…and probably would have preferred not to know after reading this, either.
I sometimes ignore these things, but when tagged by the wonderful Donna PepsiCola, what man could refuse?
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I lived for five years in Billericay, a place made famous by the late great Ian Drury and his song, ‘Billericay Dickie’ |
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I moved back to England in the latter part of the 1980s to pursue a career as a singer-songwriter. Ample evidence of why I failed to threaten Sting and Elvis Costello is available for download from a secret location (70mb) |
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I adore having my feet stroked and massaged — Reflexology was invented just for my pleasure, I am sure! |
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I detest biro’s and am instead addicted to ‘proper’, ‘grown-ups’ pens (aka fountain pens) |
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My first job was as a payroll clerk for the South Australian Hospitals Department (as it was then) |
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I dabbled for two years in the Adelaide AmDram scene (amateur dramatics, daaaarling!) until the need to eat forced me to work in a factory trimming excess plastic off toilet seats |
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I spent many years paying the bills by running the lighting shows for small pub bands in Adelaide and then the UK; I was the regular lighting guy for the Wednesday night live gigs at a great club on Wardour Street; I even lit the Tom Tom Club when they performed there! |
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Bored with commuting to London and back (3.5 hours a day – and I only lived in Guildford!), I used the morning train ride to write a success strategies book that was loosely based on my undergraduate honours thesis. Not finding a publisher interested in it, I self-published it as an ebook on the net. Grand total of sales = 0. I had a lot to learn as an online marketer, it seems!  |
So, that’s far more information than you are EVER likely to want to know… over to Jenkins, Cook, Papworth, McCusker, Weckerle, French, York, and Joel
Currently listening to: Tom Waits – Small Change – Small Change
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