I’m listening…

Hunter S. Thompson - Hell’s Angels

Jake Adelstein - Tokyo Vice & Tokyo Noir

My (ex) wife is a diagnosed psychoath. I was aware of her condition, we still married, but oh Lord did that bite me up the arse later… I’m glad she eventually broke up with me, because now I’m in a happy and healthy marriage with someone who actually cares about my feelings, who genuinely loves me and is a delight to be with 24/7.

That’s sooo new…!

coughs in Irish

My partner and I watched TOS 5, TOS 6 and Generations. It was a first for them each. ^^

I’m off to the Arctic for three weeks

Tom Scott with amazing places & things you might not know.

I want to believe

Well, since JKR is a horrible person and a terrible writer, I’m glad I dodged all that shite anyway.

Harry Potter back when I was a child and the first book was released. After reading a few pages I was already fed up with that horsecrap and continued reading The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy.

One of my birthday gifts for my partner was a Cameo by Bruce Boxleitner in which he was reminiscing about his time on Babylon 5 and also his shenanigans in Hollywood with William Shatner.

My partner is watching B5 for the very first time and they love it. They almost had a stroke when Bruce sent his best wishes to them and talked about a lot of behind the scenes stuff. Solid gold.

I’d like to add Captain John Sheridan’s kamikaze attack on the Shadow homeworld with a White Star ship full of nukes.

I really enjoyed playing Split Fiction, It takes two & A way out.

2 player co-op, only one person needs to buy the games (free friend pass available). I’ve played them all multiple times with different friends and we always had a blast.

Did someone mention Upgrade? 💯

The story of me and The critic this week…

John Otto, the band’s drummer, is such a beast and grandmaster of ghost notes.

Our politicians and how much public transport is around where I live these days (the middle of nowhere)…

I actually had to look her up. Not really my style to be honest. I got hooked on the drums listening to Dorothea Taylor teaching a live session.

That was an interesting read. :)