This thing is telling me I need a self-summary. I don't know what to put here. I could actually put something halfway relevant in here, but I think I'd rather just add whatever random crap pops into my head... or not, because this right here is apparently long enough.

Yeah, I'm not really trying on this.

I recently moved from Oklahoma to Colorado. I'm also a licensed EMT... in Oklahoma. It's interesting to say the least, but it wasn't really for me. At the moment I'm just going to be going back to school at Front Range once the spring semester starts and then I'll hopefully be moving on to a four-year school once I finish up there.

I don't know if I'd call myself "really good" at much. I'm kind of like a jack of all trades but master of none. One of the few things everyone says I'm great at is remembering useless crap. Most of my friends seem to think I should go on Jeopardy... and I'm starting to seriously consider it.

I "look like Jesus." Just, please, don't tell me that. It got old within months of first hearing it... when I was 19. I'm 23 now. Frankly, four years of that is more than enough. I don't know how much longer that will last though, I'm really starting to lean toward getting my hair cut short for the first time since I was in high school. I'm just thinking of doing something different, you know?

Also, the following is usually one of the last things people notice since you can't see it from more than about three feet away. I'm only including it because I think it's interesting even if it sounds cliche... My eyes, but not for the reasons you may think. My pupils are two different sizes.

Books: I'm not exactly a literary heavyweight. I read, but probably not as much as I should. Orwell is probably my favorite author and lately I've been on a bit of a Kerouac kick, but other than that my favorites are probably Watchmen, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, My Sweetest Victory, Napalm and Silly Putty, and Flat Out Flat Broke. I've also been known to look through my old EMT textbook whenever I'm bored.

Movies: I can watch just about anything apart from slasher flicks that are simply violence for violence's sake and completely over-the-top chick flicks. That being said, there's nothing wrong with the occasional horror film and I can even stand your average romantic comedy that makes your testosterone levels drop if you make it through the entire thing. As for favorite genres, I'm a huge fan of mob films (think Goodfellas or the Godfather series), those schmaltzy sports movies Disney has started churning out in the last ten years or so, and just about anything by Studio Ghibli or Pixar. If the mood strikes I can also waste an entire day watching film noir, something by the Coen Brothers, and there's never anything wrong with mindless comedy if it's not something on par with what you'd expect from 1000 chimps sitting at 1000 typewriters.

Music: Specificly, at the moment I'm mostly into the following bands: Manic Street Preachers, Oasis, Dropkick Murphys, U2, The Beatles, John Lennon, Pulp, New Order, Joy Division, Primal Scream, Stone Roses, David Bowie, The Velvet Underground, and to a lesser extent Blur, Roxy Music, Nirvana, Muse, Depeche Mode, and The Killers. In general, a lot of Britpop with some punk, classic rock, grunge, and the odd bit of metal or electronica thrown in.

Food: I can handle most stuff as long as it's not very spicy or has a noticeable amount of anything I have deemed "weird." In other words, I never outgrew that phase we all have when we're five years old and we're incredibly picky but I don't like to admit it.

Oxygen, shelter, sustenance, clothing, some form of transportation, and something to listen to. Silence bothers me.

My mind tends to wander. If you ask me what's on my mind repeatedly you'd probably get a different answer every few minutes. Some may call it ADD.

It varies. I stay at home and just watch a movie or something more often than not, but it's not like I'm a homebody. About the only Friday night things I ever really plan are game nights with one of my friends and her parents about once a month or so. Other than that it's pretty much "whatever I feel like doing and isn't prohibitively expensive."

I thought that Ride of the Valkyries was called "Kill the Wabbit" until I was about 12... because of Looney Tunes.

If you think there's some common ground on which to start a conversation or if you simply feel like it. I know, I know, hardly an original answer.