Snowboarding, video games, bodyboarding, snorkeling, rock climbing and anime.
Clarification update 9/26/06: I'm not going to add you unless I know you, know someone who knows you (and I mean IRL, forget the extended network issue), or you seem like a genuine human being. I will not add you if you're a random unsolicited add and definitely not if your main pic is cheesecake based. I'm married, so you alleged women with your scantily clad pics shilling for your webcam sites can go sell it somewhere else, thanks. I'm not buying you jack so you can take off your top; I have a son who constantly needs baby clothes, formula, and baby furniture that won't fall out of the sky. If you're trolling for friends to soothe your fragile ego, take a walk, you'll fnd no solace here. Yes, I'm cranky, people didn't read the 'polite' version below, so now I get to go all 'Hey you damn kids get off my lawn!' on you. Besides, I dealt with a fussy baby all night long so the last thing I want to do is coddle immature egos here.
Update 9/15/06: If I don't know you and/or you're just trolling for more friends... don't bother asking for the add. I'm tired of invites from people who don't know me and just want the extra number so they can say 'my Myspace page has 500 friends!' Yeah, 500 people who don't 'know' anything about you really.
Umm... sadly I'm here because many of my existing friends have berated me (hahaha! revenge!) into joining this, when I barely devote enough time to them as is. So meeting more people would be nice, except I'm KNOWN to be a person who will slowly lose touch over time but still be a friend. Isn't that bizarre?
Anything but most rap and country western music... but I have been known to enjoy a few from those genres.
Anime. The matrix 1-3. LoTR 1-3. Not a huge fan of chick flicks, musicals, and stuff like that. Hey, I'm a guy.
I do not like most network television. I dislike sitcoms as I feel they have become repetitive and boring. The History, Discovery, and other cable channels have merit.
Anything by Terry Pratchett, Douglas Adams, C.S. Friedman, David Eddings, and Asimov, of course. Heinlein's good but some of his books left me cold. More to be added later.
Hard to say anymore. I like people who can understand both sides of an issue but still hold to their core beliefs because they know what they stand for is correct. Not 'right', not 'moral', since those are so objective, but correct. It's not correct, for example, to dump chemical waste into a river.