
age: 43 (Mar 15, 1967)
MEMBER SINCE: November 2003
occupation: unoriginator/procrasticreator/camerageek
stats: If you subtract the water & other transient elements, I'm mostly bones, hair, and weird ideas.
most humbling moment: Just before I turned 21: a failed chute prior to the day's first coffee.
heroes: SR. Delany, Octavia Butler
into: change
makes me sad: conversations about television
makes me happy: -collaborations -completion -what light does with wet skin -days without much physical pain -work that looks on the screen/on the wall like it did in my head, but better.
gets me hot: Unstoppable forces wise enough to walk *around* the immovable objects (or pervy enough to rub up against them)
body mods: do damaged discs & pinched nerves count?
i lost my virginity: To a gorgeous, 44yr-old polyglot dentist's finger when I was 19? To an uber-inked, pregnant skinhead at 18? To the nice man upstairs at 16? I'll trade my tales for yours.
fantasy: An affordable, secure shared photo studio in Toronto's Kensington market.
How does one distinguish between such groups? Is it about choosing members based on shared interest, compatibility & trust rather than just shared interest? Is it about foregrounding product over process? Might it be about how clearly the planned group actions are delineated, or about how much personal hunger individual members have to accomplish the stated shared goals? Can a group become more action-oriented through the efforts of a few members? Can that change survive a shift of membership?
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