Oh dear this will be another stupid answer but I like most things! I always enjoy doing new and adventurous stuff although I do draw the line at bungee jumping (always has scared tha pants off me!) I suppose on a typical weekend I might catch a bit of footy (my beloved Arsenal) go out to a nightclub, wake up sometime the next day and try my hand at jet skiing or something like that!
I'm well into meeting new people its almost like a hobby cos I enjoy getting to know people and finding out what they're like, I think everyone is very interesting in their own little way! I'm also determined to make friends with someone from every country in the world on here, may be a challenge but thats what happens when you make bets down the pub! Also trying to find any of my old schoolmates that I lost touch with.
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A lot of criticism has been aimed at my taste in music but I don't care! Love bit of old skool funk, neo soul, reggae, african music, latin, hip hop (but ptoper stuff not "fiddy" cent!), breakbeat, everything that no one else likes pretty much! And still partial to a bit of drum n bass, reminds me of my mispent youth! Names...Love Roy Ayers, Aim, Culture, Israel Vibration, 4 hero, Jill Scott, Mahotella Queens, Bootsy Collins, Maze, Adriana Evans, Angela Johnson, Jaguar Wright, Simentera, Brass Construction, Kem, Donnie, Jacob Miller, Bushman, Buju Banton, Supercat, Patrice Rushen, Calibre, Minnie Ripperton, Gil Scott-Heron, Blackbyrds, Ward 21, Jagwa, Mighty Diamonds, Beres Hammond, Mutabaruka, Sammy Dread, Mr Scruff, Nightmares on Wax, Omar, Peven Everett, Con Funk Shun, Dextrous, Breakage, all the old reinforced stuff, Sound Providers, Blackalicious, Lewis Parker... sure you know who they all are!
Well if I'm going to the cinema I love all the big action flicks, got quite a strong stomach so I can handle most horrors, also perfected a way to look away without people noticing! Love comedies but I prefer them to be quirky and subtle rather than obvious gags about body fluids! As far as home viewing goes I like to tackle deeper films which make me think, just watched Constant Gardener, v good and reminded me of my time in Africa, Hotel Rwanda, Crash, a film called Elephant about shooting in schools, Rabbit proof fence (about the struggle of aborigines) all pretty intellectual really! And Wallace and Gromit! I shouldn't admit this on the internet but I don't mind the odd chick flick either.
I used to be a bit of a TV addict but I've reformed now, don't know if its cos TV has got worse or if I have just changed. CAN'T STAND Big Brother, I understand how people who hate football must feel when the world cup is on now!! Neighbours is still compulsive viewing, its so bad its good, doesn't take itself too seriously like Eastenders does, like a good TV thriller like waking the dead, prefer the English shows, US ones try a bit too hard to be clever. I like Derren Brown as well, I've always been into people freaking each other out like he does (in a nice way!) clever stuff!
I like a good crime thriller, there's plenty of them about, I don't really go for a particular author, I'm into life stories as well as long as they are by people who have actually had a life! No disrespect but how can you fill a whole book up about Jade Goody? I'll prob end up reading that now cos I'm curious!
Nelson Mandela without a doubt. Have read his book "long walk to freedom", its about 3000 pages at least but you never get bored so thats a testament to what a great read it is. Nelson Mandela is an absolutely incredible person, it would be amazing to meet up with him (if your reading this Nelson, please get in touch!)Kris Eubank, he lives near me, he's not neccesarily my hero but he's a top bloke and he gets a lot of bad press that he doesn't deserve,he's a bit off the wall but he's a good person.Whoever invented the dishwasher, what a legend! There should be statues!