Topic: Brad Pitt movies

1. Fight Club
2. Inglorious Bastards
3. 12 Monkeys
4. The Devil's Own
5. Mr. and Mrs. Smith
6. Cutting Class
7. Snatch
8. Oceans 13
9. Seven Years in Tibet
10. Burn After Reading

Taxi Driver (also in my all-time top 5)

I talk to strangers constantly, online and in real life. Like almost everyone I enjoy attention and I dig it when people strike up a random conversation, male or female. There's nothing desperate about wanting to create a dialogue with someone new.

Comfort and personal preference, unless I'm trying to look dapper.

So my usual look is steel-toed boots, some Batman related t-shirt, a hoodie, and baggy jeans (do you have any idea it is to find jeans that fit since the whole skinny-jean thing became popular?).

Right now I'm wearing black, fuzzy pants and someone else's t-shirt.

Watched every single episode of Bunshin with my ex. We'd get stoned and sit at McD's for the free Wi-Fi.

Though I have no regrets, I could really do with all those hours back.

Scenes of a Sexual Nature

Different people like different things. You know... as if women were people too. It's trippy, but follow me on this.

I know girls who adore super-skinny guys, tall guys, short guys, big guys that have some fat on them, extremely muscular guys, and then there are those crazy women with their devil vagina magic who read books and recognize that the human form is in constant fluctuation.

I mean, I'm not "muscular", but I'm strong. I exercise by doing the things I like. I climb stuff, I skateboard, I write, and sometimes I fight.

This is like a thread saying that women who won't admit to only being attracted to men with beards are liars; it's an arbitrary, unrealistic, and temporal suggestion at best, and an ignorant lack of observation at worst.

That being said I'm totally getting in better shape, but that's because I just like exercising. Haha.

Well... I don't believe in the "soul", so no. "Love" at first sight... well, I don't exactly believe in the contemporary expressions of love, so that's a no go.

I do believe that you can become instantly infatuated with someone, but not even out of shared interests. There do seem to be those individuals that pass through our lives, and as we first experience them we have the sensation of wanting to consume their time - like Chuckie P said - "... a mutual addiction."

That type of thing has happened to me at least four times now.

But the idea that there's just someone waiting for you out there seems radically unsettling in a way, as if they're some static entity that isn't constantly changing the same way that you are.

Cyber stalked on this site (aggressively) at least two times. Girls create accounts and try to friend the people that I usually have any type of discourse with. Outside of this site, more than that. I've been stalked in real life.

"That's the thing about Narcissus, it's not that he's so ~~~~ing in love with himself, because he isn't at all, he ~~~~ing hates himself. It's that without that reflection looking back at him... he doesn't exist." - Alan Ball

Sin City

God, she's gorgeous in that film. The whole tequila/motel pool scene. Damn.

The Rules of Attraction

I've been dealing with this with every girl I've dated for the past 3-4 years. That's why it says that I'm looking for friendship. Honestly though, it's pretty much futile being jealous.

"Oh, thank Christ, you too?"

I ate a bunch of mushrooms a couple of months ago and came to in a cheap motel mumbling something about belonging in hell to a brunette.

“It had been a bad trip ... fast and wild in some moments, slow and dirty in others, but on balance it looked like a bummer. On my way back to San Francisco, I tried to compose a fitting epitaph. I wanted something original, but there was no escaping the echo of Mistah Kurtz' final words from the heart of darkness: "The horror! The horror! ... Exterminate all the brutes!” - Dr. Thompson

Hahahahaha.

The Beguiled

I was reading something a couple years back about a study being done that showed dramatic results indicating that a healthy sex life is more effective at combating depression than any known pharmaceutical for the majority of individuals.

No, I have no idea what study it was and I'm not looking it up. Psychologically, it's better, unless you're addicted.