“The Google of
online dating”
— The Boston Globe
“Completely free”
— TIME
“A favorite hangout
for internet goers”
— The Village Voice
“A perfect example
of the Web 2.0 revolution”
— New York Post
“The Google of
online dating”
— The Boston Globe
“Completely free”
— TIME
“A favorite hangout
for internet goers”
— The Village Voice
“A perfect example
of the Web 2.0 revolution”
— New York Post
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Looking back through this I guess I'm giving a slightly false
impression of myself. I don't _just_ think about music and alcohol.
My anarchist
politics are important to me too, but they're one part of me, same
as the idiot drinker and obsessive music buyer.
I'm also a seething ball of hatred. Most of which is directed
against light entertainment non entities - Robbie Williams, that
bloke off DIY SOS, Jim Davidson, Trisha, that chef from yorkshire
who used to be on Richard and Judy. Oh, and Avid Merion - is that
his name? Him off Bo Selecta. He sucks donkey cock.
booksbooksbooks... 'Germinal' and 'Nana' by Zola, 'Generation X' or
'Microserfs' or 'Girlfriend in a Coma' by Douglas Coupland ('Eleanor
Rigby' was pretty cool too, and I'm really excited because I heard
he's planning a kind of sequel to Microserfs), 'Great Apes' or 'How
the Dead Live' by Will Self, a bunch of Iain Banks
books, any of the Chomsky essay collections, The Iliad,
Last Exit to Brooklyn, Don Quixote, Dance of Days (a history of DC
punk - harDCore to Riot Grrl), Pere Goriot by Balzac.
Currently reading: Down and out in paris and london.
Delicatessen, Ring, City of God, The Happiness of the katakuris,
the inevitable some Hitchcock, some Kurosawa. Shaun of the dead.
Land and Freedom. My mind's a blank at the moment, there must be
more films that I like.
This is going to mark me out for geekdom, but I quite like crappy
films, either of the bad 80s teen movie or 50s sci-fi variety, so
it was a bit of a joy to discover MST3K.
Punk, indie, hardcore, folk, electropop, Fugazi, Beat Happening, Dead Kennedys, !!!, Martin Carthy, Liars, Born Against, Lungfish, Ikara Colt, Kaito, Erase Errata, No means no, Futureheads, Minor Threat, Swans, Joy Division, Art Brut, Nic Jones, Crass, Nation of Ulysses, Owls, Red Monkey, Bellowhead, Joan of Arc, Black Eyes, Q and not U, Gossip, Throbbing Gristle, Huggy Bear, Bikini Kill, Kate Rusby, Le Tigre, Mid 70s
reggae/dub, 20s/30s blues (Bessie Smith, Blind Blake, Charlie
Patton etc), San Diego hardcore (Heroin, Angel Hair, Antioch Arrow, Swing Kids), The Smiths, some techno and
weird electronic stuff, folk, Soukous. I seem to be going through a
goth (or at least goth influenced) phase at the moment - Bauhaus,
Sisters of Mercy, the new 2 lone swordsmen album, the 2nd Faint
album, plus I have a hankering to get some Alien Sex Fiend... Oh,
and London goths will appreciate this, I really enjoyed going to B
Movie - proper 80s goth, none of this dull industrial nonsense. The
new DFA compilation
rules. As does Laibach's cover of One Vision.
Garlic mashed potato with a pinch of cumin, anything with noodles,
cashew stuffed aubergines, just did a mushroom bake with an almond
sauce that was nice, oyster mushrooms with a soya cream and garlic
sauce, jerk spiced tempeh with a butternut squash curry...
inventive vegan food
basically.
I have more - books. ok, it's an obvious one and everyone says
this, but it's true. Can't imagine my life without books.
I just stole this from someone else's list, but it is true -
nightbuses
Oh, and I don't really think about IT solutions. The marketing guys
said it would appeal to a more switched on, 'now' demographic.