Elizabeth

Well, according to my essay question, in the last decade it's been suggested that's there's been an increase in male objectification by means of their representation in visual media. This question was last updated in 2007, though, and who knows when it was actually written.

Illustration. I'm writing an essay on male objectification in modern media. I don't know why either. Thanks for voting guys.

So, I was looking at the last page in 'worst taste in music' and there was a little bit of discussion, and then I thought, 'HEY! THAT FITS IN PERFECTLY WITH MY ESSAY FOR UNI'. So here I am. I made a poll, and if there's anyone who hasn't answered it already, then I'd greatly appreciate it if you did. I haven't put down any option other than if you yourself do or don't feel objectified by visual media, as that would complicate things. If you're up for some discussion, then that's cool too, just so long as you answer the question. Here's the link to the poll: Please Vote: Do you feel objectified by visual media (ie. advertising, TV shows, movies, magazines)? Discuss?

What Shaki said. I don't think I could get the amount of RTS or any of the older albums I'd like unless I'd seen him 10 years ago. Considering he was touring both the latest albums I think we got a pretty good deal set-wise. Although I'd have preferred for him to have taken Spektor on tour, I didn't actually mind the Kate girl doing You Don't Know Me. It's a bit of a tune and yeah. I missed her set and changed my ticket to a seated to avoid being a loner but I enjoyed the gig a lot. He's definitely still one of the best live acts I've seen.

I am thoooooooo at the Edinburgh gig.

I hope he takes Regina Spektor as a surprise guest. It's never going to happen, but, I don't really like the current support, so I can live in hope. This should be good. I hope it's good.

Oh this looks very nice. Very do-able, in the sense that, I can do this, not, any other way.

Who are Which Way Now?

Oh man. I would have gone to this, but I get back to Dundee that night as I've got class the next day.

Please? Willing to come to you to collect, because I didn't realize it would sell out so fast.

Apparently 'The Informers' is good. I don't know what it's about or anything though, but someone in my class is a big Ellis fan and they like that one as well? Just wiki'd it, apparently it's short stories?

I'm scared that if I read American Psycho it'll make me throw up a bit, so instead I started Diving Bell and the Butterfly, 'cause it's small, I'm only like 50 pages in though, because I am slow. Next is Hotel World, or Lord of the Flies.

I want one of these. I will visit Kilau when I'm home fer Christmas.

Ridiculously jealous of your Vettriano owning. Silkscreen too. Corrr.

I was very excited, then I realised it was on a Tuesday and I got less excited, however, I am hoping this doesn't sell out/my timetable gets a little more flexible and so my excitement will rise again.

I am glad I went to this, Gay for Johnny Depp were a childhood dream. Young Legionnaires made me sad because I'm still not over 'milo and I wasn't that big a fan of PABH, but all round a good gig.

To be fair, I think it's mainly ticketbastard,com and such like that've upped their services charges and the like. He was the same price in 2007 (25) but I don't remember having to pay totally over the odds? Though, I could've just been blinded by the want to see him back then, plus I had a job and lived at home.

I bought a ticket for Glasgow and it came to a purse-raping 31. It's definitely worth it though, as even with absolutely shite sound last time, he's still one of the most interesting live acts I've seen.

Well going now. Wanted to see GFJD for aaaaaages.

Didn't realize this would sell out so quick. ...any ideas where to get tickets? D:

This sounds only a bit more dramatic than my student halls last year, but we had... roughly the same problems; A flat full of girls and we constantly had work-men and cleaning ladies coming into our flat at all hours with absolutely no notice. To be fair, I'm not sure if the laws are different in regards to giving notice with student halls, and they were very, very good at sorting stuff out if it was broken, but there was an awkward situation with one of my flatmates that could've easily been avoided had they given us even a half-hour notice that they were coming round and were going to go into our rooms.

Adventureland was one of the worst 2hrs of my life.

Kirsty from Junior Apprentice's parents own the Carron. I planned to eat there. Do you have to book a table for lunch?

I read it with the possibility that he saw Dave showering. I don't know how much you might enjoy that though?