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Infinite Jest

several, a long time favorite I B Singer

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Lewis Carroll, because I love his wordplay, the surreal & fantastical nature of his storylines and characters, and the little logical/philosphical puzzles that are woven into his writing. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through The Looking Glass have been my favourite works of fiction since childhood.

If you could have dinner with any three people (dead or living), who would you choose?

No, not boring at all - London sounds like an amazing city with so much to explore, and in spite of being from the UK I'm yet to go (I'm much further north). If I was based overseas like you, I would definitely choose somewhere in England - but as it happens I am British, and so my choice would be Alaska

Ian Mackaye, Guy Picciotto, and Henry Rollins!

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Abe Lincoln, Hillary Clinton, and Ghandi.

Who is your favorite celebrity?

Jenna Coleman, Eve Myles, and Matt Smith

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Amy Lee, Robin Williams, Morgan Freeman.

Who did you look up to when you were younger?

1. Melanie Martinez, and Markiplier.

2. I guess I looked up to my brother (4 years older.)

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2) My mum, definitely.

Have you ever traveled anywhere by train or plane?

Yes, both.

Have you ever been on a ship or large ferry?

Nope.

Have you ever been to Australia or New Zealand?

Nope, but I'd like to.

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No. My dad did, though, a long time ago.

Have you ever been outside of the country? If so, where did you go? what were your thoughts on it?

I went to Mexico(Cozumel) I felt embarrassed because I tried to speak Spanish there, and failed miserably.

Ever felt embarrassed by failing to speak a language in a country not your own?

yeah. there was this migrant girl working in a train station in graz, austria, fronting a bakery from where i wanted to purchase a quick bite to eat on the bus ride back to zagreb. i spoke no german, and aside from being able to tell me she spoke no english...she spoke no english. we tried to communicate by gestures, but it was a pathetic display. she had to call another, english speaking employee to get me on my way.

and then merely getting on that bus to zagreb was a similar hassle in itself but that's a different tale. it was pretty embarrassing at that moment, but even though i plan to return there this december i'm likely never going to see those two again so whatever.

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oh, i find it that a difficult one, my own language embarrasses me already, another its even more wtf
maybe its less embarrassing being stupid in another language

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