 My favorite diaries:
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superpaige profile - diary |
| comments: my girlfriend, Paige. Sometimes we write about each other, but nothing really specifically. But I love her, so you should too. |
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rml24601 profile - diary |
| comments: the kooky adventures of a NY area gal who dosn't update much, but has a lot of funny one paragraph entries |
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majnoon profile - diary |
| comments: My good friend Jerry. He's a thorough writer, but not much of a risk-taker. |
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homox profile - diary |
| comments: My cousin chuck. Entries guaranteed to shock and amuse. |
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nanookieny profile - diary |
| comments: Joann, chucks friend, she is from my hometown too and moved to NYC to live on her own, so you know she's not your typical gal. She's struggling with a lot and very honest in her diary. |
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and profile - diary |
| comments: christina from louisiana, she's quirky and a lot like me, so of course I think she's grand. |
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reamer profile - diary |
| comments: a good friend of mine, this guy is a trip. he's hard to explain. |
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subway-thief profile - diary |
| comments: "and's" other site. |
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usinclair profile - diary |
| comments: Dave is a funny mo-fo, fo-sho. Okay, that was lame, but this diary isn't. |
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absolutewhat profile - diary |
| comments: amber, a friend of christina's. This is like a real diary, with uncertainty and inner thoughts and all that jazz. |
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tbonetrav profile - diary |
| comments: another guy from my hometown |
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fadein profile - diary |
| comments: Bill is another funny writer type guy from chicago, who lives with Jonny. |
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onlyson profile - diary |
| comments: Clyde. He's been a friend of mine since high school. Man is it strange to remember how long ago that was. |
My favorite music: |
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The Offspring |
| comments: not typical punk, but they still are to me. they have 5 albums, not just 2 pop hits. listen to the words. |
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Millencolin |
| comments: fav. band right now. the name is a play on the word "melancholy" but their music is anything but. Band's swedish, they sing in english but with a cool accent. |
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Knapsack |
| comments: Emo band. Emo is punk/alternative/sensitive/angry all at once. They broke up, but released 3 great, rarely heard albums. |
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311 |
| comments: A favorite band. Positive message. Layered, complex sound with punk/rap/reggae/rock all in there. |
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Bad Religion |
| comments: Over a dozen albums, been around for years, I can't begin to tell you how smart these guys are. Socially Conscious Music. I capitalize that because it's truly that important. |
My favorite movies: |
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Clerks |
| comments: Great movie, funny, independent, true. People really talk like that. Nothing extravagant or calculated, yet still groundbreaking. |
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Chasing Amy |
| comments: See above comment, same writer/director. Great love story, lots of true stuff, funny. |
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Akira |
| comments: I'm not a big anime fan, but this movie has style, and lots of it. Motorcycle racing, comic book type stuff, first of it's kind. |
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American Beauty |
| comments: Never head it mentioned, but this movie has a transcendentalist theme in there. This film is not sad it is happy, even "beautiful". Valuable moral lesson to be learned here. This movie IS literature. |
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Fight Club |
| comments: Hard. Fast. Visceral. This movie is art. It shows you how men think, defies convention, and reminds us we're still animals. |
My favorite authors: |
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R.A. Salvatore |
| comments: This is 90 percent fluff reading. Lots of buckling-of-swashes here buddy. Fantasy/medieval setting, kickass battle scenes and tons of great characters. |
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Bruce Lee |
| comments: I'm not crazy about his movies or martial arts in general, but his philosophy is like no other. |
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Henry Rollins |
| comments: A role-model of sorts. His writing is manic, heavy, and sometimes oppressive, but always good and often funny. |
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Emerson/Thoreau |
| comments: The transcendentalists. Influential, brilliant men, way ahead of their time. I find their work useful/uplifting/and honest. |
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Walt Whitman |
| comments: Actually a poet, but still a great guy. The happiest,most passionate guy to ever put pen to paper, also a transcendentalist, also intelligent. (See a pattern here?) |
