NOTE TO SELF:
- READ MORE BOOKS
- WATCH MORE MOVIES
- TOUCH MORE GRASS
I blog from here
Hi I run this Website. There used to be a whole big meta-narrative here about Shadow-Editors pulling the strings behind the scenes, which was supposed to be a setup for a webring I was gonna run, but I got kinda bored of that idea and wanted this to be a proper dumping ground. So pretend none of that ever happened.
Hermenaut.net is still part blog, part archive, possibly an independent publishing platform, but mostly just for fun. I've run through 2-3 variations of this site before this one and will probably run through two or more overhauls in the near future. whoops.
Besides all the webmaster-y stuff, I enjoy concrete, the smell of citrus, rainy sundays, taking the train, old machines and absolutely dislike floral scents.
Lastly, a small stamp collection:
(Groans) Its Jin/Kim/Bryan/Your Mom/Whatever you want it to be. I'm just some guy in my 20s.
[WEBSITE NAME]"Hermenaut" is a fake word I invented which is supposed to do two things: be a title and sound cool. If we break it down etymologically, it's a mix of "hermeneutics" and the Ancient Greek suffix "-nautes", denoting some sort of sailor or traveller. In essence I'm sailing on the waters of understanding... or something... you get the point.
[FAVORITE DRINK]Gin Tonic.
[ANYTHING ELSE I SHOULD KNOW?]Funny Games is a 1997 Austrian satirical psychological thriller film written and directed by Michael Haneke, and starring Susanne Lothar, Ulrich Mühe, and Arno Frisch. The plot involves two young men who hold a family hostage in their vacation home and torture them with sadistic games. The film was entered into the 1997 Cannes Film Festival, where it generated controversy among both critics and audiences for its depiction of graphic violence and torture.[3]
