My name is not, in fact, Gino Molinari. This isn't Facebook, and so that's probably not such a surprise.

However, much kudos to anyone who happens to know who Gino Molinari happens to be.

I'm interested in most things, even if I might not necessarily know all that much about them. I talk quite a lot too, hopefully in the right circumstances.

I have a strong desire to talk to someone who is regarded by this website as "100% Enemy" relative to myself. Possibly more so than in the case of a "100% Match/Friend". The idea of a "100% Enemy" really rather intrigues me.

Nihilism comes fairly naturally to me, and I'm fairly reluctant to completely believe in anything much. But I like ethics, as ethical behaviour seems to provide everyone with much less hassle. Except in the case of theatre or literature, which would mostly be extremely dull if everyone went around behaving ethically.

More recently, I tend to talk about myself less, as I suspect that should anyone be interested, they'll no doubt ask.

Figuring out what may or may not be happening to global energy markets (aka work), playing a bit of five-a-side football, or lurking in Hackney somewhere with a beer or two, talking about something or other.

Respecting the Worm Lady, in case anyone knows who she is.

Or alternatively wrestling with a collection of far too many MP3s.

Recently had several weekends largely wiped out by the tequila-purchasing tendencies of a good friend of mine.

Over-analysis. Doesn't help that my work involves being paid to analyse things, but it's kind of fun all the same, in a way.

I wouldn't know, as I've never asked anyone.

I'll try to avoid giant lists at this point. As I'd no doubt forget all the important stuff anyway.

Having said that, it's kinda fun browsing those lists and seeing really obscure stuff that you regard really highly. And then the inevitable disappointment that the creator of that same list likes all sorts of (in your opinion) complete junk, and you suspect they might be a moron. And by association, you start to wonder if perhaps you too might be a moron.

I may, should I ever reach a stage where I can fit it all in my head at the same time, make such a list. And await the shrill cries of "Moron! Are you Boris Johnson in disguise?" or something equally demoralising.

But until then: I've been reading a lot of Philip K Dick lately, Apocalypse Now always seems to stick in the mind, and David Bowie seems to have crept into my Winamp playlist a lot recently.

As for food, i'm fairly omnivorous. But anything from around the Mediterranean suits me just fine. Especially if seafood is somehow involved.

I like to travel light.

...whether one's refusal to believe in anything at all could be considered a form of belief in itself.

...out somewhere in London, taking it easy.

...you find any of the above interesting at all. I'm always up for a chat.