ARTICLE: The Brits 2012, Critics’ Choice Award, via a lovely Venn Diagram.
An article I’ve written for my beloved Hecklerspray.

5 Things That Would Change If We Acted In Real Life How We Do on Twitter (And 1 That Would Stay Precisely The Same)
HELLO. This article below is a work in progress. I want to pitch it to someone flipping marvellous once I get lots of cyberpsychology (YEAH IT’S A THING, WIKI IT, YOU MONSTER.) humdrum sort of wank into it, but for the time being it remains like the following. Please could you all look at it and tell me how it’s doing? It’s still in the gestation period but I think it might have grown a couple of fingernails.
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Well that was utterly disgusting, wasn’t it?
Anyhow::
5 things that would change if we acted in real life as we do on Twitter
(And one that would remain exactly the same.)

So then – Bloody Twitter dot bloody com, eh? What a ride that’s been over the past couple of years. All the anarchic abuse and all those ambitious forays with hashtags, and dreadful anarchic abuse, and that time it didn’t load on the internet, but it did on our smartphones, so we just clicked on there instead. Not to mention all that lovely anarchic abuse!
It gets a girl to wondering. Since its dawning age way back when in 2006, when Ashton Kutcher was… Well, we were going to say ‘not as achingly prevalent in our collective subconscious’ but that would make us well-wishers, and then people would throw stones at us for being guppie granola lesbians. Again. Anyhow, way back when in 2006, to present day February 2012. What have these past five years or so done to our very very Ashton Kutcher-manned brains? Has it subconsciously changed us? What if the way we acted in the world was a little bit more parallel to how we act on Twitter? IN FACT SCREW THAT LOL – WHAT IF THE WORLD*WAS* TWITTER? Ah see, I have hooked you now.
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I listened to that Bon Iver album and after the first 30 seconds, I shut it off, I thought fuck that. It was just so big-sounding. I mean, I fucking love Phil Collins too. But there were like, 30 Bon Ivers, and some of them are children, and some of them are in the woods, it’s all “aaaah” and “ooooh”. So I turned it off. I’m glad that I don’t take it so seriously when I’m making it, or think that it’s amazing after it’s done – I’ll think it will be shit. I just needed to realise that I’m just going to do what I’m going to do.”
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DiS meets Perfume Genius (via drownedinsoundcloud)
Fantastic opinions on Bon Iver.
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Well done me for liking Woody Allen, then. Very well done. What madness will I pursue next? Typing in ‘radical feminism’ into Google Books and reading a line and quoting it, probably. As is the errant fantasticness that is I.
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