We love to hang out with good, honest people. There are no exceptions to that rule. We don't go out as much as much as we used to, but it's just another changing step up on our long journey through this life together.
Tripping out on colors, sounds, love and everything else in between this life. Spontaneity is great, but we are starting to learn more about planning and orginization as we take on more responsibilities. We're always defining and redefining ourselves. How else can you grow as an individual? Don't look up to us - we're just as lost in the head as you are!
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Who I'd Like to Meet:
The balancer of nature.
Those who speak truths, are respectful, and can be real with themselves as well as others.
Those who remember me and can help me to remember myself.
Anyone who knows how to love themselves.
Sarcastic monkeys and passive Homo Erecti welcome, however, I will not add you just to add you.
Be significant.
TONY JAA KICKS ASS!!!Tony Jaa
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Aren't we ALL a bit ecclectic?
I must ROCK out. I have a preference for DIRTY SEATTLE ROCK when in the mood for some inspiration and mental cleansing, although some hard-core industrial will suffice me brainwaves. I'll bounce around to just about anything when the buzz is right. I have a weakness for 80's music (new wave and 80's pop) as well as old school Country. We're both suckers for acoustic guitar (the
and Alice in Chains Unplugged albums RULE!) and if I hear any music with a violin in it,
I have a tendency to want to close my eyes and just listen. Blow up the outside world.
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..most anything with Christopher Walken, Milla Jovovich, Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore, Jim Carrey, Janeane Garofalo, Johnny Depp, Molly Ringwald, Duane Johnson, Bruce Lee, Al Pacino or Vince Vaughn.
Namedrops
(in no particular order):
Seven Swords
50 First Dates
The Matrix (all 3)
Mad Love
Beaches
Amadeus
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures
Memento
Natural Born Killers
Baoh
Edward Scissorhands
Spriggan
Dumb and Dumber
All Dogs Go To Heaven
Godforsaken
A Clockwork Orange
Back to the Future (all 3)
Indiana Jones (all 3)
Donnie Darko
What's eating Gilbert Grape?
Pecker
Bottle Rocket
The Notebook
Kung Fu Kids
Rain Man
The Land Before Time
The Color Purple
Adventures in Babysitting
Most 80's teen movies
Anything that makes you think, believe, dream or that will seemingly ignite a spark of hope for this doomed generation of regurgitated brand names...
I enjoy living vicariously through the adventures shown on the Travel Channel. Can't help but to catch up on some knowledge via the History & Discovery Channels (I know, I know...'educational' programs can be biased and not completely factual, but it's still semi-informative). I love The Simpsons and Cartoon Network's 'Adult Swim'. I also love LOVE LOVE this Irish guy, but haven't caught a show in over a year...is it still even on?:
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Piers Anthony books are a favorite. Tom Robbins is another good author because he writes the way I imagine that he talks. Timeline was an excellent read but HORRIBLE movie just like so many others.
Currently reading Carrion Companion by Dan Simmons. I always mean to get around to writing about books that I've read...maybe after this one, I'll find time to let y'all know what I thought about the book. It's pretty meaty and will take me a while since I just can't seem to concentrate lately (a lot going on)...
Those who have paved the way so that we may make our own paths.
Those with the ability to change, adapt and grow.
Those who make mistakes and really learn from them.
Peacekeepers, peacemakers, fighters and backbones of families - keep up the good work. Fight the good fight...