Happy hour. Bad movies (which are good). Eclipse flash strips (I'm addicted to these mints, I'm telling you be careful). Girls, dates, and everything associated with the 2 seperate or together. Sports, music, movies. Driving fast, even with nowhere to go. Writing random, obscure, poetry in my head so only I know about it. Sarcasm, wit, and not always knowing which I'm using. Hanging out with nothing to do, and winging it. Ben and Jerry's fudge caramel swirl.
Anyone and everyone who enjoys driving no real place for no real reason. Those who understand that sarcasm is praise for being so cool. People who like museums for the people as well as the art (some are more artistic). People who know that bad movies always contain good acting. And everyone who realizes that "friends" are family.
311, Green Day, tons of 80's, the Beatles, Bob Dylan, Counting Crows, Zebrahead, Weezer, New Found Glory, The White Stripes, Nirvana, Louis Armstrong, Goldfinger, the Bouncing Souls, the Darkness, Bjork, The Beastie Boys, Jay-Z, Common, the Offspring, R.E.M., Rancid, Yellowcard, CCR, juno Reactor, Aretha Franklin, the Donnas, Taking Back Sunday, the Ramones, Sublime, the Specials, Wesley Willis (he whooped batman's ass), pretty much anything except country.
Clue, It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World, Napoleon Dynamite ('cause I'm studying to be a cage fighter), Resevoir Dogs, Grandma's Boy, Austin Powers, Trainspotting, Casablanca, Old School, Office Space, the Big Lebowski, Big, The Goonies, Elephant, Big Fish, Hackers, High Fidelity, License to Drive, Death Race 2000, TMNT, School of Rock, Ocean's Eleven, Say Anything, Clerks, Mallrats, Lost in Translation, Pirates of the Carribean, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Fight Club, Swingers, The Muppet Movie, The Blues Brothers, The Natural, Sleepaway Camp II, etc. I pretty much love movies.
The Simpson's, Lost, Weeds, Entourage, The Family Guy, Transformers, 24, Adult Swim.
Crime and Punishment, Son of a Preacher Man, All Michael Crichton books, Salem's Lot, The Stand, Frankenstein, the Illiad, Great Expectations, Don Quixote.
"A hero is no braver than an ordinary man, but he is braver five minutes longer." -Ralph Waldo Emerson