I sleep without setting my alarm because my bio-clock is so good.
I can't sleep when I know there's something better to do.
I try to listen to top 40 radio, but I can't because.
I can't stand your lovely lady lumps.
I am very proud of my knowledge of foreign languages.
I like using headphones to listen to music.
I hated most of my favorite food until a few years ago.
I compulsively sing, chew, and make guttural clicks.
I am always asking questions.
I really like jazz.
I am a lover of learning.
I have trouble wearing long sleeved shirts after the sleeves have been rolled up.
I like being complimented for my creativity .
I am in love with basketball.
I don't like my German class.
I can never get tired of Kid A or Curb Your Enthusiasm.
I have a vendetta against Paul McCartney.
I spend too much time watching the NBA on TV.
I love sushi.
I feel like playing basketball.
I like reading about the history of languages.
I like Camus more than Sartre, and Magical Mystery Tour more than Revolver, but Rubber Soul beats all four.
I really enjoy the solo in "Happiness Is A Warm Gun."
I usually have more vivid dreams when I sleep in an unfamiliar place.
I count the number of songs on our setlist when I'm not sure that we can fill up our slot.
I obsess over the unity of syntax and compatibility of ideas in my writing.
I don't like that I'm not intersted in math.
I usually don't do my homework at home.
I like discussing literature.
I really don't know if Holland can win the World Cup, but that would be awesome.
I think about love in a really quixotic way until I remember what it's really like.
I am very self-concious when conversing with a native speaker in German.
I convince myself sometimes that what I have to say is intersting when it's not.
I am ashamed of how many books I haven't read.
I like wearing brand new clothes after they've been washed once.
My most essential albums are, in a pretty arbitrary sort of order:
Kid A - Radiohead
Rubber Soul - The Beatles
Kind of Blue - Miles Davis
My Aim Is True - Elvis Costello
A Ghost Is Born - Wilco
Chutes Too Narrow - The Shins
Sea Change - Beck
My favorite books are, in no order:
Lolita by Vladimir Nobakov
The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera
Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut
The Myth of Sisyphus and The Stranger by Albert Camus
(on my list to read are):
One Hundred Years of Solitude
The Fall and The Plague
Myths To Live By
Revolt of the Masses