My interests include long walks on the beach, creating the Grand Canyon with a single swipe of my mighty ax, casual sex, and polishing my collection of Olympic gold medals, Nobel prizes and Congressional Medals of Honor.
Some nice folks who won't roll my battered, broken body into a rug, urinate on it, and throw it into a wood chipper.
I'm a laborer who earns his keep by the sweat of his brow, and I won't lay down my hard-earned American dollars for anything other than Crazy Town's the Gift of Game until I get it in every format: CD, cassette, LP, reel-to-reel, 8-track, PSP, mp3, you name it.
Well, the movie theater boycott has ended, as I saw Broken Flowers on September 15, 2005. It may be another three years before I go back, though. By then it will be time for Broken Flowers 2: Trial By Fire!
The last five: 5. Rabbit is Rich; John Updike4. Sabbath's Theater; Philip Roth3. Post Office; Charles Bukowski2. Fathers and Sons; Ivan Turgenev1. City of God; E.L. Doctorow
The courage shown by Abraham Lincoln in his secret battle with Oxycontin addiction is a daily source of inspiration.