Words, Ghosts, Ideas, Philosophy, Art, Fate, Destiny, The Universe, Stars, All aspects of Death, People, Smiles, You, Me, Life, Aliens, Music, Unique things, Strange things, Waiting, Observing, Learning, Planning for Spare of the moment, Love, Heartbreak, Everything inbetween, Hope, Despair, Desolation, Absolution, Endings, Beginnings, Progress, Hard Work, Self Teachings, Patience, Slow Living, Melancholic.
Music
...AND YOU WILL KNOW US BY THE TRAIL OF DEAD
30 Seconds To Mars
Alien Ant Farm
Alkaline Trio
Angels And Airwaves
Aqualung
Armor For Sleep
Bjork
Blink 182
Blue October
Boxcar Racer
Coldplay
Corvo
Creed
Evanescence
Fallout Boy
Fightstar
Fort Minor
Freddie Mercury
Good Charlotte
Gorrilaz
Greenday
Killing Joke
Less Than Jake
Limp Bizkit
Linkin Park
Lostprophets
Manic Street Preachers
Marilyn Manson
Melanie Chisholm
Moby
Modest Mouse
Muse
My Chemical Romance
Nightwish
NIN
Nirvana
Papa Roach
Placebo
Puddle of Mudd
Queen
Ramstein
REM
Robbie Williams
Snow Patrol
Staind
Straylight Run
Sum 41
The Killers
The Offspring
The Rasmus
The Transplants
Yellowcard
Movies
I can watch to anything and everything. But these
are the films that inspire me as a human
being:
A.I.
A Beautiful Mind
Amelie
Animatrix
Big Fish
The Blade Trilogy
Clockwork Orange
Drop Dead Fred
Falling Down
Edward Scissorhands
Fight Club
Final Destination 1 & 2
Garden State
Gothika
Hellboy
Holy Man
I Robot
K-PAX
Swordfish
The Astronaut Farmer
The Beach
Butterfly Effect
The Crow
The Death of a Salesman
The Grudge
The Mask
The Matrix Trilogy
Minority Report
Pitch Black
Reign of Fire
Anything directed by Tim Burton
V For Vendetta
White Noise
X-Men 1,2,3
Television
I have little or no time for television these
days. But I will watch anything intelligent or
with an amazing story, like:
Lost
NCIS
The 4400
Dr Who
House
Numb3rs
CSI
Books
Isaac Asimov
Terry Pratchett
Iain M. Banks
Hunter S. Thompson
I would've liked to have added more authors and
novelists here, but, if I'm honest, I've only
just become interested in reading again. I'm
sure, over time, I'll add more names here as I
discover them.
Heroes
Isaac Asimov
Albert Einstein
Gandhi
Hunter S. Thompson
Marilyn Manson
Michael Stipe
John Travlolta
Morpheus (The Matrix)
Kevin Spacey
Zach Braff
Tom Delonge
Matt Skiba
Moby
Mike Shinoda
Kurt Cobain
Anyone with a unique idea and/or philosophy.
Benjamin's Details
Status:
Married
Here for:
Friends
Orientation:
Straight
Hometown:
Chelmsford, England.
Body type:
6' 2" / Average
Ethnicity:
White / Caucasian
Religion:
Other
Zodiac Sign:
Scorpio
Smoke / Drink:
No / No
Children:
Someday
Education:
Some college
Benjamin's Schools
Plume School
Maldon, United Kingdom
Graduated: 1998
Student status: Alumni
Degree: High School Diploma
1993 to 1998
Benjamin is optimistic (Everything happens for a reason,, no mater what the outcome.) Posted at 2:23 PM Oct 7 view more
About me: I like the same things everyone else does, and could spend forever listing them. But I won't. In honest truth, more than anything, I like ideas. An idea is the forefront of human creation. It can move things in ways you'd never have known. But having said that, my favorite part of an idea is that it can change things. I see ideas in the world every day. Even society and civilisation is based on the idea that we can become more than simply animals/mammals and have a fully functioning world.
DAYDREAM
My head is in the clouds,
Escaping from reality.
My attention is in outerspace,
And not where it's supposed to be.
Dreaming of being so lost
In a neverending place.
Be content with nothing;
Pushing my existence
For the thrill of the chase.
Reality will always be real.
I cannot avoid what I feel.
Into my place every night,
I have Infinity in my sight.
