I have just returned from a four month trip around Nepal, Tibet, India, Thailand, Malaysia and Borneo which was amazing! and presented me with plenty of opportunities to indulge in many of my hobbies...scuba diving, rock climbing, canoeing, rafting, trecking, photography, parasailing... When i'm not travelling i do as much capoeira and Mauy Thai (Thai Kick boxing) training as i can mangage with Ali which is great fun, as i have an excuse to beat the shit out of him (not that i need one). I love snowboarding, so am looking forward to winter. Untill then the xcape in glasgow is awesome, but unfortunately pretty expensive. I also love playing (beating Ali at) squash, running, canoeing, mountain biking, swimming, climbing, hiking and pretty much everything outdoors.
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As far as music is concerned i love a bit of everything (apart from that hard core house and drum and base shit!!). Rodrigo Y Garbriela, Bueno Vista Social Club, Nina Simon, Rat Pack, Bright eyes, Lit, Easyworld, Eberg, Joanna Newsom, Tom Mcrae, Jim Bianco, Sparks, David Bowie, The avalanches, Mr Scruff, Muse...you get the gist.
Movies...I think all Wes Anderson's movies are brilliant, one of my favourite and probably his most famous, being 'Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou'. I love Johnny Depp...I mean i love movies with Johnny Depp in them, teehee. I have say i am definatelt more into my foriegn movies than Hollywood. Ong-back and Tom Yum Goong are great Thai movies, and then of course you have all your Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon and Flying Dagger style ones, basically anything with lots of fighting (skilled fighting, not the hollywood wank) and anything with Tony Ja
Don't really do TV...lifes too short
Anything and everything really...am currently having to read loads of wank for uni but at the same time am reading an incredible book about Tibet called The Story of Tibet A must read!! The last books i read were the difinitive collection of Roald Dahl's short stories which is good fun...if a bit sick! Previous to that i read the Dalhi Lama's book 'A life in exhile' which is definately a must read for anyone who hasn't yet.
The Dalhi Lama, Tony Jaa...