Family Friends All of the schools I've attended All of the trips/vacations I've gone on All of the school events, extracurriculars, trips, performances, meetings, etc. that I went to or participated in The Latin language Concert band and pep band Computers and the internet The film Vertigo Harry Potter series Living in Fargo, North Dakota etc.
Mainly life experiences, eachevent opens my eyes to something new every time no matter if it was good or bad. And plenty of literature that made me think alot differently of the world and the people in it, like Fight Club, Of Miceand Men, Inferno and many other books
[QUOTE="-The-G-Man-"]Think back....way back. Think about what had influences on your life, what shaped you into the person you are today? It could be your old drunk uncle or it could be the Sega Genesis. Point is, there could be anything. Anything that comes to mind, stick it in a list and post it here. I'll go first: The Acme Hour Akira Kurosawa (Seven Samurai, Ikiru, Yojimbo) Animal Crossing Arthur Conan Doyle (Sherlock Holmes) Bruce Timm (Batman: TAS, Superman: TAS, Justice League) Cartoon Network Clint Eastwood Dinosaurs Game Boy Garfield Genndy Tartakovsky (Samurai Jack, Dexter's Laboratory) Godzilla GUFU J.K. Rowling Monty Python Pauline Kael Peanuts Pixar Quentin Tarantino R. Crumb Scrubs Seinfeld Shigeru Miyamoto Soccer Spongebob Squarepants Toonami Twisted Metal 8th Grade English Teacher Wow we're really similar.
I remember being the one all my friends came to for advice and crap. And they'd have the most insignificant problems, like they'd think "is my girlfriend too short for me? I mean, god man, it's REALLY freaking me out!" And it's like, dude, at least you have a girlfriend...I mean, wow. So eventually, after a while, I just stopped giving a ****. And it's carried over to the rest of my life. I just don't care about anything anymore. There hasn't been anything that impacted me enough for me to care. And if there has, I still don't care. I always felt like that stemmed from years of hearing people complain about nothing.
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