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My self-summary Propose an edit

I have decided to soften the tone of my profile. My numerous silent visitors don't really seem like bad people so I don't feel I should be going out of my way to alienate them. Even if people looking at me and swiftly leaving without acknowledgement feels like a denigration of my social worth as well as making me feel like a particularly underwhelming species languishing in a shit zoo. I don't like being stared at, it unnerves me.

Anyway, I like art, which is handy for an artist. I also like all the usual vague cultural things other people do; film, music, reading. I also like bowling. I enjoy decadent adventures, although I prefer them to be based on opulent indulgences as opposed to anti-social activities or rampant criminality.

It is my dream to one day own an air-hockey table, and to be able to afford the rent on a flat big enough to house it. I am probably no closer to this than at any stage in my life previously.

Surely that's enough. You must be bored by now.

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What I'm doing with my life Propose an edit

I am inventing the future, in ways I don't yet fully understand.

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I'm really good at Propose an edit

Watering plants.

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The first thing(s) people usually notice about me Propose an edit

I don't know generally, they don't tend to tell me.

One very good friend of mine has told me he was impressed with my being a maverick lazy bastard when he first saw me, as I was the only one sitting down during a life drawing class.

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My favorite books, movies, music, and food Propose an edit

Even though I tend to take great interest in the things other people declare as their favourites, hypocritically I don't want to be judged on a slim selection or forced to write colossal inclusive lists to adequately demonstrate my tastes to my satisfaction.

Recently I have enjoyed:

Books: White Noise by Don DeLillo, The Black Dahlia and Because The Night by James Ellroy and most recently Raymond Chandler's The Big Sleep, Farewell My Lovely and the Long Good-Bye. Not sure what I'll read next but I may continue the detective theme and go with the novel of Shaft by Ernest Tidyman, largely because I like the idea of being seen reading it while commuting.

Movies: I loved both No Country For Old Men and There Will Be Blood, but thought the latter deserved the Oscar more. I enjoyed Into The Wild and Rescue Dawn. The Passenger I really liked and thanks to that I finally got round to watching Zabriskie Point which was also great. Not sure what else I've seen for the first time recently.

Music: I'll take the easy route on this one. http://www.last.fm/user/makeart/

Food: Italian, Japanese, Mexican (or pseudo-Mexican at least), French, good Chinese. All sorts really, I'm open so long as it's tasty.

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The six things I could never do without Propose an edit

Pah, I care not for things.

Away with your materialistic fancies.

I spend a lot of time thinking about Propose an edit

This, and sometimes that.

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On a typical Friday night I am Propose an edit

Atypically occupied. Or something far less exciting.

The most private thing I'm willing to admit here Propose an edit

No thing.

You should message me if Propose an edit

ZOMG u r HAWWWT.

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