I'm an illustrator. I can do your record covers and picture books if you like. Have a squiz here:
Jordan's deviantArt .
I'm kind of a musician. I studied piano from the age of five until I was fifteen, abandoning it at that point to try and figure out guitar for myself. I still play guitar now in my band:
tan tan tanuki: .
Last year, I started yet another odd little musical project called five dahlias:
I'm sick of hearing people use the word barter in place of bargain. Barter is the exchange of goods or services without the involvement of money. It is NOT synonymous with the intransitive verb form of bargain. The transitive verb form of bargain can be used in a similar way to barter, but the reverse is not true.
Don't fucking do it.
Why is it that so many people seem compelled to use both 'most' AND the '-est' suffix to form superlatives? There are specific rules mandating the use of 'most' OR '-est', chiefly dictated by the endings and number of syllables present in the root adjective. There are no cases in which it is acceptable to use BOTH. It's one or the other, people.
Once again, don't fucking do it.
fin