Nobuo Uematsu.



"To Zanarkand." (Fine, I like game music.)



Not a big rides person. Ferris wheels are fun when you have a nice night and a nice girl. There's also a ride called the "Fireball" that comes to the fair near me, which is pretty fun. Hard to explain, but I suppose you can google it if you care.



Of all time? Scrubs. By several orders of magnitude. Still airing? Either Stargate Universe, Chuck, or Community. Can't really decide as I like them all for different reasons.



Ugh, these are getting harder. I think I'm going to have to go with the first Lord of the Rings movie. There's some nostalgia going on there, sure, but it was an awesome experience all around. First real, big budget movie of a beloved book series that I ever watched, and I saw it at midnight on opening day with friends, etc. Good times.



For some reason, I have a strange obsession with John Steakley's "Armor." I don't try to tell other people it's the best book in the world by any means, but I've read that book about three times more than any other, and enjoy it every bit as much each time I do. I can't really say the same for any other book I have, so I guess I have to give this one the nod.



I'm not enough of a car guy to say for sure this is my very favorite, but I have to say. . .BMW M6s are pretty sick.



Jet black. With the exception that I don't like wild/frizzy hair, which seems to be part of the package when it comes to really black hair (for example, see the hairstyles of a lot of young Asian men). A girl with shiny, silky, straight black hair, though. . .do like.



Hmm. This changes frequently, but right now I'd have to say chocolate-dipped strawberries.



Carrabbas chicken marsala is the best thing I can remember eating. Steak from Kanki is also amazing (though I'm not usually a huge fan of steak).



A good, home-made broccoli/cheddar soup is delicious. Paneras makes some really good French Onion soup, too.




I'm of age, but drink very little. Nothing against it, just don't have many opportunities, and don't enjoy it as much as a lot of people seem to. How about if I answer my LEAST favorite? Would that be ok? Just this once? Let's go for it. I've liked most alcoholic drinks I've tried just fine, and even like most beers I've tried (which I hear most people don't, when they're first "learning to drink" ). HOWEVER. Bud Light with lime is disgusting. There's something about that flavor combination that is truly awful.



Cheerwine. It's amazing. For the longest time after I first had it, I didn't realize it was a "cherry soda." It tastes nothing like those gross things that Pepsi and Coke put out.



Heh. Soccer. It's practically the only game I'll even admit is a "sport." I've played lots of soccer ever since I can remember. Played 7 days a week for some pretty high level teams in high school, and even these days I still play 3-4 times a week with a couple different teams. Nothing real serious anymore, but it's a great game.



I'm much too practical to really appreciate true "art." I have a pretty good collection of abstract-ish desktop wallpapers though, and I like those. *nod*



What? Who knows. For architectural reasons you mean? Or for memories/things you can do in it? The coolest building I've been in was probably the Library of Congress, while the building I enjoy being in the most is the local indoor soccer fieldhouse.



Man, we're really scraping the bottom of the barrel here. I'm not sure this is quite the kind of answer you're looking for, but there's a vacation spot in Maine that my family goes to a lot that's really beautiful.



Soccer. But I already said that. So I'd just have to say a general collection of computer related activities. Visiting forums, talking to friends, collecting huge quantities of illegally downloaded media, etc.



Do soccer shoes count? Just got some new ones, and they're quite awesome. Other than that, I have one pair of jeans that I really like, and wear all the time. Then again, doesn't everyone? Boring answer I suppose.



No thanks, I think it's out of my system now. But thanks for the excuse to put off work.