I love to try new things, I'm finally out of my shell of eighteen years, and I'm sick of living at home, scoping the apartment scene and the cheapo job scenes as of right now. I'm INTERESTED in finishing my CIS programming degree by December 2004, and INTERESTED in finishing my CIS networking degree by December 2005, I might skip the second degree if I land any job that nets me between twenty five to thirty five grand a year, that doesn't detract from having a social life or a companion to do new things with.(Stuff I'ld like to try:) Rock climbing, Snow boarding, cliff diving/gliding, surfing, and just about anything that doesn't include me sitting in front of the computer I'll be working eight to ten hours a day in front of.(This says interests, and I wrote it back in the 03/04 schoolyear heh) (I have finished pretty much everything in the interests section, and now I'm interested in Birthpangs RPG, at http://www.birthpangs.com/rpg The creator has just released the first novel entitled Fidelis, wicked cool eh!?)
Anyone and everyone, you're all out there.
I used to be a hopeless romantic, and I want to remain one 'til the end of my days.
One Phrase: Jethro Tull Ian Anderson is the lead singer of the great band, well, I've expanded my horizons a lot, and have so many rock band names floating in my head right now, that I could swim in myself... if... that were possible... Dun Dun Dunnnn.... anyway, lotsa lotsa bands, if they're really 'bands' and skilled, I love 'em. Found this new one called Virgil that's like a mix of Evanessence, Lacuna Coil, and A Perfect Circle, it freaking rocks! well, it's not technically new... anyway.... yeah.
Going back to the old school version of this list... All Lord of the Rings movies (Including the old animated versions) Wizards, Willow, Legend, Labyrinth, Princess Bride, Donnie Darko, Robin Hood Men in Tights, Anything else by Mel Brooks, The 'real' three Star Wars movies... Robin Hood (Disney Version with animal cartoon casting) Monty Python and the Quest for the Holy Grail. There are so many good movies out there, and so many that I yet want to see, oh yeah, Shrek and Shrek 2 were great, Scooby Doo and Scooby Doo 2... I'm wierd that way :P
Anything you can see by picking up a pair of ol' rabbit ears for your boob-tube ie: local programming, as Eric might quote in That 70's show, Some people call me the space cowbow... some people call me the gangsta of love.. or not, anyway, I don't catch any shows on a regular occasion, I don't actually like TV, it's just my PC is right next to one, so I hear a lot of TV lol ( I finally no longer have to watch television, I moved out and live on my own in Milwaukee! :) )
Brian Jacques Redwall Novels are incredible. (Come to think of it, anything with lycanthropes, Anthropomorphic beings, or furry creatures as a main character I usually like.)Piers Anthony's Xanth Novels are so hillarious, but a bit tedious sometimes because in one or two of his books he overtones the adult humor.I've read some by terry brooks, some by dean coontz, some by Robert Jordan, some by R. A. Salvatore, Anne Mcaffrey, and many more. (Mark Twain of course, Tolkien before the movie craze of course, and any required literature.)
Actually, I used to have a copout answer here... but I do have heroes, and you people know everyday who you are, you save me and eachother, for that I respect you. Yeah, I used to have this long definition of a hero here, like I said, if you define hero's as someone who goes out day in and day out, sticking their necks on the line, then every cop, every government worker (it's a hazardous job being related to the US government these days :P) fire fighters, rescue teams, doctors, they're all heroes... but that's not what it is to me, I respect and love people in general, and I think we're all a little heroic down deep... g'luck in life guys, everyone... be safe.