One of each.

GO!

Sorry, I should have said:

Please.

Book - The Blind Watchmaker - Richard Dawkins
Disc - No More Shall We Part - Bad Seeds
Painting - no preference, maybe one of those monet ones, thats how the world looks without my glasses
Meal - KFC (crispy strips)
Movie - Die fucking Hard

Mine (didn't want to be rude and jump in) are:

Book - Philip Larkin 'A girl in winter'

Disc - Hugo Largo 'Mettle'

Painting - Miro's abstract, 1935

Meal - salt and pepper squid

Movie - Brazil

Book - The Bible (KJV)
Disc - Remain in Light - Talking Heads
Painting - Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights
Meal - Middle Eastern feast: Chicken shwarma, samosa, lentil soup, that cucumber yogurt salad thing, and more.
Movie - Life is Beautiful

These are my 'right now' answers. Ask me tomorrow and get 5 new ones.

Linus Van Pelt wrote:Book - The Bible (KJV)
Disc - Remain in Light - Talking Heads
Painting - Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights
Meal - Middle Eastern feast: Chicken shwarma, samosa, lentil soup, that cucumber yogurt salad thing, and more.
Movie - Life is Beautiful

These are my 'right now' answers. Ask me tomorrow and get 5 new ones.

Life is beatiful is a great choice.

i could get sick of anything.... i can't play this game.

Champion Rabbit wrote:Life is beatiful is a great choice.

There aren't a lot of movies out there that will make you laugh (like, really laugh, out loud) and cry (like weep and sob). This one makes me do both, and it does it every single time I watch it. That was what made me pick it.

Linus Van Pelt wrote:

Champion Rabbit wrote:Life is beatiful is a great choice.

There aren't a lot of movies out there that will make you laugh (like, really laugh, out loud) and cry (like weep and sob). This one makes me do both, and it does it every single time I watch it. That was what made me pick it.

Yeah; one of the most complete and emotional cinema experiences I can remember.

I want to describe it as human but 'humans' are often so banal...

Book: Complete works of Shakespeare, not sure what edition. Preferably one similar to the Penguin Classics series, with really nicely-done footnotes and great essays.
Disc: Fear Of A Black Planet - Public Enemy. It's still revealing itself to me after all these years, and maybe with all this time on my hands, I'll finally get to the bottom.
Painting: A specially-commisioned piece by On Takawa made of the day I was stranded.
Meal: Indian
Movie: Tribulations 99 by Craig Baldwin. Similar to the Public Enemy aesthetic, there's plenty there to keep me entertained.