Busy, busy, busy. Too busy (re: broke) for a social life.

I'm a typical guy, and yet I'm unlike any guy you've met.

Recently got my own place (sort of, having taken on the risk of a roommate), and am working night part-time at FedEx Ground whilst fretting over finding other funds to make rent and work out film gigs at the same time.

Attending Sac City this fall and am so close to completing my transfer requirement I can taste it. Feel free to stare at me funny should you catch me on campus. I'm only too happy to stare you down in return.

Procrastination. I've got it down to an art.

Oh, you meant practical talents? Well, I'm a decent cook, very good with cobbling together unconventional flavors. I'm rather fond of(and good with) a pencil, but we'll see how that evolves once my fingers heal.

Oh... I'm a MASTER at undressing you with my eyes! Hahahahahahahahahaah!

Depends on whether or not they see me with my clothes on or off.

Lessee, movies... There've a lot of relatively recent releases that captured my heart(and by recent, I mean in the last decade).

Payback, Lucky#Slevin, American Gangster, Sunshine, and Fight Club comprise the quintet of my all-time favorites. Other greats include Collateral, The Boondock Saints and REPO! The Genetic Opera (a new favorite).

(Update) Doctor Who, which isn't technically a movie, but is still bloody awesome.

My taste in books is far more selective, mostly because I don't read as much as I used to.

Madeline L'Engle's Time Quartet, Orson Scott Cards "The Lost Boys," J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter" series, Niccolo Macchiavelli's "The Prince." I'm also enjoying W.E.B. DuBois' "The Souls of Black Folk," Sun Tzu's "The Art of War," and about three others, simultaneously. I might be an A.D.D. case.

I consider comics to be just as important as conventional prose, and also enjoy various Alan Moore works(arguably the greatest comic writer ever), in "Watchmen" and "V for Vendetta", Grant Morrison(whose run on "New X-Men" was ahead of it's time), with "All-Star Superman". Mark Millar("Civil War," "Wanted"), and Garth Ennis("Preacher"). I'm also looking forward to collecting Kevin' Smith's run on Daredevil. Another great comic(but less comic-like than the others), is "Incognegro," a good story no man or woman of African descent should pass up. I've recently fallen in love with Neil Gaiman's "Sandman" series, and am looking forward to picking up "American Gods."

There isn't much I won't listen to, except country. Even then there are scant exceptions.

Garbage, Incubus, Fall Out Boy, Maroon 5, Alanis Morissette, Bone thugs N Harmony, Tupac, Eminem (Marshall Mathers LP and earlier, he lost his appeal as he blew up), Massive Attack, Bach, Beethoven. I'm sure there are more, but those are the ones that get most play.

You can ask me all about this one. Keep the conversation fresh. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

Whether or not I have a calling, and whether I'll know it when I see it.

... working.

Blow me, party boy.

Most private thing that I'm willing to admit?

I've a paralyzing fear of rejection.

If you're not looking for anything serious.