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In 1976, Tom Curry, a lonely lighthouse keeper, rescued a woman from a hurricane. How is not important. While nursing her back to health, Curry fell in love with the woman, whose name was Atlanna. The two married and had a son, whom they named Arthur. As a child, Arthur discovered he had the ability to breathe underwater and the telepathic power to command all creatures of the sea. When Arthur was six, his mother revealed on her deathbed that she was an outcast from the then-hidden sunken city of Atlantis. With his father's help, young Arthur began training to use his unique abilities. Arthur used his remarkable aquatic superpowers to fight crime and was dubbed "Aquaman" by the media.
Kevin McShane lived across the street from Arthur.
All Time: Led Zeppelin, Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Wu Tang Clan
Currently: The Black Keys, and the kickass Jimi/Janis compliation CD I made
Coen Bros., Wes Anderson, Howard Hawks, John Carptenter, Japanese Horror, Dickhead Comedies, and Movies Where a Motley Crew of Real Men Band Together to Overcome Impossible Odds
Parker Lewis Can't Lose, Insomniac, SNL, TRL, Freakazoid!, VH-1's Top 100 Greatest What Have You
Here's where people try to impress you with the amount of shit they've read. Like if they list enough books here, they'll prove their intellect. But as Henry Rollins said, "the only people who try to impress you with their intellect are those who don't have one."
That said, I read mostly comic books and technical manuals. Take that as you will.
I want to have beers with Jack Burton, Kid Rock, Dave Attell, and Bill Hicks. But one is fictional, and another is dead. So there goes that dream.