I like movies, TV, comics, and the other kind of books (ya know, the ones with pictures.)
Music
Johnny Cash (especially the 5 CD set "Unearthed"), Prince, The Cure, The Cult, The Bravery, Hayseed Dixie, Matis Yahu, Elvis Presley, James Blunt, Lauryn Hill, Richard Cheese, Jason Mraz, Eminem, U2, Gnarls Barkley, David Bowie, George Strait, Flight of the Conchords, The Beatles, Garth Brooks, Sting, TQ, and lots of other stuff.
Movies
A lot. Really.
Television
"Arrested Development." Go buy it on DVD. NOW!!! You won't regret it. "Buffy The Vampire Slayer", "Angel", "Firefly". All from Joss Whedon. He's a genius. Believe me. "The Office" is... well, it's so real and awkward and funny that it's given me actual physical pain while watching. In a good way. And I'm starting to really like "30 Rock" in spite of Tina Fey. Everything that Tracy Morgan and Alec Baldwin do is gold. I also recommend "Smallville", "Justice League Unlitmited" and "Match Game 76".I'm sure there's more I'll think of later, so stay tuned.
I enjoyed CMT's Gone Country. Words can't describe how wonderful it was watching a sleep-walking Bobby Brown very nearly pee on Dee Snider from Twisted Sister.
Books
"Sandman" Vols 1 through 5 by Neil Gaiman. The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis. "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" books. I'm wading slowly through the complete works of William Shakespeare. "The Zombie Survival Guide" by Max Brooks. Just finished Johnny Cash's autobioigraphy, "Cash by Johnny Cash." "Invincible" by Robert Kirkman. And lots of other comics... I'm a geek.
And I'm just starting the "Harry Potter" books. I've seen the first three movies, but I think I'm going to hold off watching the rest until I've finished all the books.
I'm jumping around in book called "What is a Man?" It's an analysis of different aspects of manhood from the works of people like Chaucer, William Shakespeare, Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King, Kurt Cobain, and a slew of others I can't recall. It's an engaging, thought-provoking read. I could read the "What is a man?" soliloquy from Hamlet over and over and over. I may have it put on my tombstone.
Heroes
Johnny Cash, William Shatner, Jack Kirby, Joss Whedon, and the list of Lee's: Stan Lee, Jim Lee, Jason Lee, Jason Scott Lee, Lee Meriwether, Jae Lee, Lee Van Cleef, Geddy Lee, Tommy Lee, Ang Lee, Jet Li, Christopher Lee, Jerry Lee Lewis, Lee Marvin, Jamie Lee Curtis, Portia Di Rossi, Lee Majors, and Tommy Lee Jones.
Looking for an artist for a couple of different graphic novel ideas. They are very different from one another. One is a surreal, comedic semi-autobiography. The other is a political thriller with superheroes and slightly satirical undertones.
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About me: I was born in 1979. which basically means that the 80s were a wonderful blur to me. I like ninjas, comics, my black leather jacket, good tv, bad music, dirty jokes, math, spiders, and cats.
i dislike rednecks, little dogs, rednecks, ladybugs, rednecks, and most teenagers.
my favorite scar is on my left leg and is a beer-related injury.
i'm married. she's super hot and funny and way smarter than me, which basically means that i have no idea why she'd bother with me, but i won't argue with her about it. i've recently moved to kansas city, mo to be closer to her. i know approximately 7 people in this state, so if there's any nerds out there in the KCMO area that would like to talk nerdy things, gimme a holler.
These are my answers to the world famous questionnaire created by the great Bernard Pivot. Feel free to do it yourself or openly mock my answers. (I love that.)
1. What is your favorite word? Loquacious.
2. What is your least favorite word? No.
3. What turns you on creatively, spiritually or emotionally? Creatively, "Flowers on the Wall" by the Statler Brothers. Spiritually, "Johnny Cash Live at Folsom Prison." Emotionally, the movie "Love, Actually."
4. What turns you off? Short jokes.
5. What is your favorite curse word? F@#ck-rag.
6. What sound or noise do you love? The 20th Century Fox fanfare.
7. What sound or noise do you hate? The ringing of a telephone.
8. What profession other than your own would you like to attempt? Movie Director.
9. What profession would you not like to do? Grade School Teacher.
10. If Heaven exists, what would you like to hear God say when you arrive at the Pearly Gates? "I understand."
Who I'd like to meet: People. Mostly just smart, smart-ass people with varying opinions.Interesting people who know who Joss Whedon is and still think Han should have shot first. People who don't mind talking politics as long we all continue to realize that all politicians are crooks. People who understand that it's okay to like bad movies. (my favorite bad movie of all time is... well, why don't you ask me?) People who are odd, but not people that are odd just for the sake of being odd. People who are odd for the sake of being themselves. People who believe in... whatever, I don't care what. Just believe. People that love to laugh. People that won't make fun of me for loving MOULIN ROGUE. Intense, passionate people. Moral and creative people. Artists. Musicians. Writers. Creators. People that live to change the world around them. People that make me want to be a better me. Also, the greatest living actor in the world, William Shatner.
"The Deal and the Descent" is Back Pocket Productions' first ORIGINAL Production!
This tragi/comedy/drama/satire detective-crime-fiction-novel put-to-stage follows Charlie Cooke (played by Tommy Hampton), a reluctant hero with a heart of lead, through a time when the lines between right and wrong were easily rubbed out.
"The Deal and the Descent" opens March 27 and runs through the 29th at 7:30pm AND April 2nd through the 5th at 7:30pm tickets are $8 and $5 for students Back Poket Productions is located at 170 Ravine St.
Hot Springs, AR in The Pocket Theatre's subterranean stage (just go around back and down the stairs and look for the edgiest theatre in Arkansas) for more information, go to pockettheatre.com or call 623-8585 or 270-792-5052 or 501-701-0469 or 622-9736 or 802-2915
Yeah, that one. And yes, it showed your badge. Consider me impressed. I'm not sure exactly what time Paul was going to leave. He said Friday morning, but morning to me is anything before noon... He said he'd call and work out details when it was closer to date. I'm excited about coming up there!
So I got the e-mail about the movie thing. I think we were coming up there that night... Are you ditching us, or are we all supposed to go see it?? Also, I bought some leg-warmers last night.
Well, I ran into your brother today.. and he seems to think I'm riding with him to your party. But he said we would stay with you guys... If I could get off work, would that be okay with you and Adriane?
Okay then... small problem. I may not be able to go to the bachelor party. I'd asked off for the weekend before that... Ya know, because you told me it was that weekend. :| So other than all that, how's the wedding planning coming along?
Nooo... not Nov. 1. You said the weekend before Halloween. That's after. I know. Cause I called and asked and you called me back when I was at work and I wrote on the work calendar that I needed off October 25 and 26.
of course i picked up your great tunage!!...lol...im music obsessed, i have to try it all out...
yea...i worked on that poem not stop, for about 5 days straight...i just hope it doesnt sound to corny when i get older...haha
it has been to long since we have interacted...i hope it wont be too much longer...lee ann will have to get some dates arranged...but im doing pretty good...im at a new school and such...but it'll all work out eventually...
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