Planetside 2, next to that, and then some RTS and roguelikes - Dwarf Fortress and Sword of the Stars 2

The Walking Dead- quality TV... that's about all I can say, this is some freaking quality TV
Tosh.0- it's mostly rehashed content but I don't look for videos and I ignore a lot of what people link me to
The Daily Show and The Colbert Report (or as I call the pair together, The Stewart/Colbert Power Hour)
I got caught up on 30 Rock at about the exact time you couldn't see the beginning of season 7 legally any more, so I'm waiting for that to come back around so I can finish the series and talk about it with people
I want to catch up on: MythBusters, Futurama, finish up Survivorman, maybe MLP: FIM, maybe Family Guy, also I'd like to fill in my one known blank spot in ST: TNG and my many blank spots in ST: TOS

Playing:

Halo, various games- multiplayer and maybe other modes

finishing:
Marathon
Half-Life: Opposing Force
TLoZ: Majora's Mask
Halo Anniversary (I haven't done Legendary or found all the skulls yet)

backlog:
HL: Blue Shift
HL 2
Marathon 2
Marathon Infinity

The popularity in Forza makes sense now. It does seem like those paint jobs are mostly available on Japanese cars.

The games are Sega-produced rhythm games. Instead of something like RockBand, where you hit notes in time with a specific instrument, in the Project Diva games you hit buttons in time with the vocals. (More fun for me.) Fairly simple set-up, button icons go flying across the screen and your score is based on how successfully you hit them in the required windows. Meanwhile a rendered video plays in the background.

Very Japanese, very fun.

I have no idea what this game/series is, but it seems like about 1/3rd of all custom paint jobs in Forza 4 are based on it.

I've been a fan for awhile and I can honestly say that I too have no idea what the fuck is going on most of the time.

Wish I had nabbed one of the controllers from AmiAmi while they were available. Play-Asia price is just loony.

Hatsune Miku Project Diva f (haters gonna hate)

Haha I can't wait for it to come out. Should be super fun!

My current love is Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, which has enormous replay value for me. Plus there are my evergreen titles - UMvC3, SSFIVAE, P4A, Mushihimesama Futari 1.5 BL, Spelunky, Aban Hawkins, and a few others.

On the PC front, I've got Kentucky Route Zero, Strike Suit Zero, Sleeping Dogs ($5 Steam sale :D), They Bleed Pixels, Amnesia, Dear Esther, Endless Space, Cave Story +, Antichamber (gives me motion sickness :(), To the Moon, Botanicula, and more already in a backlog to play.

Things I'm really looking forward to this year, in no order:

Darkstalkers Resurrection (so hyped, getting the e-capcom limited edition from Japan)

Caladrius (gothic themed MOSS shmup)

DoDonPachi SaiDaiDoJou (Cave's swan song on the 360)

Ketsui (classic Cave shmup, finally getting it in April)

The Wonderful 101 (wii u had me at Kamiya)

Shin Megami Tensei IV (3ds, if it comes stateside this year)

Persona 4 Golden (Vita, once I get a new memory card)

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure All Star Battle (OH MY GOD. It probably won't be balanced, but OH MY GOD.)

Hatsune Miku Project Diva f (haters gonna hate)

plus several games that I've kickstarted should start trickling out, and god knows what the fall will bring, and there will be tons of games I've forgotten about. Then a new console in the holiday season will bring more than enough to tide me over til...whenever Destiny actually comes out. :)

Nike's Kinect Trainer assessment program
I'm really strong

In any case, fingers crossed.

Traditionally a .22 is where most young adults (or kids) start, and I haven't even done that yet
I'm way behind :(

No worries, everybody starts somewhere. I learned marksmanship at a very young age so I guess I'm a bit more enthusiastic about encouraging first timers to pop their cherries with larger caliber rifles. Even as a kiddo I got tired of .22 pretty quick. :P

Have fun and feel free to ask me some questions if you're curious.

I've shot several different gauges of shotgun, so I'm plenty familiar with the kick that comes with it.

In terms of my B.O.B, a compact .22 carbine would be ideal for quick self defense, squirrel or other small game (sorry, pete) or zombies.

For a pistol, IDK yet. The only one I've ever shot was a 9mm.

For a rifle, I just want to learn, period. Don't plan on owning one. Well, depending on what changes in the next few years in this country I suppose **rolls eyes**

Well yeah.

Traditionally a .22 is where most young adults (or kids) start, and I haven't even done that yet >_>

I'm way behind :(

I shoot .22lr more than anything else because it's cheap. You can do a lot of fun stuff with a Ruger 10/22.