Never has there been a working environment like it – people arrive early, people stay late – all to be part of the dream that is Blink Media. But who are these soldiers of fortune:

artisan

aaron koch
What is your name: Aaron Koch Job title: Artisan / share holder What are your likes: Well apart from my preferred past-time of laughing at others misfortune I enjoy many sports including hockey and football so many hours are filled by playing for a local hockey club and supporting Chelsea FC. Any other spare time I like to devote to amusement of a comical nature. And dislikes: Nikki Toyne and Liverpool FC Dream Car: Mitsubishi warrior (they look bad ass who cares how they drive) Earliest childhood memory: Apart from the womb I remember that whenever I was a kid my parents moved around a lot…but I always found them. Favourite film: kiss kiss bang bang and crash Ideal meal: A good curry Favourite eskimoo milkshake flavour: Movie fodder- for the uneducated it comprises of chocolate m&m’s and toffee popcorn, that’s right!
Best time of day: Bedtime Favourite facebook app: I don’t get facebook applications, how do they assist in voyeurism…that’s all facebook is right? Should men wear skinny jeans? Explain: The only time any man should wear skinny jeans is when you are morbidly obese and the baggiest of jeans still appear to be skinny! On any other occasion they should be outlawed…and don’t get me started on muffin tops! How do you take your tea (Just to remind Sara): regularly And finally…do you actually understand your job title? Not really, I think it’s probably just a pretentious way of allowing the other employees to think they are on my level. But then I thought it could derive from the Italian: artigiano a skilled manual worker who crafts items that may be functional or strictly decorative, including furniture, clothing, jewelry, household items, and tools. The term can also be used as an adjective to refer to the craft of hand making food products, such as bread, beverages, cheese and other necessary Blink produce.
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