Greetings, People of Earth!

Hmm....This is a rather odd thing, isn't it ? Trying to give you an accurate impression of myself in a few paragraphs. Hmm. Lets see, I'm an English major. I like to write. At first glance, I might seem like the quiet type. But I can hold a conversation. I have a lot of opinions and not afraid to express them. I'm also somewhat of a nerd. I'm the sort of guy who can sit and watch a marathon of Star Trek TNG, or Star Wars (Just not the new ones). I do have an interest of Science and technology, especially astronomy. I spend a lot of time thinking of weird questions such as "How do vampires shave if they can't use mirrors ?" or "Goku vs. Superman ?" or other nerdy questions that people usually answer " who cares ?"

Hopefully, I want to get my degree and become an English teacher, spending my days explaining to annoyed teenagers the difference between "there", "their" and, "they're". My ultimate dream is to write a novel or a collection of short stories.

Anyway, that's all I can think of at any rate. Thanks for looking at my profile!

Living it..

Writing.

My glasses, usually

Ok Here it goes:

Movies:
Star Wars
Indiana Jones
The Dark Knight
LOTR
The Fifth Element
Clerks

Shows (Honestly, TV is kinda stale right now But there are few exceptions in no particular order that I'll watch when I've reached the zenith of boredom):

House
Curb your Enthusiasm
Louie
Community
Star Trek TNG mostly. Although DS9 is sort of interesting. I tend to stay away from Voyager, Janeway is creepy as hell.
Doctor Who
Game of Thrones ( Trying to catch up since I lost HBO awhile back).
Real Time with Bill Maher
The Daily Show
Conan
The Walking Dead.
South Park

Anime:
Dragon Ball Z
Big O
Fullmetal Alchemist (Both of them, although i have issues with the ending to the first anime)
Naruto
Paranoia Agent
Cromartie High School
Monster
Samurai 7
Samurai Champloo
Mushi-Shi
Wolf's Rain
Cowboy Bebop

I could go on, But You get the idea ;)

Books:
The Road- Cormac McCarthy
World War Z- Max Brooks
The Giver- Lois Lowery
On Writing- Stephen King
Death By Black Hole- Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson
Physics of the Future- Dr. Michio Kaku (I have a signed copy! )

Anything by Ray Bradbury or George Carlin

Music:

Oh, a Bit of everything.

Food: (See above)

1. Water
2. Oxygen
3. Food
4. A good Book

Maybe they should put a section of things I could do without, that'd be a fun list ;)

Ways to take over the worl.. eer.. I mean I think about life! the Universe and everything!

Seriously though, My brain is a hodge podge of random thoughts that are in no particular order (which is what "random" means... ) Anyway, I think that answers that.

At home; reading, surfing the net, writing.

I don't like Shakespeare, there I said it. Except for MacBeth and Hamlet and one or two of his poems. Other than that, most of his other stuff is a chore to read.

I'm a horrible English major.

-If You are open minded, and non-judgmental.

-Think science is awesome.

-If You wonder if androids dream of electric sheep.

-If you have a weird/interesting/witty question. The stranger the better, I love good questions, ie questions in which I have to actually sit down and think about.

- If you noticed the spelling error in the previous statement.

-Also: If You have No kids. Sorry, but I'm not to keen on taking care of someone's offspring. No disrespect to any single mothers out there. We can be friends, but nothing more than that.

-Bonus Points if you know the Konami code

Thanks for reading. Have a good day!