My interests? The Opie & Anthony Show of course!!!!!
I'm Brother Elmo
from the show--Opie's bro. Support the program and listen on XM Satellite Radio or Free FM! Niiiiiiiiiice!!!!
I need a literary agent!! Do you know one?? I have a funny illustrated book about TV and movies that is awesome and should be published (check out my blog)!!!! Help me make it happen--I'll give you free t-shirts or a reach around, your choice!!!!!!
Some of my cartoons...
Lifting, softball, hockey, skiing, hoops, rollerblading. You name it!! Crossword puzzles, sudoku, mind teasers, history books, autobiographies, anything to push my brain forward. Come party with me at my brother Brett's restaurant/bar, F.H. Riley's, in Huntington, LI. You may be treated to my unique karaoke stylings!! Come for the food, stay for the freak show!!
Perhaps you remember this moment in time...
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Hot broads and funny people. Hopefully you fit into one of these categories. I think I'm in the latter...although if you put a wig on me, who knows?Oh...if this question means who I would ever want to meet, that would have to be the mutha effer who goes crashing off the ski jump in "Wide World of Sports." His friends probably call him 'Agony of Defeat Guy'...or just 'Agony' for short.
Jimmy Buffett. I'm a huge Parrothead. U2, REM, Alice in Chains, The Dead, bad 80's music, good new wave 80's music, The Boss, Talking Heads, Stones, The Cure, friggin' Floyd, etc., etc. I'm old school and three great songs I heard recently were "Life of Illusion" by Joe Walsh, the live version of "Ol' 55" by The Eagles, and "Seven Turns" by The Allman Brothers Band. Good, good stuff. Give 'em a whirl. And if you really want to be depressed, give Nirvana's "Where Did You Sleep Last Night?" from their Unplugged album a shot. Oof!! Chilling finish. Very, very chilling.
.. I'm currently tackling the 100 "best novels" of all time, one by one. Talk about hours on end of nothing happening!! Who put this list together anyway!! Perhaps I should just go back to the plethora of idealistic young lawyers found in Grisham novels. At least the freakin' plot moves along.