Art (drawing and painting) - Reading (Sci-Fi and Fantasy with odd bits of horror), I spend ages just chatting to people on the phone, on MSN or in good old fashioned real life, I play PC games a bit, mainly RPG and some strategy. I write a lot, again Sci-Fi and fantasy, both in short stories and longer stories. I run my own site, which I'm quite proud of if I do say so myself, its www.alexjholt.tk and is three years old now if I am correct. I also do lots of photography on a kind of lets take my camera along because there might be something itneresting kind of level.
No one particularly really, I don't go in for the whole celebrity thing, in terms of what kind of person I would like to meet, I just like to meet people with a similar outlook on the world to me, or people with similar interests or just anyone who wants to be civil and have a chat about whatever.
Varied and unconnected to say the least, I judge it on a song by song basis.... To produce a vague kind of list however.... Muse, Razorlight, Magic Numbers, Maddy Prior, Louis Armstrong, Alex Parks, Billy Joel, Snow Patrol and various odd pieces from dozens of weird places
Kill Bill, Mirrormask, The Village, Collateral, Shrek, Green Mile, Nightwatch (The Russian one...not the Tom Cruise one, which I've never seen), Last Samurai, Lord of the Rings, X-men 2, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
To be honest I don't watch a great deal these days, but I do watch the following when there on: Simpsons, Futurama, Farscape, QI, Have I Got News for You, Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Robot Wars and Malcomn in the Middle.
I really prefer it when it says authors, so: Neil Gaiman, Robin Hobb, Terry Pratchett, Terry Brooks, Tad Williams, Tolkein, Frank Herbert, Jack L Chalker, Anne Rice, Julian May, Phillip Pullman, Douglas Adams, David Gemmel, Stephen King, Mercedes Lackey
Much as many people have done many incredible things, to have anyone real as a hero is only to limit myself - to save the world from itself would be the ideal, but I'll settle with staying being me despite the rest of the universe, which few enough manage these days.