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Current Residence: The People's Republic of Cork
Favourite genre of music: Soft Rock/Folk
MP3 player of choice: Cretive Zen Vision: M
Favourite cartoon character: Hazel from Watership Down. If I were a rabbit I would marry him and have lots of rabbit babies.
Personal Quote: I am, ya know.
Favourite genre of music: Soft Rock/Folk
MP3 player of choice: Cretive Zen Vision: M
Favourite cartoon character: Hazel from Watership Down. If I were a rabbit I would marry him and have lots of rabbit babies.
Personal Quote: I am, ya know.
Favourite Visual Artist
Harry Clarke & Chris Lyons ;)
Favourite Movies
Annie Hall
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
Hanson, Bright Eyes, Bell x1, the Strokes, Mary Black, Death Cab, Belle&Sebastian, etc...
Favourite Writers
Bronte's,Steinbeck,Orwell, Joeseph Heller, Plath, Dorothy Parker, F.S. Fitzgerald, Poe,Philip R
Tools of the Trade
Er....just pencils really.
Other Interests
Art...Music...Reading...Writing...English...
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Haha no worries! Sorry I haven't logged in in months!
If you're interested at all in the Essex, you should read "In the Heart of the Sea" by Nathaniel Philbrick, it's a brilliant book and the most detailed account available on the incident (but really interestingly written, not at all like a boring historical document!)
Good Luck
If you're interested at all in the Essex, you should read "In the Heart of the Sea" by Nathaniel Philbrick, it's a brilliant book and the most detailed account available on the incident (but really interestingly written, not at all like a boring historical document!)
Good Luck
