Work. Coffee. Tea. Writing. Movies. Meaningful adult conversation. Childish antics involving whipped cream or other hazardous weapons of mass destruction. Politics. Culture. Clothes. Food of all sorts and varieties. Driving aimlessly around doing nothing more than enjoying the company of friends and a good tune on the stereo. Cigarettes in the rain.
I want to meet other people who don't really know what's going on with their life. That's not to say people who have no goals or drive, but people that feel like this transitional period in their life is turbulent and chaotic to such an extent that not a day goes by without wondering what road they're on and what forks may lie ahead. I want to meet people that realize irresponsibility kills; that while getting cross-faded is a good time, it shouldn't be your only way to have fun. I'd like to meet some people who are suffering in the suburban splendor and know that it can get worse than this, but that we'll face it one day at a time. And that it is all we can ask for.
Killswitch Engage. Between the Buried and Me. Soilwork. Something Must Die. The Haunted. Darkest Hour. Dark Tranquillity. All That Remains. In Flames. Into Eternity. Himsa. Mercenary. Caliban. If Hope Dies. Explosions in the Sky. Heaven Shall Burn. The Black Dahlia Murder. Trivium. Unearth. At the Gates. Skyfire. Winter Solstice. The Mars Volta. It Dies Today. Still Remains. Nightrage. The Agony Scene. Light This City. As I Lay Dying. Something Corporate. Jimmy Eat World. Fall Out Boy. Spitalfield. Underoath. Taking Back Sunday. Nonpoint. The Starting Line. Relient K. Darude. God Forbid. Converge. acutthroatkiss. Section 8. Mae. Sparta. Coldplay. Paul Oakenfold. The Prodigy. Voodoo and Serano.
Fight Club. se7en. Silence of the Lambs. Shawshank Redemption. Pulp Fiction. Kill Bill. Donnie Darko. Rudy. Memento. Apocalypse Now. Twelve Monkeys. V for Vendetta.
TV sucks. Except for infomercials. I want the Foodsaver o-so-fucking bad.
Fight Club. The Catcher in the Rye. The Mind of God. A People's History of the United States. Dante's The Inferno. Paradise Lost.
Connor McCabe and Michael Critelli.