cute girls, listening to music, watching movies, partying with the boys, reading, organizing & mobilizing our generation , going to the beach, driving around trying to get lost, people-watching, writing, questioning authority, breathing, camping, texas hold em, saying things that make people question my sanity , performing illegal abortions, learning things i didnt know, drinking beer, doing random shit & watching peoples reaction.
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I'd like to meet:
human fukken beings.
people that have common sense
metal chicks
anybody that has anything INTERESTING to say.
people that want to change the world.
people that LOVE music.
WHOEVER ELSE MIGHT BE OUT THERE (and I DO MEAN OUT THERE!)
Music:
first of all
they are probably the best band of our generation people! the art they create is as close to heaven as my SINFUL ASS will ever get. thats my idea of inspirational..
i'll just give a little sample of the iPOD...
a perfect circle,The Art of All, atreyu, black sabbath, bo diddley, bob dylan, bob marley, cannibal corpse, THE CROWN , dead prez, dimmu borgir, the doors, dr dre, the dresden dolls, eminem, foo fighters, full blown chaos, godforbid, godsmack, goldfinger, gorgoroth, hope conspiracy, incantation, james brown, jimi hendrix (of course), john lee hooker, krs-1, lacuna coil, lamb of god, martyr AD, mayhem, MC EIHT, morbid angel, mudvayne, my ruin, NINE INCH NAILS , nonphixion, onyx, opeth, PANTERA (rip dimebag), pink floyd, portishead,
rage against the machine (they are STILL relevant),rammstein, red hot chili peppers, redman, reveille, the roots, serart, six feet under, slayer, smashing pumkins, snoop d-o- double gizzie, sublime, system of a down, taproot, tom petty and the heart breakers, unearth, WU TANG CLAN FOREVER
i like a shitload more music, but i will edit the list to save you the bordom of reading every band or artist i like.
lets just say i could ALWAYS have headphones on if it was up to me...
CHECK OUT THE ART OF ALL!!
Movies:
ALL KINDS OF MOVIES!
Literally.. all kinds... I neglected this section for a while, because I couldn't possibly type every movie I like... Here goes... A Bronx Tale, Scarface, Goodfellas, the godfather movies, American History X, The Crow, The Matrix, Bound, Suicide Club, Audition, The Devil's Advocate, Saw, Memento, Mullholland Drive, Stephen King movies (except Green Mile... that movie sucked), ALL BRUCE LEE FLICKS (especially Game of Death), all kinds of horror flicks (especially old school Italian shit, half baked, harold & kumar, jackass, all of the kevin smith movies (chasing amy is probably the best), fear, cape fear, crash, hotel rawanda, bomb the system, what dreams may come, rush hour, friday, every jenna flick EVER... unfaithful, full disclosure, all the cheech and chong flicks, pink floyd's the wall... the list is really endless. i can't believe i just listed all those movies and not one was by tarantino. throw all of his in there too.
Television:
whatever is on that DOESNT suck (so usually nothing)!!
discovery channel, the science channel, cspan, news channels. (remember, i said i'm NOT a dumbass)
even when the idiotbox is on, and i'm staring at it, i may not be watching. most of tv is mindless fukken garbage. there are some things i watch but nothing all that regularly.
Books:
the mission of art by alex grey GREAT BOOK!
where the red fern growns- (still a favorite)
behold a pale horse- (READ THIS BOOK!)
JFK an unfinished life- this book tears down the "historical" version of the man that had grown since his death. i always thought he was an idealist, but since reading it, i realized what a mortal he truly was.
history of hell- its always fun to see peoples ideas of eternity, and punishment evolve! plus, i wanted to see where i am going IF I'm wrong! (but i'm not)
100 years solitude- i'm not a huge fan of fiction, but this was a very good story.
i thought a million little pieces and also my friend leonard both by james frey- fact or fiction here is irrelevant. "...pieces" was a GREAT story. I think he should have been honest about what was true, and what was false. In the end though, it does not take away how it was written, and the story that it contains. "...leonard" was not as good, but an excellent sequel.
i know this much is true by wally lamb - another example of a fiction story that i actually enjoyed.
the autobiography of malcom x...
the creaive mind: an introduction to metaphysics- i love philosophy, whether i agree with the author or not.
drugs and society- it was originally published as a thesis, i believe. it is a study of the US government propaganda against drugs, but also of the factual information of these drugs. It was written in the late 80's though, so it doesn't reflect more recent studies or policies.
imperial ambitions- basically interviews of noam chomsky organized into a linear discussion of american foreign policy. definitely worth a read.
i just finished reading "night draws near" by anthony shadid- this book finds the author in Iraq before and during the war. he went around the country and documented not only the carnage of conflict, but also the human aspect of violence. he also sheds light on the tribal lifestyle of the country itself, and also draws on the rich, vast history of a once great city, and the effects oppression has had on a once proud people.
I am currently reading "war against the weak: eugenics and america's campaign to create a master race" by edwin black.a whole bunch more... i love reading world history, and religious fiction (oops, i mean religious stories)
if you wanna know about a book, maybe i've read it, maybe not... if you know of something good, let me know. i'm always looking for something good to read
Heroes:
thats a tough one. because we are all human, i try not to hold people on a pedestal anymore. i grew sick of being let down.
who has inspired me? historically speaking, fredrick douglas, martin luther king, malcom x, che guevara, nelson mandela, OJ (i know its sick, but he proved you can beat the system), and anton szandor lavey.
artistically speaking, maynard james keenan, OZZY, trent reznor, jimi hendrix.
in general, my grandfather, my mom (possibly the strongest person i know).
Anyone else that refuses to keep quiet when they know something is wrong, regardless of the popularity of the statements they make. everyone that has been knocked down but keeps getting up.... the struggle continues... fight to win!
i can however tell you who my hero WILL be... whoever emerges as the voice that can unite humanity again.
Affiliation: I would like to invite you to join me in uniting people for a better tomorrow. If you believe we need peace, not violence, compassion, not cruelty, PLEASE VISIT: One World, One Existence . It is a grassroots organization that has aims at promoting peace, and exploring alternatives to the violent culture we exist in. Check it out, please. We could use your help.
