08/28/2008
Found on Soulseek
Our pal F. Olding Munny passes along this list from a user info page on Soulseek, exactly as it appears.
Things I Like
"riced" up import cars
blue eyed brunnettes
color changing rainbowey wavey lovey shit
dark things
deepak chopra
disko house
eckhart tolle
feeling what's "under" what im looking at
funk (*in* music, not the genre *of* funk music)
intellectual stoners
love FM
love songs
lucy
michelle ryan
music with syncopation and funk
new age/healer/hippie minded type people
open eye visuals
osho
peace corps
people who drop 'drugs' & do meditation & sourcery
pre-modern asian civilizations
real 11:11 has nothing to do with angels
real 11:11 is about master cylinders
real 11:11 is about spiritual ascension
russians who dont give a shit about money
simpsons fucking familyguy uptheass w/a handgun
upbeat melodic music
wavy gravy!!!
zen
Things I Dislike
"new" russians
(soulseek) parasites
air headed club ho's
air headed clubber/player type guys
americans and other people who dont take walks
anti-eastern religion/anti-new age christians
bankers
close minded science/logic only type people
cynical assholes
dorky ren-fair obsessed wicca or hippie wannabes
fake 11:11 websites and their midway angel crap
family guy
fundamentalist christians
fur coat wearing russian women
gangbanger wannabes...& especially real ones
goa/"psy" trance & dark trance (*very* unfunky)
guns
mac computers
modern rock music...especially with singing
north korea
people who claim to be vampires (or wherewolves)
people who get "easily bored"
people who play video games too much
people who talk too much/don't like silence
perverted 11:11 christian disinformation
pharmaceutical companies
punk rock (can you possibly get any unfunkier?)
selfish, low iq amoebas
stupid people confusing sex with love
talkative, insecure anime nerd "raver" wannabes
the colorful and upbeat country of russia
Real 11:11? Fake 11:11? What? Can someone help me out here? I thought I was clued in to stuff. For that matter, I thought Family Guy was popular, too.
Well, at least funk (as a *quality*, not a *genre*) still has a foothold...