Fair enough. I remember drinking mead with Sue Weaver, and her twitting me on my literary bias towards (that I should find "exquisite/delicious") the heroic substance-drink. Mr. Brown is not so perplexed--and much more evenly judicious than I was at three and twenty. But in general I may say, that I find the British national characteristic (if they have one), of being cute about alcoholic drink, to be distasteful (childish, in a neurotic, smart-ass/petulant sort of way); rather like their unpleasantly, too-specifically feculent toilet humour, and their quite disobliging presumption of your bad faith in complimenting them. Come to think of it, those are the attributes of ill-bred children.
I burn hot. I tend to exhaust people in conversation, like Margaret Fuller did Carlyle. Which leaves me (but apparently not Margaret) always wishing I'd shut up sooner. I have quite a few friends and not many enemies, but I'm very proud of the few I do have. There is consensus among my friends about me, which is how I know to write about myself. What my enemies think of me I have no idea. That, of course, could be dangerous.
The list of interests and favorites is absurdly partial and half-assed, particularly as to music and books. It's the stupid format of the blog itself, as given, that, of course, I color outside the lines and burst the seams of.
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