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Okay, I'm going to answer this in a few ways. People who I would like to meet. Star struck, and not in a Sheakesperean way. People like Sandra Bullock, Alan Alda, The Teutuls, Paulie, Senior and Mickey.
People that I would like to meet from Myspace: Interesting people who live close to me.
And a person in general. "When I see you, I see the person who you could be, and the person that you are now. I know that when the two of you get together, it's going to be an interesting meeting."
I would like to meet a woman who could help me to relax, and yet make my heart jump, skip, leap, run around in circles. Pretty much, she'd make my heart act like the wolf reacts to Lil Red in the Tex Avery Cartoons. A more current analogy would be Jim Carrey's the Mask.
Van Halen, David Lee Roth, Sammy Hagar. ABBA, Bee Gees, 70s pop, 70s rock, 70s guitar rock, The Beatles, early 80s rock, early 80s pop, Pet Shop Boys, The Cars, Talking Heads, Cream, Bread, Blue Oyster Cult, Eurythmics, Level 42, Duran Duran, Almost anyone who's had a song open for a James Bond movie with the exception of Madonna. Cyndi Lauper, America, Supertramp.
Mostly comedies. The Blues Brothers, Silver Streak, Red Heat, Logan's Run, Blazing Saddles, We Were Soldiers, Blade Runner, Forrest Gump, One Crazy Summer, Better off Dead, The Terminal, Airplane!, Kung Fu Hustle, Speed, Demolition Man, Batman Cartoon movies, The Net, Animal House, True Lies, The Replacements, Point of No Return, Delicatesson, Jesus of Montreal, Cannonball Run, My Cousin Vinny, 15 minutes, Se7en, Die Hard, Back to the Future, The Lethal Weapon Series, Uncle Buck, Detroit Rock City, Star Wars, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Super Troopers, The Passion of the Christ.
MASH, Iron Chef, Iron Chef America, American Chopper, Friends, COPS, Sledgehammer, Star Trek TNG, Voyager, DS9, Enterprise (and not in that order) more so than the TOS, Kim Possible, Josie and the Pussycats, Beakman's World (Take that Bill Nye), Mr. Wizard, you can't do that on television, four on the floor, SNL, The Simpsons, Futurama, The Naked Gun,
Well, outside of the Bible, A confederacy of Dunces, Stephen King, the Sudoku puzzles in the newspapers (I know that's not a book, but I suppose I should just buy a book), IBM and the Holocost.