The Three Laws Of Robotics
1. A robot may not injure a human being, or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
2. A robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
I love ideas of the future. I can spend days imagining how things can change and be so different from how they are today. I'd like to find an idea that I could spend my entire life working at, helping it evolve and become more integrated into this world; one true idea that would help change something and make it work.
I'm also very much interested in Space exploration. Maybe it's the dreamer/adventurer side of me that is rarely seen. The Universe is the only thing that has yet to be fully explored. We have telescopes and satellites to see so far already, but the real challenge is manned exploration to the stars. If we believe enough, it is a common goal that can put our differences aside for the good of the species as a whole. It is not a competition between countries to get up into deep space first. The stars aren't going anywhere. Imagine what could be achieved if we all worked together and made it happen.
My friends are my friends because they are understanding and inspiring to how the world is around me. They have taught me about how to be a better human being just by being them. My closest friends who know me inside out have shown me that it's okay to be me, no matter how random and strange it could get. My family are wonderful. They are the ones who I try to make proud with everything I do. Especially since I am no longer in the youngest generation of family. It's a part of getting older and growing up.
The Human Race is the most real thing there is. I have known that for a long while. It is the only thing that should matter. We are amazing, unique, and intelligent. We can be great if we see past differences, and stop finding ever more ways to divide ourselves in our imperfect civilised society.
But I am not blind or ignorant. I know, accept and believe in a higher power. Outside of our Human world, there are laws of physics and nature that make the world we live in work. Physicists have spent their entire lives studying the way things are in the hope to understand the world around us. It is a force of nature that spreads throughout and around the universe we are in. It is a force that is just as alive as we are. There are rules and laws of which we are slowly learning.
Who I'd like to meet: Anyone and everyone. I like to learn from life
and learn from people.
A friend once told me that she had a conversation
with someone that she is now quite close with.
The first thing they talked about were her
beliefs and convictions. It wasn't what she had
expected, and not what we'd expect. But the
reason for this starter topic was that his
philosophy of friendship is that the best way to
know a person is by knowing what they believe.
Within the human spirit, the beliefs and faith of
a person is one of the strongest parts of the
human being. Faith is the ideal of Hope. I agree
with that.
I don't judge freinds by their beliefs though.
For me to really know a person, I watch the art
they create. It is my Friendship Philosophy that
anyone can create a piece of art. It doesn't
matter how bad you think it might be. Art is not
a competition. In whatever form, beauty and
vision comes from the heart and soul of that
person. I can see who someone really is by what
they create. Even if you're set the task of
making a piece of art, and choose not to take it
seriously, that will still define who you
are.
Having said that, I really would like to meet
anyone and everyone. There are over 300 Billion
people in this world right now. Throughout your
entire lifetime, you'll be extremely lucky if you
meet even just 0.00001% of that, which is just
300,000 people. Make each person you ever meet
count as a friend. Make a good impression, and
learn from each person you meet. You'd be
surprised how much information you've already
picked up by just listening and learning from
others.
I appreciate your comments and love - I try hard to return the love but sometimes it gets overwhelming. You are always in my heart and please remember your importance to me.
OMG Ben that is awesome! Your in the states that Amazing! How do you like Texas? It's Big! Married!? Congratulations that is so exciting! Wow Wow Wow! I'm just so happy for you! Of course I will add you to my preferred. I only do it occasionally but totally you are always welcome to read! I have not been blogging as much lately, I've turned my attention to Photography and have been making a delightful go at it as a business. I enjoy it immensly. But I will share some images on there from time to time. Keep in touch I'm glad you are in the states now. Maybe one day you and your sweetheart can make it to Montana for a vacation. I would love for you to get to see "Gods country" it's scene after scene of inspiration :P
Sorry it's been so long since I've stopped by. I am finally back in the swing of things. I hope you've been well! You'll be seeing a lot more of me soon!
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"We tend to forget that happiness doesn't come as a result of getting something we don't have, but rather of recognizing and appreciating what we do have." -- Frederick Keonig
“Through humor, you can soften some of the worst blows that life delivers. And once you find laughter, no matter how painful your situation might be, you can survive it.” -- Bill Cosby
“If I had my life to live over, I would start barefoot earlier in the spring and stay that way later in the fall. I would go to more dances. I would ride more merry-go-rounds. I would pick more daisies.” -- Nadine Stair
"It takes a lot of courage to release the familiar and seemingly secure, to embrace the new. But there is no real security in what is no longer meaningful. There is more security in the adventurous and exciting, for in movement there is life, and in change there is power." -- Alan Cohen