Writing, reading, video games, philosophy, theology, ethics, opera, classical music, Shin Megami Tensei, Digital Devil Saga, engrossing stories, sex, erotica, fanfiction, Buddhism, randomness, depth, witty people, purposefully irritating pseudo-intellectuals, reading groups, animal rights, cute things, my cat Vivi, meteorology, obscure references, mythology, yaoi, the Sicilian Mafia and so on. My tastes are varied. You'd be better off talking to me to discover them.
You.
Celtic music of any kind, Kamelot, Vivaldi, Loreena McKennitt, Opeth, My Dying Bride, Delerium, Head Control System, video game soundtracks, Verdi, Pachelbel, Albinoni, Deanta, Cirque du Soleil, Leahy, Ronan Hardiman, Evanescence, Kelly Clarkson, Lacuna Coil, Heart, Devin Townsend, King Diamond, Therion, Ebony Tears, Autumn Tears, Star of Ash, Malice Mizer, Testament, Seal, Iron Maiden, Queensryche, The Kovenant, and the list goes on and on and on....I'm a music person.
Memoirs of a Geisha, The Last Samurai, A Clockwork Orange, Seven, Death Becomes Her, To Die For, Boondock Saints, Equilibrium, Saw, Saw II, Donnie Darko. Things along those lines. I'm only for comedy if it's not slapstick. And doesn't involve stoners.
Xiaolin Showdown, Dragonball Z, and other old cartoons that no one remembers (Samurai Pizza Cats, Darkwing Duck, et cetera). Lost is alright, but I haven't made a hobby out of it. Law and Order is a good show, but I always miss it. I loved The Practice, but it doesn't come on anymore. Grey's Anatomy was tolerable, but I lost track of the goings-on. TV is mostly background noise for me.
Anything Neil Gaiman, Clive Barker, Tanith Lee, or David Morrell. Dante Aligheri, Joyce Carol Oates, Albert Camus, Emily Bronte...and those with similar styles. Well-written genre fiction is hard to come by, so I'm selective about it. I like things with depth; stories with dramatic, often sad, beginnings and endings, or anything that includes a wealth of knowledge about some unconventional topic. Anything with some type of religious theme is a winner. Otherwise, I stick to nonfiction.
Chase Young. Now there is a professional BAMF.