I play guitar, write, sing & record songs (though not nearly as often as I used to), I collect rare music bootlegs (See below), enjoy digital photography, and working on my web sites.
I love movies (see below)
...video games... I play PS3 online regularly (Call of Duty World At War, Resident Evil 5 etc.), so if you've got a PS3, let's play!
I created a level for the game "Little Big Planet" which you can play if you have the game, and a PS3. My level's called "Quest Of The YoYo God".
...also I love ...yo-yo'ing...
I know a few hundred tricks perhaps, which means I may know more than you, but this isn't bragging, as long as I clarify that in the yoyo community I'm no more than a slightly above-average amateur.
and The Cutting Edge, Mary Poppins, The Sound Of Music, Say Anything, The Music Man, The Wizard Of Oz, My Fair Lady, Fried Green Tomatoes, That Night, Peggy Sue Got Married, Groundhog Day, Switch, Titanic, The Man Who Knew Too Little, and The Matrix, among many others.
Buffy The Vampire Slayer is the best damn show EVER produced.
I've been to a four Buffy Sing-a-longs, which are theater showings of the "Once More With Feeling" musical episode, done with audience participation, kind of like Rocky Horror. They were doing them at The Loft until recently, when licensing issues put a (hopefully only temporary) stop to it.
I love Joss Whedon's other shows - Angel
and Firefly too (Joss is the master!). If you haven't seen his musical sensation "Dr.Horrible" yet, check it out. Now they're doing Dr.Horrible sing-a-longs at the loft. Fun stuff!
Eliza's show "Tru Calling" was awesome. I haven't seen "Dollhouse" yet, but know I'll love it. I also loved The 4400, Jericho, The Pretender, and Dead Like Me. I don't watch a lot of current TV stuff, but I do love (the new) Battlestar Galactica, Smallville, Heroes, Prisonbreak, Lost, Dexter, The Office, The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Psych, Robot Chicken, South Park, and My Name Is Earl. So no, I'm not much of a TV watcher.
Books
I don't read much (really), but have some favorites, which have pretty much all been time-travel related. The top is probably "Time and Again" by Jack Finney
or possibly "Replay" by Ken Grimwood.
Of course "Bid Time Return" by Richard Matheson (the book on which Somewhere In Time was based). And the "Outlander" series by Diana Gabaldon was fantastic. Also, "The Door Into Summer" by Robert Heinlein.
Heroes
.. are delicious sandwiches
SOME LINKS ...
Accidental Attack On Aircraft Carrier - What did you do on your Summer vacation? Visiting Croton April 2007 - Pics from a trip my Mom and I took to Croton. Visiting Croton October 2006 - Pics from my first trip to Croton, NY to visit my brother Chris and his wife Megan. Snow In Tucson! - Some pictures I took of that ultra-rare white flaky stuff which fell from the sky! The Yoology Student's Resource - YoYo web site links, books, videos, etc. Romantic Vintage Postcards - My brother put together this e-card site using vintage postcards from my collection. WikiTree.com - A fantastic family history and networking site, created by my brother Chris. If you haven't started using WikiTree yet, you will soon, so why not get ahead of the game and start now? Document your life, your biography, family history, and archive all your family photos, and it's all FREE. It's a wonderful thing! The Best Of Wells Maine - A Wells Maine tourist resource that my Dad and Step-Mom maintain. Custommade.com - An inernet venture of my Dad's, where custom woodworkers can find customers, and vise-versa. Printable
Family Tree Diagrams - From my brother's new family tree / family networking site WikiTree.com. Fun4.com - A collector's site. Do you collect something? Faithfully Yours - My tribute to the most beautiful dead girl I never knew... silent movie actress Mary Miles Minter. Fitchburg High Memories - Ken Jones' effort to help Fitchburg High School graduates (like me) remember each other, and their alma mater. Mad Libs - Or 'Crazy Libs' ..whatever.. always an entertaining diversion. I used to do these as a kid with my friends, and we'd laugh our asses off. The Dialectizer - Another one just for fun, but seriously, this thing is hilarious. You've got to try it. Digirati Studios - My friend Roger Shepard's personal and business site. Visit me on Facebook - For those of you who happen to prefer that over MySpace (God forbid).
Ted's Details
Status:
Divorced
Here for:
Dating, Friends
Orientation:
Straight
Hometown:
Originally: Fitchburg, Massachusetts.
Body type:
5' 9" / Average
Ethnicity:
White / Caucasian
Religion:
Christian - other
Zodiac Sign:
Aquarius
Education:
High school
Occupation:
Airline Customer Service
Ted's Schools
Fitchburg High
Fitchburg,Massachusetts
Graduated: 1987
Student status: Alumni
Degree: High School Diploma
1984 to 1987
Ted is playing Resident Evil 5 and loving it. Posted at 7:25 PM May 12 view more
This player is pretty much packed with an odd assortment of tunes I currently like. And if you want, you can hear me sing and play guitar by selecting ...
"I Like You Too", Written and performed by me
"House At Pooh Corner" by Kenny Loggins, Performed by me
"Now That You're Away", Written and performed by me
"Aubrey" by Bread, Performed by me
"Homeward Bound" Performed by me, written by Paul Simon
I recorded them at home on a 4-Track, and I don't know what I'm doing, so .. in case they sound like crap to you ..well, that's why. Of course..if they sound great, it's because I did it myself, and I'm a professional.
Note: If you don't see the music player, you just see a black box, you're probably using Internet Explorer 6. Upgrade to version 7.
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Who I'd like to meet: Inhabitants of Earth with similar tastes and interests to me, and of same or similar species.
Hey Ted! I was just having a chance to enjoy all of YOUR music on your player on here!! It is awesome! I really need to keep in touch better!! Hope everything is going well down in the SW!! Miss you guys!!
Heya Sweet Pea! What's up? I'm not sure if I've told you yet or not, but as of Feb 11th I'll be working nights again. Your gonna *have* to call me! YAY... I can't wait!
Hey Yo-Yo Man,
Thanks so much for the snow pics. The last time I remember snow in Tucson was 1995. I've been wanting to take my son to see snow for a while, of course it's after I move to Phoenix that it finally snows in Tucson again! ARGH! Thanks again!
Annice
Dude,I'm diggin your rendition of Aubrey, and that "Now that You're Away" kicks ASS! ..haha.. I'm totally gonna make you sing for me next time you call. :-D
Thanks for the Happy Halloween!! How you doin?? I hope everything is great with you in the big AZ!!! It's really cold up here now.. I had Ice on my walkway to work! Yay!!!