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Quotes
editI deleted these two quotes, and the sentence they apppear in, as they are unattributed, have been for months, and could be considered uncomplimentary, to say the least, perhaps even libelous given the circumstances. I preserve them here, should anyone wish to research them, attribute them, put them back in. Taking his inspiration from his physically abusive and, in his words, "mostly violent and wantingly forgotten childhood/past" he has been called "the dirtier uneducated Marcel Proust" or "the oversexed and abused Ingmar Bergman". Cheers, Lindsay 06:16, 1 April 2007 (UTC)
why is his sexuality relevant?
- I think because he is in a group with two homosexuals, but is heterosexual himself; maybe that's not relevant, but i would guess that's the justification of whoever put it in. Cheers, Lindsay 15:12, 16 August 2007 (UTC)