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Hahaha, no I'm afraid my phone doesn't have internet on it either. It is kinda a long story. If you want you can go to my blog and look at the first couple posts. Don't look too long though, it's kinda a sad story, and when I first started posting I just wanted to 'get it out there' so to speak, so it is not the most well written prose ever. Trying to figure out what I should/shouldn't say, that sorta thing.

 

I listen to a lot of different kind of stuff. I love the 80's, so lots of bad 80's pop. I listen to alot of pop 40 stuff as well. Also some classical. I used to do some symphonic and orchestral stuff in my time, so I listen to 'some' of that sort of thing, although most of it isn't quite as interesting unless you are getting paid to play it, for me at least. Video game/anime tunes. And finally some drumcorps stuff. Pretty eclectic:) I wouldn't say I listen to 'metal', but I do like some of the old hard rock stuff, AC/DC, Def Leopard, etc.

Bad 80's pop is cool. I much prefer music with tunes and songs you can sing along to in the car. There's nothing like a bit of 'total eclipse of the heart' by bonnie tyler, or 'take on me' by A-ha to get you in a good mood ready for work. I used to car share with a bloke from work and we would do some amazing badly sung duets.

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