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Ernest Worthing
- 21, Male
- Milwaukee, WI
- United States
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- What Kind of Nerdfighter Are You?
- A nerdfighter into music, films, concerts, art, literature, science-fiction, cosmology, astrophysics, metaphysics, ontology, existentialism, philosophy, bioethics, public policy, international politics, energy and the environment, cultures, languages, history, the Internet, and you.
- About Me:
- Dreamer, idealist, naturalist, mostly harmless, absurdist, Socratist, music junkie, audiophile, Beatleologist, redditor, pacifist, feminist, progressive, certified bibliophile, sci-fi enthusiast, ingenere, imagineer, over-thinker, incurable humanist.
- Favorite Books, Movies, Music, and more
- Favorite people: Socrates, Anne Frank, Robert F. Kennedy, John Lennon, Carl Sagan, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Regina Spektor, Jon Stewart, Steven Moffat, Stephen Fry, Vi Hart.
Favorite books: The Catcher in the Rye, The Diary of Anne Frank, Alice's Adventure's in Wonderland, The Princess Bride, The Portrait of an Artist as a Young Man, O Pioneers, I Robot, Brave New World, Fight Club.
Favorite musical acts:
Oldies: The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Moody Blues, Supertramp, Procol Harum, The Yardbirds, King Crimson, Bob Dylan, Cat Stevens, Jethro Tull, Fairport Convention, Pentangle, Queen, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin.
Contemporary Indie: Los Campesinos!, The Mountain Goats, Arcade Fire, Animal Collective, Neutral Milk Hotel, Sigur Rós, Bright Eyes, Spiritualized, Beach House, Grimes, Purity Ring, MGMT, Fanfarlo, Regina Spektor, The Strokes, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Hop Along Queen Ansleis, First Aid Kit, Noah & The Whale, Freelance Whales, Twin Sister, Explosions In The Sky, DeVotchKa, Ratatat, amiina, Magic Man, Two Door Cinema Club, Bombay Bicycle Club, Vampire Weekend, The xx, The Joy Formidable, Tennis, Florence + The Machine, Cults, Lana Del Rey, Youth Lagoon.
Favorite music genres: classical music, classic rock, blues/jazz, rock'n'roll, British folk, British rock, progressive rock, experimental rock, psychedelic rock, ambient rock, indie rock, indie folk, indie pop, Swedish indie folk, French electronica, Icelandic post-rock, Australian indie folk, psychedelic pop, psychedelic folk-rock, dream pop, noise pop, sunshine pop, electropop, power pop, baroque pop, piano rock, chillwave, indietronica, girltronica, grock, neo-classical music, film music.
Favorite movies: Harold and Maude, Gattaca, The Truman Show, Groundhog Day, The Princess Bride, Casablanca, Moulin Rouge!, (500) Days of Summer, Whip It, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Primer, Yes Man, Submarine, Cashback.
Favorite TV series: Doctor Who, Dollhouse, Kings, Freaks and Geeks, Peep Show, The Office (UK), Misfits, Sherlock, Spy, New Girl, The Big Bang Theory.
- What's your favorite thing to put on your head?
- Fezzes and stetsons are cool. Realistically, a hood.
- If you could do your happy dance with anyone who would it be with?
- Regina Spektor. Possibly these two hipster gurlz: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MSc1ICkoJw
- Website:
- http://www.goodreads.com/Lennonist
- When did you start watching the Vlogbrothers?
- November, 2011
- Make up your own DFTBA initialism!
- LIAATPYSIW - Life is all about the people you spend it with.
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Story-Master Laila left a comment for Ernest Worthing"Yes, they're both excellent. My only beef with the film is that they've made Nick too soft and Trish too much of a one-dimensional-bimbo, but as a separate thing, the film is great. Dev, Caroline, Norah and Thom were perfect."
Ari K. left a comment for Ernest Worthing"Hey! Thank you. There is no greater compliment than being classified as "well-read". That article brings up a very interesting point in regards to depth v. scope. I have found that depth is important when involved in discussion, but…"
Ernest Worthing left a comment for Ari K."Hi there! Welcome to nerdfighteria. You're very well-read, although as I was reading today, it's arguable what that means (see http://bookriot.com/2012/07/10/what-does-it-mean-to-be-well-read/). Love your DFTBA initialism.…"
Ernest Worthing left a comment for Alex"So I was creeping your profile and perusing your tastes in awe, and was about to write a message on your wall, and then noticed that you left me a message. Welcome to nerdfighteria, Alex! I've over at GoodReads.com/Lennonist and…"
Alex left a comment for Ernest Worthing"I tried to send a message, but now this bloody website is prompting me to add you as a friend, is that a little forward? I'll stick to a wall comment, I think.
I think we have pretty similar tastes in music, and I assume that somebody who…"
Story-Master Laila left a comment for Ernest Worthing"The visuals in Moulin Rouge are amazingly beautiful. When it first came out I was quite young, but I'd watch it at least once a week, without even understanding it because it was just so beautiful and entertaining.
Anything with Baz Luhrman and…"
Rachel Jones left a comment for Ernest Worthing"Also, can I just say that your taste in things of all kind is the fucking shit."
Rachel Jones left a comment for Ernest Worthing"Hahaha Greetings! Of course I have a GoodReads account! (Your friend request has been sent) Just give me a time and day and I'll be there!! :)"
Ernest Worthing left a comment for Rachel Jones"Hey, do you have a GoodReads.com account? If not, it's a really neat book-club community website that lets you rate every book you've ever read, mark books as to-read, and see what your friends are reading. Basically, an easier way to…"
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Yes, they're both excellent. My only beef with the film is that they've made Nick too soft and Trish too much of a one-dimensional-bimbo, but as a separate thing, the film is great. Dev, Caroline, Norah and Thom were perfect.
Lalala.
Hey! Thank you. There is no greater compliment than being classified as "well-read". That article brings up a very interesting point in regards to depth v. scope. I have found that depth is important when involved in discussion, but you can not sacrifice certain areas of literature to better establish depth. Although I must admit, I have neglected Victorian-era romance so I can read more science fiction. Also, I feel that Jules Verne is understudied by those "well-read".
(And it is awesome that your name is Ari. I'm the only Ari I know.)
I tried to send a message, but now this bloody website is prompting me to add you as a friend, is that a little forward? I'll stick to a wall comment, I think.
I think we have pretty similar tastes in music, and I assume that somebody who refers to themselves as a "Beatleologist" might be curious to hear about Liverpool from a real life Liverpudlian. So. . .hello there!
Oh hey!
That was unexpected =)
well, hi
The visuals in Moulin Rouge are amazingly beautiful. When it first came out I was quite young, but I'd watch it at least once a week, without even understanding it because it was just so beautiful and entertaining.
Anything with Baz Luhrman and Leonardo DiCaprio is fine by me. :)
Also, can I just say that your taste in things of all kind is the fucking shit.
Hahaha Greetings! Of course I have a GoodReads account! (Your friend request has been sent) Just give me a time and day and I'll be there!! :)
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