Spike

Thank you, you've genuinely made me feel better. I think you told me what I needed to hear. My girlfriend tries to make me feel better but she often fumbles her lines and makes me feel much worse as a result. She tries but just isn't very good at it. My family are bit too rough and jagged edged to talk about these things with.

@Barbara, Thanks your post makes me feel better.

1. It's from an anime I love. I watched it as a teenager and it's something I'm very fond of till this day. It's called Cowboy Bebop, and 'Spike Spiegel' is the name of the main character. 2. I'm pleased with my chest hair. I don't think I would shave my chest, arms or legs. They aren't overly hairy and shaving requires a lot of effort and maintanence. 3. That thing is more obscene than being naked. I don't have a great body and I'm very white. Wearing that thing is not only the fashion faux pas or the century but would require and immense amount of sunscreen to prevent myself from looking like a tomato.

Being at peace with everything. Accepting life for what it, not what it isn't or could be.

When you are at a town as pretty as Monaco, I reckon you have to flaunt it.

Chocolate milk sounds like it would be painful to pee out because it's a lot thicker than beer. Beer.

1. Last year I studied Information Technology. I got respectable marks but I hated it. This year I studied Industrial Design, enjoyed it but failed at everything. I'm not studying right now, I'm far too disfunctional to living alone in Brisbane. 2. Trust, dependancy, support, mutual-respect and love. I'm not interested in flings or short-term relationships. 3. As I said, I'm not interested in that sort of stuff. For a person in my position in life I think it's very self-destructive and shallow to be lusting after women at clubs or having booty calls. Maybe I'm immature when it comes to sex and relationships, I don't know. I have issues when my girlfriend speaks about her exes, I can't handle it and I break down and have anxiety attacks. It makes me very upset when I imagine her being in a relationship before me and saying the same things to them as she did to me. It something I really can't get past. They have to be able to put up with all my insecurities and issues. 4. Probably the several times I near died from drinking. Dares, bets and all that sort of stuff contributed. 5. I don't regret the fun I had with my friends. I do regret that I wasted my time doing that and not studing harder or bettering myself. Though to be honest I never had many oppurtunities in life to study or do other things and when I did they were wasted due to the habits I picked up from earlier years. Drugs and alcohol was just pure escapism. I didn't enjoy it a lot of the time, it was just an alternative to what I was feeling. 6. I never really had many dreams. I've only ever wanted to have a family and raise some children in a loving home and give them all the chances and security I never received. But sometimes I don't think I'm capable of providing for a family, let alone myself. 7. I think it's because everyone wants a super power and to be a hero loved by and adored by everyone. 8. I don't know. I listen to a lot of music and I play videogames occasionaly.

1. I'm not much of a car person. I'm very fond old Holdens from the 70s and 80s which is very much a working-class Australian car brand. I'd probably choose Aston Martin out of those three though. There is very much a classiness I associate with Aston Martin. Born with a silver-spoon English upper class that speak with plum in mouth. 2. I'd like to speak with someone like Stephen Fry or Richard Dreyfuss. Not for their witicisms or anything in the slightest like that but I'm going through a hard time in my life and I share the same illness as those two and I'd like advice to help me through this. 3. That we are a racist country. It's especially aggravating coming from people of English and Greek origin whose countries are very much in the throes of far right political movements. 4. I'm not particulary fond of either of those people. Abramovic would be a far more interesting person to talk, if we could understad eachother. I'm not sure how proficient he is in English and I'm sure my accent would make things difficult. 5. Somewhere warm on a pretty beach where I can be alone.

I never met my father.

Steve and Cholou

This is what Ajax have been doing forever. It's nothing new. Ajax bring up a talent and the sells them for a soild price increase. Ibrahimovic, Van der Vaart, Sneijder, Eriksen, de Jong, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, van der Wiel, Suarez, Bergkamp, van der Sar, Frank and Ronald de Boer, Overmars, van Basten among others. They may be far away from their heyday but they are very competitive in the Netherlands and they are financially healthy.

You have to find a buyer to sell something. Can't fault anyone for not taking a 175,000 p/w paper weight. If it were so easy, I'd so he'd be gone already.

Prove it.

