Thanks to plenty of admonitions from health gurus, it's no news to anyone that we live in a sleep-deprived culture.
After September 11th whenever I heard anyone say if we live in fear they win, I would jokingly say "OK, they win".
The report is not surprising to anyone who knows that we live in apartheid Britain, where some of the public are watching from the sidelines as we begin the countdown to the election, a parliamentary game of musical chairs, while others have no interest or no idea it is even happening.
If animals cannot consent to sexual intimacy with humans, then they cannot consent to such activity with anyone else, which means we live in a world of unrelenting, unpunished, unacknowledged rape.
That's the beauty of the country we live in: anyone can launch a business and pursue financial freedom.
But to us, to be queer is to reject mainstream approval and the idea that anyone has authority over how we live.
Together, we want to show that a creative generation does not speak a specific language, it does not have any preferred gender nor location, because in the world we live in, anyone, anywhere should have the tools to shape the world around them.
We were basically locked up in that house, without anyone knowing where we lived or anything.
We cannot rob anyone and live with a good conscience.
This long-overdue thanks is to let you know that you have taught me the greatest lesson of all: that we can profoundly change the lives of anyone we come in contact with, and while we may not always know if we do, I wanted you to know that in this case you have made a world of difference.
