And Just So You'll Know, Everyone Else Is Not
Guilt
What is yours? Explain yourself.
Culinary: Chicken parmesan and mozzarella sticks with a large Coke and maybe some ice cream, from Dickinson's Union Station. It's so unhealthy that I can feel it killing me, but I've always been a sucker for disgustingly bad-for-you food.
Literary: Probably Star Wars novels. I read *everything* up until the New Jedi Order, and I still probably know more than is healthy about that particular imaginary universe.
Audiovisual: Vin Diesel movies. Specifically, the Riddick series. Ever since Pitch Black I've been a devotee, I'll even admit that I enjoyed Chronicles of Riddick, and I certainly have every installment of the series, including the videogame (played through on both Xbox and PC) and the straight-to-video anime.
Musical: Covers. Sometimes they have actual artist merit (Ben Folds' rendition of "Tiny Dancer") or provide an interesting new interpretation of a song (Placebo's "Running Up That Hill"), but I really get immense enjoyment from covers that are completely ridiculous. For example, Ted Leo doing "Since U Been Gone" or Dynamite Hack's "Boyz In Tha Hood."
Celebrity: Gonna have to go with Rufus Wainwright. Dude is seriously prettier than any man has a right to be, and he's reaaally effeminate (not that there's anything wrong with that...), so I'm a little embarrassed to know as much as I do about him.
What is yours? Explain yourself.
Culinary: Chicken parmesan and mozzarella sticks with a large Coke and maybe some ice cream, from Dickinson's Union Station. It's so unhealthy that I can feel it killing me, but I've always been a sucker for disgustingly bad-for-you food.
Literary: Probably Star Wars novels. I read *everything* up until the New Jedi Order, and I still probably know more than is healthy about that particular imaginary universe.
Audiovisual: Vin Diesel movies. Specifically, the Riddick series. Ever since Pitch Black I've been a devotee, I'll even admit that I enjoyed Chronicles of Riddick, and I certainly have every installment of the series, including the videogame (played through on both Xbox and PC) and the straight-to-video anime.
Musical: Covers. Sometimes they have actual artist merit (Ben Folds' rendition of "Tiny Dancer") or provide an interesting new interpretation of a song (Placebo's "Running Up That Hill"), but I really get immense enjoyment from covers that are completely ridiculous. For example, Ted Leo doing "Since U Been Gone" or Dynamite Hack's "Boyz In Tha Hood."
Celebrity: Gonna have to go with Rufus Wainwright. Dude is seriously prettier than any man has a right to be, and he's reaaally effeminate (not that there's anything wrong with that...), so I'm a little embarrassed to know as much as I do about him.