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i thought this would be obvious :) aerith for sure, followed by cloud.
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i genuinely have no idea how that would work unless you are as hairy as a bear and i like my guys waxed thanks so no
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no, i don't consider myself one really. i've slept with a lot of people but i'm not ashamed of it.
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more embarrassing than anything, she was sitting at a table with eddie izzard and i dropped my camera and it somehow rolled under it so i had to get down on my hands and knees and look for it under them. classy as hell. fortunately dominic monaghan was standing behind me laughing his head off and bought me a drink after.
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asked by toskalol
answered below: a bloody mary or a tatanka (a polish vodka called zubrowka mixed with apple juice). i tend to just drink vodka and red bull on nights out though
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asked by HaikuMarko
mdma is ecstacy, the drug. i've met a lot of famous people but i suppose the most famous are bono and courtney love. bono's just down the road from me so i see him all the time so i don't really think of it as a big deal. the famous people i most enjoyed meeting were dominic monaghan, billy boyd and chris wolstenholme.
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asked by HaikuMarko
wow do you want to just set up an interview with me or what? haha. eh my job's boring at the mo because no one's buying makeup since it's not on sale plus half the country's snowed in but i usually love it. its smallness can get a bit claustraphobic. it is IMPOSSIBLE to escape/avoid any one here because everyone knows everyone. so that can get a bit boring. recent trend of everyone taking MDMA. boring as fuck.
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asked by HaikuMarko
uhmmm not much really scares me here, i feel very safe in my hometown. i guess...
1.) rape. there's been a lot of reports of rohypnol been used in my local club and one of my friends actually witnessed a guy doing it so that's scary.
2.) being mugged/burgaled. i live in a nice area so it gets targeted a good bit.
3.) losing my job?
uhm i have plenty of stuff that scares me but i can't really think of anything that would specifically have to happen in ireland... -
asked by DreamDigger
it's not such a big deal this day. growing up, i remember there was a lot of discrimination against protestants from some of our more fenian teachers - they were made stay outside in the cold or stuff whilst we practised communion/confirmations and i don't think they could participate in our religious assembly plays we held every week. but this is back in the day when i can remember having never seen an afro-carribian before in ireland. it's much more multi-cultural these days, athiesm tends to be more accepted by modern day folk: we're not as under the influence of the catholic church as you may think, a lot of people have turned against them - currently there's pressure on all our bishops to resign who were around during the sex scandals years back, even if they didn't know about it because a few of them covered it up. so yeah. i think racism is more of an issue these days because we've rapidly become very multi-cultural and it's taking some people more time to adjust to that. i think even sexuality is much less of an issue these days. hell, my uncle's a priest and my other one (his brother) is gay and they love each other to pieces!
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18, most people start around 13 or 14 or so.
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asked by HaikuMarko
yeah, highest rate of binge drinking rate in europe. i do not help these statistics.
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fat? i assume you mean part?? erm, the very south of dublin, i'd rather not specify.
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asked by HaikuMarko
dishes? like food? POTATOES, duh. i dunno, i wouldn't be much help here, i'm a vegetarian with a serious curry addiction whilst most traditional irish food is meat.
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Stephanie
Dublin, Ireland
Stephanie’s Bio
music, makeup and alcohol basically sum me up
