charlesincharge

and lets just disregard any of the post-cornwall records.

this is such a lame thing to say. cornwall is shit and so are all his songs. norfolk coast is quite a good album.

influences? RHCP? ATDI?

I have worked with people who do that- come in on their holidays to ''catch up''.

same. I think its just so they can show off their cool mufti clothes.

that you should just ''drift'' through the city to get a better understanding of the world/place/situation - the idea being that only once you start doing what you want will you notice all the things that control you. i dunno. my comment was actually a bit ridikulous and i'm back peddling, but needless to say I find the idea of just wandering around the city inherently relaxing.

Strolling in a city, however, forces the brain to constantly remain vigilant, as we avoid obstacles (moving cars), ignore irrelevant stimuli (that puppy in the window) and try not to get lost. The end result is that city walks are less restorative (at least for the prefrontal cortex) than strolls amid the serenity of nature.

tell that to Guy Debord

''When you start to feel confidant and lose motivation. ''

I can see that happening. I guess its important not to.. give in (obviously). I have to say this is the first time where I feel a 'need' for a cigarette, but I don't actually 'want' one, knowing that the need is a bad loop.

I want to run around and scream about how easy it is, but I guess its only been a couple days. I have contributed to this thread before. But now I feel as if its actually true. I actually am ''enjoying'' giving up smoking. okay so there is that ''pang'', whatever that is - but satisfying that pang.. where does that lead me? back to smoking. i thought going cold turkey was meant to be harder than this.

who votes Liberal for mayor? are these people nuts? old people are so boring. I bet Doyle has purchased a few cd's of panpipe music from pa-buskers.

great articles for sure! ta

I've driven up Swanston St a couple of times by accident.