Well for starters you have a high tolerance. As of right now I don't. Whenever I smoked bongs I'd get so fucking high so fast for song long. I'd be stoned like crazy all night. And whenever we smoked bongs it was an night of it. The bong would be passed around for hours and you'd have about 5-10 cones.

I used to enjoy a cone or two out of the old billy. It's obvious why they are called billys mate. Bong -> Billy -> Billabong. Step it up mate.

Never listened to them. He is alright. Big ass ears though. Laziness. Probably. Kills a lot of people. Pretty good. I lied.

Doens't Hummels hate Bayern though? I swear I read somewhere that he is very irked by them after they fired his father or something. This may have been a dream.

1. We swear a lot more. British people swear a lot compared to Americans, Australians swear a lot compared to Brits. In general we are much harder to offend I believe, I feel British often look for reasons to be offended by things. Terms that are big no-nos in England are relatively unoffensive here (I don't want to say them). Rhyming slang was once a thing here, but it's dying fast. I remember my grandfather used a few. The drug culture is very much limited to ectasy, LSD and marijuana with both being very, very easy to obtain especially from my experience in Brisbane. I've been there done that with clubs, parties and benders. Not interested in the slightest anymore. As a young person you won't find too many parties without either. Harder drugs like crack and heroin are more restricted to places like Melbourne, I feel, it's not unheard of in other places but it's far more limited due to cost restraints. You won't find many crackheads in Queensland but you'll find an absolutely massive traffic of ecstasy around the Gold Coast. Apparently meth is very big in Western Australia and regional parts of Queensland and New South Wales. Probably due to the high amount of labourous jobs and if you've met someone on meth who isn't a total junkie you'd know they are the most motivated people in the world. It also doesn't help that Australia is by fact proven by a study held by Blomberg to be the most vice prone country ranging everywhere from gambling to solvents. A strange observation was made by Londoner at a pub I was once she said Brits in general are a lot more direct with people whereas Australians are far more likely to speak about people when they aren't around. There are many other things, Brits are more caught up in politics than Aussies, if an Aussie is talking about current events or politics they are talking out their arse. 2. Being with the significant other would be the obvious choice but I'd like to live somewhere like Montreal. I've had enough extreme heat, time for some extreme cold. I'd love to visit Japan, China, Argentina, Colombia, Brazil, Spain, France, Belgium, Canada amongst other countries. Not much interest in the UK and Ireland to be honest. I've met some lovely Poms and Paddies but I've never, and I mean never met a Scottish person that I did not detest with my entire being. Maybe a fella like Ryan could change my mind but as of right now I have no love for Scotland. 3. Frank Lampard, but Paulo Ferreira is a handsome bastard. 4. Best of film of 2014 would be X-Men but the best I've watched would be the German film 'M'.

In recent memory the 5-3 loss to Arsenal was absolutely horrifying. Not much. I don't like fans that state or even just imply they are superior due to living in London and having supported the club before Roman Ambramovic. When I started gaining an interest I was about 10 years old I knew of about two clubs: Real Madrid and Manchester United. As far as I was concerned Chelsea beating ManUtd was incredibly impressive (I saw it on the morning news). I played FIFA '98 on the PSone and played football everyday at school but it wasn't till I was about 16 I actually could watch live games on the TV of any football. I literally had no access to the sport up until then outside of the morning news. I'm sorry if my response is nonsensical, I'm out of my medication and my head is swimming in dizziness.

Fugazi is better.

I would enjoy writing for a shitty journal like Vice, Pitchfork or Cracked. I really enjoyed it. Maybe, but there are aspects of America that deeply upset me. For instance America has the Australians Iggy Azalea and Mel Gibson. Zlatan, Iniesta, Pirlo, Zanetti (I know he just retired) and Totti.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ly1nUJgBffs

I love New Order but I wasn't going to mention them, because they evolved beyond simple New Wave and Post-Punk. My favourite New Order album would have to be Power, Corruption, Lies.

I grew tired of it. It's stupid I think. People get injured, do silly things, become out of character and what not. The night I passed out from drinking too much at the local pub. I was dared to drink a bottle of vodka in sip. I did, won $50 and then I remember nothing. Apparently I passed out near the toilets and they carried me upstairs to one of the rooms. The worst experience was when I got really drunk, was rejected by a girl I was quite fond of in public and punched a someone in the face.

Terrible song, terrible band, terrible question. Next. ;^ )