It isn't just the Brisbane/California/Sydney group's fondness for the experimental music of early 1980s electronic pioneers such as Cabaret Voltaire and Teddy And The Frat Girls – as far as that goes, Bitchratch hold their own, with their glittering, sparkling array of repetitive, mutant disco and dislocated dance-floor rhythms.
Some of Quebec's more conservative media figures have kicked up a fuss about such an affront to the "purity" of standard French, with Le Devoir journalist Christian Rioux going as far as to criticise these groups' "suicidal fondness for English" last year.
Like their British counterparts, the group had a fondness for mischief, resulting in high jinks involving a magical necklace, a monkey's paw, high-seas pirates and Texas outlaws.
And it does nothing to encourage leadership, the lack of which is so conspicuous.The fondness for group activity means most Japanese travel in groups, a habit that is said to date back centuries to the days when they flocked from temple to temple to hear Buddhist teachers.
He happily parades his perversities, such as a fondness for group sex.
He had become good friends with another ambitious young hipster, Michael Lang, who managed rock groups and shared his fondness for grade A marijuana.
Most of the photographs record his visits to architectural sites, with a small group of images documenting his fondness for sailing during these trips.
That musical detail, like many in the group's arsenal, reflects a fondness for late-1960s popchedelic pop and Brazilian Tropic?a.
While Mr. Skarlatos said he had no fondness for the group — "I try to stay out of politics," he offered with a shrug — he let the man leave about 30 cards behind.
Adele has not been shy about sharing her love of the Spice Girls and, in particular, her fondness for the group's resident redhead, Geri "Ginger Spice" Halliwell.
British NGOs have a fondness for "focal groups".
