Who shares my interests?

How common are vovat's interests

Universal concerts (101918) harry potter (126522) music (818388) reading (351744) video games (109718) writing (349986)

Popular family guy (60095) fantasy (63566) history (62836) the simpsons (59970)

Common american idol (14242) belle and sebastian (14920) ben folds (17392) ben folds five (12705) blur (12347) cartoons (47285) douglas adams (12079) final fantasy (40747) futurama (24265) monty python (40846) mythology (42952) nintendo (23389) pixies (15795) religion (29148) terry pratchett (10173) the sims (21589) they might be giants (10783) tori amos (43852) zelda (11514)

Specialist 8-bit theater (1214) amusement parks (4923) animal crossing (2450) board games (9207) chrono trigger (4578) dave barry (1645) fairy tales (9751) frank black (1498) lemony snicket (2383) lewis carroll (2545) magnetic fields (2330) mega man (1442) moxy fruvous (1312) mr. show (3088) neko case (1096) nes (3571) skepticism (1498) sloan (1859) weird al yankovic (1844) xtc (2303)

Unusual allan sherman (25) camper van beethoven (411) carolyn mark (25) cracker (460) dragon warrior (504) l. frank baum (212) laura cantrell (35) minus five (13) new pornographers (888) nursery rhymes (233) oz books (43) sugarplastic (23) super mario bros. (600) the posies (288) tom lehrer (912) young fresh fellows (36)

Rare bwoop bwoop (2) hypnotic clambake (8) ruth plumly thompson (4)

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I wonder if some of my interests might be more common if I spelled or worded them differently. For instance, I list Weird Al as "weird al yankovic," but I've seen other people who simply put "weird al," or put actual quotation marks around the "weird al" part.

My dad and his wife are up from New Mexico today, so I should be seeing them after work. We'll probably go out to eat or something.

Oh, and I kept wanting to mention that I thought it was cool that the Wordsmith word-a-day mailing list that I'm on used a quote about Belle and Sebastian in an example, but I kept forgetting. So I'm mentioning it now. Yeah.