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Stephen Hawking's A brief history of time. I could almost hear his robotic sounding simulated voice while I was reading it.

Legion - totally sucked. Had promise but ended being completely incoherent. Daybreakers - Run in the mill suspense flick with a clever plot Avatar - AWESOME Sherlock Holmes - classic whodunit, actually fell asleep watching it

Anything Yngwie Malmsteen. That guy does not know what simple and easy is.

Matis Yahu, Chemical Brothers and Crystal Method. Very powerful stuff.

Does music count? How about Rubic's cubing?

They say Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon album coincides with The Wizard of Oz. Pretty cook don't you think. Like having a rock n roll score of a classic.

I think it's pointless to say "true love". If we attach the adjective "true" to it, it makes the opposite possible: "false love". If false love exists then it is not love, therefore cannot exist. If false love cannot exist then neither can true love. There is only love, neither true nor false.

One thing I look for in Science fiction is coherent mythology. Flesh it out not so that it is possible but instead plausible.

I watch Chuck and The Big Bang theory. They are both hilarious. I'm a geek deep down so I can really relate to the characters.

I love it when my belly aches because I can't stop laughing. Best feeling in the world.