Furtherst away from being metaphsical. Incidentally, when I told Christian women I was talking with you, I received a divided response. Some said, 'Great, she's fantastic'. I don't really pay any heed to that kind of nonsense. In your book, In Pursuit of Hygiene , you speak out strongly on issues, but then when it comes to saying what you really think you slip into self-deprecation.
All human beings have foibles.
I find myself fascinating and occassionally pathetic. I don't think there's anything wrong with that. Just because Triple J, being the sort of place it is, and me being the kind of entertainer that I am, I rigidly refused to be called a role model. And I think most of my audience are intelligent and disdainful enough to not ever think of me like that. It's just some kind of pathetic anti-authoriatarian stance on my part, I guess.