Snowboarding, Elegant Code, Art of all kinds (I wish I had tallent in this area), Beer (not including the watery stuff they advertise on TV), Guitar, People who think and/or see things differently than me, a healthy level of bitterness in people (people who act happy all the time just come across as ingenuine), Black Coffee, and Dark Chocolate.
Just people I've met in person. I really only use MySpace as a way to keep in touch with the various people I know around the world.
I can enjoy just about everything (depending on my mood) except Country. As of late, I've been rapt with music that can capture my soul and take it on a journey. Sounds dramatic, I know, but that's the best way I can describe it. Most recently that's consisted of Fogey , Conjure One, Mum, Thievery Corporation, Zero 7 & Muse. I've also been digging on Thom Yorke's new album, Carey Ott, Atmosphere, Broken Social Scene, Eagles of Death Metal, Eyedea & Abilities, Frou Frou, Iron & Wine, J5, Massive Attack, Immortal Technique, Menomena, Mylene Pires, Sage Francis, Radiohead, The Streets, & Talib Kweli.
Little Miss Sunshine, A Scanner Darkly, Vanilla Sky, Closer, V for Vendetta, Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas, Requim for a Dream, Donnie Darko, Garden State, Loose Change 2nd Edition, Why We Fight, Fight Club, Brick, The Princess Bride, The Ballad of Ricky Bobby.
I hardly ever watch TV anymore. When I get the chance though, I love The Daily Show with John Stewart and The Colbert Report. I also enjoy the occasional Robot Chicken, Venture Brothers, Family Guy, or Aqua Teen Hunger Force episode. Sadly, I've also fallen prey to both Lost and 24.
Atlas Shrugged, Blink, The Davinci Code, Lord of the Rings Trillogy and The Hobbit, & Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy Trilliogy (all 5). I also read a fair amount of non-fiction that most of you would probably find painfully boring (Brian Greene, Albert Einstein, and a good variety of software development / coding / algorithmic type books).
Anyone wearing a t-shirt with the words "Your Hero" printed on the front in large, friendly letters, and anyone who dares to take the necessary risks in order to make something of themselves.