Flint Sparklehooves

I'd agree with you on most of that, except the capitalist economy part. What we have today is more of a "corporatist" or "crony-capitalist", one might even say fascist economy, where government and big business are far too intertwined and prop each other up. And of course, there are large doses of socialism throughout. But of course, that's to be expected in a "democracy", where the natural tendency of people is to vote for goodies from the government, and the politicians to promise the people handouts and something-for-nothing to win votes. Of course that can get ruinously expensive, especially when you have a hobbled, gutted economy--and hence, more damaging economic manipulations are required to perpetuate this cancerous system.

Yeah, this is yet another thing that can turn me on. Not cross dressing myself, but seeing another dude do it well.

Yeah that was cool, but honestly, I've been getting sick of Star Wars in recent years. Damn it is everywhere now, or it feels that way. The last Star Wars related media I saw and enjoyed was the RedLetterMedia reviews of the Prequels. Hilarious.

lol, what's this love of gasoline around here!? Don't ya'll go sniffing that too close now...

I certainly hope they do. Good luck to you.

wow, well I could probably look way back to childhood or early teens, because I really had a delightful carefree young life, so active, frolicking through the fields! Oh, those halcyon years! But in recent memory, I'd say age 32. That was when I kicked a particular bad habit, started eating well and exercising again and getting healthy--and really, just getting my life back in order. Such an important year and age for me.

I love the feeling right before a storm--those clouds and darkness rolling in, the breeze, the ominous foreboding, oh yeah! Hehe, yeah those are good. I also like the smell of things I used to enjoy (too much), like whiskey or tobacco, even though I've given up both the booze and the smoke. Lots of memories conjured up by those smells.

^^Dad, huh? Yeah, that's usually a good one. For me, dad is kind of a given. That's why I picked my best bud (also keeping with the whole friendship theme 'round these parts....) Kinda surprised at all the celebrity "favorite men" being listed. I'm a fan of plenty of famous men, even long dead ones like Van Gogh, but unless I've known them personally, hard to say they themselves are a favorite person. Rather, I might say some of their work, like a painting, or a movie, or political act, is a favorite. Otherwise, they might have been total assholes, for all I know.