European and Asian languages, frisbee, taking and looking at pictures, tennis, the history and theory of social change movements, ping-pong, sexology & erotica, propagation of "primitive plants" from secret caches of spores, Arabic & Persian calligraphy, doodling and poster-posting excursions, geography, writing rubâ'îyât, far-flung travels, telephoning near and far, digging in the local dirt, healthy & non-meaty cooking, many foreign films, philosophy, wackiness, old Monty Python, making new friends & offering multifaceted international solidarity to non-oppressors!
I like to think that "like attracts like". Maybe you are a little bit like me, and a little bit different too. I would find it fun and welcome to have a new and very honest rapport with a rather evolved woman. Since I'm newer to this site, maybe I should include here that a (play or dating or) serious relationship would for me generally be with a woman who's between about 30 and 55 years old, but that's all just a vague hint. I encourage *any creature* (of whichever gender & whomever likes my profile) to write to me, and I hope that I'll return that favour pronto . . .
From all over the map . . . but most often non-American, and if sung, then typically not in English. Having said that, there are hundreds of pieces of music delivered in English that I love too. Here's a sample of some older, mostly British and American stuff:"Savage Sea", by the Pop Group (Bristol, England);"Tropical Hotdog Night", by Captain Beefheart;"Only Loved at Night", by the Raincoats (London);things sung by Doc Dart, of the Crucifucks (Lansing, Michigan);"Strange Fruit", sung by either Billie Holliday or Robert Wyatt;"Duschen" (auf Deutsch), von Malaria (5 Frauen aus Berlin, 1982);Poison Girls songs (London);Crass' cover design (outside of London);earlier Gang of Four;there was just something about those Manchester bands too . . .and much, much more . . .
Tell you after we talk about the books. (;-))
Far too many! I'll be glad to tell you later, though . . .