people, the only thing that out did his generosity to the little people was his creative cruelty to those that oppressed him. Gotta love anyone that has a song written after them, la cucaracha la cucaracha, ya no puedo caminar, porque la falta, porque la falta, no tiene marijuana que fumar.And last but certainly very inspirational, Clint Eastwood, he's the all American ass kicker of the Wild, Wild, West, that doesn't take shit from anyone. I love his cold wit and his chiseled gaze is one that always demands respect. It's often what he says by not saying anything, just that gaze, props to the Eastwood.