Send him an email! tony@tonynunn.org - it's now .org NOT .net
During my teens I was an enthusiastic birdwatcher.
After chain smoking for almost 20 years I stopped smoking in November 2003.
Every day I take a multivitamin tablet and an Omega 3 capsule.
I used to regularly visit galleries until I realised in my late thirties that I don’t really have much interest in visual arts.
I have a vocational qualification in journalism, but no degree.
Everybody calls me Tony apart from my mother: she calls me Antony.
I have been a paid employee of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (Scottish Youth CND in 1985).
Backing-up my computer is one of the chores I constantly put off.
Visceral hatred would best describe my attitude towards New Labour.
I have little or no faith in alternative therapies , but I carry a “healing crystal” in my wallet.
South Kensington is my favourite area of London.
My chief means of exercise is long walks through the parks in Central London (St James’s Park, through Green Park, to Hyde Park).
Most of my clothes are bought at Marks & Spencer; the rest are from charity shops.
Apparently I don’t suffer fools gladly: this was recently pointed out to me - I thought I was overflowing with the milk of human kindness.
I take pride in eating well on a budget.
At any given time I try to own 14 pairs of socks and underpants.
I make a list every night of the things to do the next day.
Despite having been a successful web designer for several years, I can be very slow to pick up new digital technologies (my 71 year old mother had to show me how to use my camera).
I own around 600 books.
I’m unable to get on most underground lines because of panic attacks.
Only if a restaurant’s service is very bad do I leave anything less than a 15% tip.
The Big Lebowski is my favourite film.
I devote an unhealthy amount of time to daydreaming about what I would do if I won the lottery.
I have a severe height phobia - I am terrified of heights.
I wear ear plugs in bed to help me sleep.
I moved to Glasgow aged 19 and lived there for three years.
I’m mildly obsessive compulsive: I’m unable to leave the house without checking - several times - that I have switched off all the lights.
I have read the novel Money, by Martin Amis, nine times.
If I could afford it I would eat out at restaurants every night.
My first job on leaving school was working as a gardener in a cemetery.
Although I read a lot of weblogs I rarely leave comments.
I watch Newsnight most nights.
I prefer to shave every other day.
I’m getting more left-wing as I grow older.
I have three sisters and one brother.
I’m a Mac owner, but I’m perfectly happy using a PC.
I’m a Guardian reading type, but I frequently buy the Guardian and find there is little I want to read.
The amount of diet coke I drink can’t be healthy (I have recently become addicted to diet coke with cherry).
I go through phases of listening to Radio 3 in the hope of educating myself about classical music and jazz: I’m always on some self improvement plan.
Thankfully I haven’t had to have much dental work done.
I had a mohican haircut when I was 15 (a proper punk one).
It takes me an hour to get ready in the morning: the routine includes taking a bath and having two strong mugs of coffee and a mug of tea.
All my furniture was bought from Argos.
I have a poster of Che Guevara on my wall (note that I’m 43, not 23).
I think it’s important to own a good pair of slippers.
When making a cup of tea I prefer to put the milk in first (scandalous, I know).
I live in a council flat in Earls Court.
I do voluntary work for a steelband charity.
I like the lifestyle choices associated with Buddhism but I have no faith.