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On The Spot with Scott Ferrier @ Soto's

What’s next to your bed? A scented candle. I don’t have a dildo next to my bed.

What film has made you cry? Recently I cried watching Twilight… Which I’m embarrassed to say!  I cried at some weird point.

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What’s your guilty pleasure? I love nutella, does that count?

What would be your drag name be? Crystal Meth, it’s completely random that my friends chose that for me.  

Who inspires you most? I get inspired by my friends and their accomplishments. I inspire myself.

What word do you say too much? Dahhhling!

What is your favourite flavour? I like salty things.

What’s the stupidest thing you’ve purchased? Probably when I got my penis pierced! Not really, that never happened. 

What’s your favourite noise?I like the sound of DA CLUB.

Who would you have sex with if you could pick anyone?  Myself.

Funniest place you’ve had sex? A nudist beach.

What’s your natural hair colour? Blonde of course!

Who was the last person to see you naked? [Laughs] There was about 50 of them today at the nudist beach!

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