lol - brain all the way! was never much of a he-man!

Actually, I've answered this many times before, but it's "Amazing Grace" by The Dropkick Murphys from their "Live In Boston" cd!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwd_oBTVd9Y

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Well, I have to admit that I can't stand Celine Dion and Micheal Bolton. I think Micheal Bolton has done more for African-American music than Pat Boone - and I'll leave it at that!

Then there is the Journey/Styx/Boston/Foreignor conspiracy. Always hated that stuff.

And Hall and Oates. The big problem with their music is it's not that horrible - though it's bad enough! - but it's so damn catchy, it just stays in your head! http://oldermusicgeekentertainment.blogspot.com/2005/08/music-hall-and-oates-why-i-hate-them.html

As a pre-teen, it was "Man of Bronze", the first Doc Savage book. As a fairly intelligent boy who was unsuccessful with the ladies, I could relate. Of course, I don't think Doc had the same problem that I did!

Hmmmm, but if he was a transsexual in denial, it would really put an interesting spin on the relationship with his five associates!

As a kid, I really liked "Fox in Socks"!

And ever since high school, I have been madly in love with "The Odyssey". Odysseus is the most awesome man ever! Strong, courageous, humble, and a dedicated husband to boot!

i was still in the 6-month probation period at a new job. and i was going through a bitter divorce. and basically, i messed up so much at the job, they said they couldn't keep me.

oh good lord! people are using this site to spread porn! yay!

shave - it's the one thing that's really putting a damper on my transition from male to female!

william h macey and john hurt!

I actually don't think I could do that. It would drive me nuts. I listen to my 120 gig iPod on shuffle constantly. I'd rather just not listen to music that month!

But if I had to choose a song, right now at this moment I'm really into "Bad Dream" by Violent Femmes. I'd probably hate it - or any song - if I had to listen to it over and over again for a month!

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sesotho - a language spoken in lesotho and central south africa, because my daughter is half-mosotho and i would like to help her know her heritage better!

fried caterpillar. they eat them in botswana where my ex-fiancee comes from. she'd eat them, so i wanted to see what they taste like. they're bland - i could only taste the salt it was cooked with!

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