I love black lingerie
And my boots
Somebody who finds shoulders and collarbones attractive.
I love this picture
AC/DC
Alice In Chains
The Amazing Royal Crowns
Black Sabbath
Brand New
The Charlatans
The Chop Tops
Citizen Fish
The Clash
Cobra Starship
Damien Rice
David Bowie
Elton John
HorrorPops
Led Zeppelin
Marilyn Manson
Muse
Oleander
The Phenomenauts
Pink Floyd
Queen
Rammstein
Rush
Scissor Sisters
Shiny Toy Guns
The Sounds
Subhumans
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Vast
The Wallflowers
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Amelie
Beyond the Sea
Big Fish
Casablanca
Children of Men
Closer
Fight Club
The Great Escape
Layer Cake
Little Miss Sunshine
Lucky Number Slevin
SLC Punk!
Shaun of the Dead
Smokin' Aces
Snatch
Thank You For Smoking
This Is Spinal Tap
TV is rotting my brain:
Lost
Futurama
Dirty Jobs
Jeopardy
Scrubs
Rescue Me
Nip/Tuck
Almost anything on the History Channel
Mythbusters
Freaks and Geeks
Keen Eddie
Law & Order: SVU
The Deadliest Catch (addicted!)
and then Jake got me hooked on:
NCIS
Countdown with Keith Olbermann
Hardball with Chris Matthews
Dead Like Me
The Unit
Cane
How I Met Your Mother
I consider myself to be a natural literatus:
Survivor
Choke
Lullaby
Fight Club
Slaughterhouse Five
Bluebeard
The Handmaid's Tale
Oryx and Crake
The Catcher in the Rye
Life of Pi
Everything Is Illuminated
Brave New World
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time
Saturday Night and Sunday Morning
Chimera
1984
We
2001: A Space Odyssey
I met this old man at an antiques gathering one day. He was carrying an indistinguishable box with him. The only decoration on the box was the Nazi eagle holding the swastika. From afar I watched as he got it appraised, opening it up to show the appraiser what was inside. When he was finished I went up to him and asked him what he was carrying. He told me it was a Nazi German radio, in perfect condition (the batteries were never installed in it), that he had personally taken out of a shelled-out German Panzer while fighting in Europe during World War II. He told me he carried it with him all throughout his tour of Europe, taking it into Belgium, Holland, England, and finally back to the States with him when his tour was finished. That man braved the horrors of Nazi Europe, probably losing most of the friends that he had, but he had managed to hold on to that radio, knowing that he was holding a piece of history. It was purely by luck that I ran into him that day, but it changed my life.