Imagine all the rude and stand-offish things you can possibly do.
They are my interests!
I particuarly like doing the Coheed and Cambria version of the hokey cokie in front of emo kids, being right ALL the time, declaring Reading Weeks, trying to lure cats to be mine and be cuddled, being rude to brattish children, going to the pub, being awkward, thinking up new insults for people in the fourth year of my course, trying to fit stupid words into sales pitches at work "Of course, penguins do appear on Live! every now and again... cough", predicting the demise of the Tory party and of course, taking out my aggression on Hollow.
I also enjoy sending my Mum really sickeningly sweet texts about how much I love her in a vain belief that it'll add some sunshine to her day.
Oh yes, the company of my brother is also greatly interesting.. for many reasons. Vodka anyone?
I also adore spending time with Mr Dewi for hobvious reasons.
No-one particuarly. I have my friends, my cariad and family already. Unless you have a scathing sense of humor, despise faux goths, are tired of spoilt brat emos and can appreciate all kinds of music and give proper reasons for disliking entire genres.
Although if we're talking dead or alive, Samuel Beckett, Albert Camus, Voltaire, Descartes, Gustave Flaubert and Guy de Maupassant. I'd love to know if de Maupassant was actually Flaubert's lovechild.
Lots of things. Practically something from every genre. Memory expanded my music tastes by the generous giving me of his iPod last year.
I particuarly like Jack Off Jill. Imagine a typical emo kid, take out the whiney crap and that's what I like in terms of emo. I like certain Metallica tracks, some Black Sabbath, the usual goth crap but not Marilyn Manson. I worship QOTSA and NIN. I love dancing to cheesey crap, especially camp 70's disco. I also love Snow Patrols' album Final Straw. The Artic Monkeys are worming their way into my affection and I've just been reminded of Echo and The Bunnymen. I saw Gemma Heyes in Liverpool on the 2nd March, she was absolutely fantastic. I forgot how much I love her stuff. I like The Kooks' Naive and Snow Patrols' new stuff a ce moment.
Meh, I can't sit still for long enough to watch films, unless they're on the La Haine model. French and cool, spanish and cool, something that isn't too long and mindless.
Camus, Maupassant, Isabel Allende.. I recommend Eva Luna to anyone and everyone, it is fucking life changing, well not quite but as much as a book can be, George Orwell, Greene, all those kinda political guys.
I can't go without mentioning How To Walk In High Heels by Camilla Morton. If you need to know it (and you're female) she'll explain it.
My mother is my only hero as she is a realistic role model for me and she is perfect. No-one can tell me otherwise.