Hmm.
Z powodu tag mr_m0rphine , vot meme. Eight things not known, but probably known about me anyway since noone ever reads this.
1. When I was little I wanted to be either a florist or an excavator driver. Nothing else. At least since all jobs as Spitfire drivers were taken.
2. I once learnt the Sanskrit alphabet in an afternoon and put it, pointlessly enough, in an application for a telemarketing job.
3. I had my first boy crush on Patrick Roy when I was around 9.
4. I am addicted to Desperate Housewives, Spin City and Frasier. Scrubs has been overtaken in its leading position.
5. I support as many football clubs as I like and anyone who chides me for it can fuck off.
6. I learnt the word 'chide' from the English translation of Капитанская дочка.
7. I like calling myself a structuralist because binary relations is my father.
8. I live on a really nice pair of clouds where it's impossible to look in from the outside, but if one does, one will see me sipping Clos d'Ambonnay in a countryhouse conservatory by a cello and an octopus tank, talking casually to Saussure, Trubetzkoy, Chomsky and Levý.
1. When I was little I wanted to be either a florist or an excavator driver. Nothing else. At least since all jobs as Spitfire drivers were taken.
2. I once learnt the Sanskrit alphabet in an afternoon and put it, pointlessly enough, in an application for a telemarketing job.
3. I had my first boy crush on Patrick Roy when I was around 9.
4. I am addicted to Desperate Housewives, Spin City and Frasier. Scrubs has been overtaken in its leading position.
5. I support as many football clubs as I like and anyone who chides me for it can fuck off.
6. I learnt the word 'chide' from the English translation of Капитанская дочка.
7. I like calling myself a structuralist because binary relations is my father.
8. I live on a really nice pair of clouds where it's impossible to look in from the outside, but if one does, one will see me sipping Clos d'Ambonnay in a countryhouse conservatory by a cello and an octopus tank, talking casually to Saussure, Trubetzkoy, Chomsky and Levý.