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I'm 20, I'm a University Student. I'm a fun and lively girl, who is eccentric and loves to put a smile on people's faces :) I love music and films and love the old classics but like to keep in touch with whats new. I'm British but have Irish parents. It's a good combination :)

I've got terrible organisation skills and leave lots of things til the last minute. I am an expert procrastinator. Essays and exam time are when I do the most interesting things to procrastinate.

I'm brutally honest. If you don't want my truthful opinion, don't ask for it. And if you think you can get away with disrespectful, sexist and insulting messages, you've got another thing coming. Funny how most of those males never message back.

I'm quite a confident person, especially on my top days, but those can be few and far between! I'm really interested in people's views and beliefs, and like talking things out as I'm pretty open minded about everything.

I've got love for you if you were born in the 80s. :)

I've also got love for you if you want to talk about Karl Pilkington.

"Better than being treated like the goofball...the joker...the MAGICIAN..."

"I love golllllllllllld"

Well I'm currently in my final year as a Philosophy student. I think I want to stick with it and do some postgraduate work on it. So I'm actually working really hard (unlike some Uni students!) I love it, it is totally my passion. And I am proud of that :)

Talking, haha. I'm told I talk way too much and have even been accused of being gobby on occasions! Well I never. I'm also not a bad singer either. I can make a song out of anything as well. just a simple phrase will set me off.

I also enjoy perfecting my rendition of the classic Denzel Washington line in Training Day - "King Kong ain't got SHIT on me"

My blue eyes probably. Also my long eyelashes. I get asked if they are fake, and get people wanting to touch them all the time. Very weird.

Or my laugh. I can't help it though, if something amuses me, I have to show my appreciation ;)

And if its in philosophical discussions or, well anything - I have a lot of opinions. Butttt I think that's ok, really.

I've also just had a Bettie Page-esque fringe cut into my hair, so that is getting a few notices these days.

a) books - Harry Potter (of course) All Chuck Palahniuk books, especially Choke and Fight Club, 1984, Lord of the Flies, L'Etranger is probably my all time favourite book (I've read it in both French and English). I love Kurt Vonnegut as well, Slaughterhouse V being a fave.

I'm also a real fanatic about plays (if i had the money i'd be in the theatre every week) and for me, nobody can top Mr David Mamet. Oleanna still to this day, just simply reading it gives me chills.

Measure for Measure is probably my favourite Shakespeare play, along with Othello and Hamlet. But I think there is magic in most of them. People have asked what is it about Measure for Measure which I think is so great. And I think it is because it is so misinterpreted and debunked as a certain genre, when really it contains so much depth. The Duke is sometimes skated over but he is one of the most Iago-ian characters of Shakespeare's world. The ending, one which can seem unsatisfactory and a farce, has so much hidden meanings and leaves me with quite an empty disturbed feeling.

b) Anything Gary Oldman is in (And even the diabolical films he's been in)) He's just the absolute king of the acting world, and if anybody denies it, they are very weird. (As suggested by a random messager who I forget, I like every one of Gary Oldman films...What do you mean every one?...EVERY ONE!!!!)

A random selection, Die Hard, Donnie Darko, The Usual Suspects, Primal Fear, Batman Begins, Taxi Driver, Interstate 60, Amores Perros, Fight Club, True Romance, Casablanca, Pulp Fiction, Léon, He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not, Traffic, American Beauty, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Gone with the Wind, When Harry Met Sally..., Trainspotting, Office Space, Shaun of the Dead, Grease, The Way We Were

I love old school musicals and Singin' in the Rain is my absolute favourite.

TV - The Office, The Office (US version), Fawlty Towers, Alan Partridge Buffy the Vampire Slayer (seasons 1-3), Queer as Folk(UK), Sex and the City, Friends, I'm a huge Grey's Anatomy addict, Gok's Fashion Fix

c) music - I like so many different things, current favourites are Muse, Maroon 5, Snow Patrol, Dizzee Rascal, Justice, Fall Out Boy and of course Mark Ronson. But again, the legend that is Frank Sinatra has to get a mention.

I also have eternal love for The Smiths, Cream and The Clash. And true love lasts a lifetime. And my all time fave song is Tale of Brave Ulysses by Cream tied alongside Smooth by Santana & Rob Thomas (who also happens to be a favourite of mine)

One of my favourite all time albums is The Score by The Fugees: it is just amazing.

I'm pretty into my classical music as well. It's good for revision. I'm a huge fan of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 it gets whacked on every week at some point. :P

d) Marmite is the shiznay. I've also just decided how much i love eggs, I'm getting pretty good at poaching eggs, I must say.

I love Kant, the philosopher. He is an actual dude.

1) My friends because I do love my friends

2) My family because even though they can be annoying, you gotta love them really :P

3) Kisses because they are just exquisite

4) Music because it's just good for all occassions

5) Water because drinking is one of my favourite activities and, keeps me alive...bonus!

6) Mascara because I like to keep me eyes fluttery and nice :P

...and 7) because I'm special and I'm allowing myself a special one...Marmite

Life and whats the point of it - hey I'm a philosopher at the end of the day! I also think about politics, music, films, current affairs.
People so often these days ignore things that I think are very important, and just fade into the background.

Also, the moon. I love the moon. I'd sooner spend time outdoors with the moon and stars then a sunset.

Partying with my friends, dancing the night away - or chilling out with a few friends instead. I'm a big fan of Friday nights actually. I sometimes like to celebrate with a Crunchie to "get that Friday feeling" but on a trip round the supermarket yesterday, what was on offer...Crunchie ice creams! Now they are just sexual.

My dream man is two parts Robert Redford, one part Gene Kelly and a huge massive dash of Gary Oldman.

Well, if you liked the profile. Or if you would like to comment on something I've said, or have a question for me...or whatever. Message away.

One thing about woos. Woos are fine but only if you then send me a message later. Come on, my profile is lengthy enough to find some point of interest. And if you can't, we probably wouldnt get on :P

If you don't want to talk to a woman who is opinionated - then don't message me. I thought the above profile would weed those guys out, but no.