I'm like the Energizer Bunny, but without the rabbit, because I can't have pets in my apartment, and I also accidentally bought Duracell batteries. Dammit. ;)

Anyways, I live on my own, and I'm enjoying doing my own thing and being independent.

I'm generally a walking encyclopedia with anything regarding rock music, except for the stuff I don't know anything about ;) haha. I play bass, sing well in the shower, and occasionally write my own music. I've traveled to England for two weeks - one on my own, and had a blast. I'd do it again in a heartbeat!

I also have very mild cerebral palsy, but it only (and not too badly at all) affects my legs, and nothing else. I think it puts me at an advantage because it weeds out shallow people. I surprise people sometimes by laughing at my disability. It's the sexiest of the cerebral palsy's.

I also can make some mean spaghetti, soft tacos, and pulled pork sandwiches. My true cooking talents lie in PB&J sandwiches, though. They're an artform, y'know?

I do find that I'm level-headed in general as well. I measured once, with a leveler and...I have no idea where I'm going with this :/. I'm interested in meeting new and interesting people while having a great time.

This section is really long.

I'm currently working at an oil field contracting company doing computer tech support, and and am saving my money so I can eventually own my own home, as well as travel the world. I've also recently gotten into photography a bit.

I'm quite a good bass player and singer, though I would like to be a better bassist than I already am (which will always be the case, no matter how far I progress, haha.)
Other things I'm good at include:
- Getting weird looks from people involved in public transportation when I listen to comedians on my ipod with my headphones.
- Making people laugh

Generally I think what people notice about me first is my sense of humor, which is never sarcastic. I'm also a pretty happy guy most of the time and I've had many people tell me that I'm very mature for my age.

With books, I like biographies and autobiographies on musicians. I used to read the dictionary when I was bored, as a young whippersnapper in ~grade 4, which could be either taken as awesome, or dorky, your pick.

Movies:
I love generally anything by Quentin Tarantino and Tim Burton. The Big Lebowski is a fave of mine, too. I'll go for any genre but I'd say that I generally stick to drama and comedies.

Music:
I'm a huge fan of Muse, The Who, Rush, NIN, Jack White, Yes, and Led Zeppelin, and I can't go a day without listening to music. I enjoy pretty much anything except for Rap and Dubstep. Aside from those two genres, I can go from Loretta Lynn to Nine Inch Nails in a heartbeat.

http://www.last.fm/user/Travisx2112

I don't really have six things I could do without, but I love music, so I couldn't be without my iPod or my records. I also like having my phone handy, too. I also couldn't live without pets or my family.

I tend to spend a lot of time thinking about new ways to write interesting music, I suppose. Along with that, pondering the many mysteries of the world.

Also, "Pre-heating" isn't "pre" anything; It's just heating. :|

I'm generally up for anything, be it relaxing, going out to a new movie, just going out on the town, polka dancing* or going for a bite to eat somewhere new. I do have a very typical 8-5, Monday to Friday work schedule, so I have a lot of free time on my hands. Maybe too much? Haha.

*just kidding, not really.

My belt holds up my pants, and my pants have belt loops that hold up the belt. What the fuck's really goin' on down there? Who's the real hero? I still haven't figured it out.

You read some, most, or all of that, found me interesting, and would like to know more. Or you like pizza and Mitch Hedberg jokes.