I'd like to meet:
A devil, a saint, and a hetero life mate. I am
the seventh son. I have skydived into Uraguay wearing relief supplies
for a besieged village on my back. I am a lover, but I have fought for
glass beads and the honor of a woman in an desert oasis. I told Kenny
Rogers to fuck off and mind his own business. During the grunge craze,
I didn't wear plaid.
I was briefly the dictator of a small archipelago -- I ruled fairly and
won the hearts of my people. I have the sexual appetite of a rock star.
Richard Stallman has slept on my couch. I appreciate beauty in all things. Critics acclaimed the modern sculpture I welded, to help a deaf friend see the beauty of sound. I am a classicaly trained chef, a revolutionary thinker, and a merciless advesary. I am not sterile despite the convenience.
Every 3rd Sunday I translate classic works into Braille. I invented a
new filtration process for bourbon whisky, but didn't patent it.
I recognize the complex beauty of Perl. On a lark I competed in the
Iditarod, and won the respect of an Inuit village. When recognized, I
sign autographs.
I once defeated a corrupt bureaucracy using only my wits, and a metal
yo-yo. My work on genetic mutation, in the evolution of the flying
squirrel, was considered ground breaking. I am a convincing liar, yet I
always tell the truth. I regularly bowl 300, and my "sweeping" has
earned me international fame in curling circles. I have nothing to hide.
I have set trends, and bucked the system. Since Johnny Cash died, I
have worn black. I can recite Pi to 7,572 digits, and I have discovered the
meaning of life. I try to move like I have a purpose. Oh, and my nipples
taste like Skittles (not the green ones, fuck those).
Interests:
Human Nature, and those parts of it which either conflict with, or
adheres to the natural order.
Music:
You've gotta love the Blues. If you don't, then I suspect you might not
have a soul, like the Mormons.
John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters, Buddy Guy, Charlie Musslewhite, Eric
Clapton, T-Model Ford, Bugs Henderson, Walter Trout, Van Morrison.
Movies:
There was a time when I had a great love for movies. I don't watch many
anymore. It's really a time thing. I just don't find I have the time
for it. You know those things are like 2 hours long. So get off my back
already. What are you the fucking movie police? I still like movies, I
just don't take hours out of my day to watch them. Look I have other
things to do on the weekends too. It's my God damn life and I don't
have to watch movies if I don't want to. That settles it, now back the
fuck off!
Heat (Pacino, and Deniro together for the first time since The
Godfather, why in the hell didn't this do better at the box office?),
American Beauty, Clockwork Orange (Did you know they made a porn called
Clockwork Orgy?), SLC Punk (SLC hasn't changed that much since then),
Clerks, Bringing out the dead, Fight Club, Aliens 2, Godfather 1
through 3, Patton, Ghost in the Shell, Dune, Boondock Saints, Lock
Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Amadeus, Tigerland, Pushing Tin, Pulp
Fiction, Grosse Pointe Blank, Man on Fire, The Ghost and The Darkness,
Matrix, Life as a House, Tombstone, Unforgiven, Braveheart, Ransom,
Payback, Romeo & Juliet, Army of Darkness, Taxi Driver, The
Last Boyscout, Last Man Standing, Full Metal Jacket.
Books:
I love books. There is still more knowledge to be gained from books
than all of the media to come since.
What I'm reading:
I generally have several books in a state of partial digestion. These
are the ones I'm working on:
Quicksilver -- Neal Stephenson
A tour of the Calculus -- David Berlinkski
Shards of a Broken Crown -- Raymond Feist
The Dancing Wu-Li Masters -- Gary Zukav
Power vs. Force -- David R. Hawkins MD Phd
Hypnosis: Medicine of the Mind -- Dr. Michael D. Preson
The Richest Man in Babylon -- George Clason
Recently Finished:
Cryptonomicon -- Neal Stephenson
Quote:
"Do not believe in anything simply because you have heard it. Do not
believe simply because it has been handed down for many generations. Do
not believe in anything simply because it is spoken and rumoured by
many. Do not believe in anything simply because it is written in Holy
Scriptures. Do not believe in anything merely on the authority of
Teachers, elders or wise men.
Believe only after careful observation and analysis, when you find that
it agress with reason and is conducive to the good and benefit of one
and all. Then accept it and live up to it."
-- The Buddha
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