About
Hey there. I’m Adam, an Australian student currently studying psychology and anthropology at The University of Melbourne. Here you shall find random ramblings and wankery to the highest degree.
I’ve been publicly blogging on and off since the age of about eleven or twelve (archives from these younger years have, of course, disappeared into the void that is Recycle Bin, as they are far too cringeworthy and embarrassing to ever be thrust into the light of day again). This blog, however, is my most serious attempt yet. I’ve come to the realisation that while I don’t particularly enjoy writing, I do enjoy writing about me, me, me. Bloggers are narcissistic.
When I’m not at university, I can be found doing various other typical activities, like working, watching movies, taking random amateur photographs, listening to music, or surfing the Internet (aimlessly, for hours and hours). Also I like to watch 30 Rock, Community, Entourage, and Weeds.
In terms of beliefs, I’m apathetic. Alternatively, I’m an atheist, and I suspect secular humanism is the closest to a religion I’ll ever have. Politically, I’m especially apathetic, but some web quiz told me I’m a bit left-wing.
The best way to learn more about me is to read this blog, in particular the “About Me” category. There’s also Twitter, LiveJournal, and Tumblr.
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Occasionally, this blog refers to monetary value of products purchased. Unless specified otherwise, all values are represented in Australian Dollars.
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Fair Dealing Rationale
Sometimes, movie posters, DVD covers, or book covers accompany blog posts. As these are used for review and criticism purposes, they fall under fair dealing and fair use doctrines of Australian and the United States law respectively, and are the property of their respective studios. In addition, I do not make any money off any portion of this blog, including the posts in question.
