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Stephanie

What word do you say too much?

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Amazing.

If you were to star in a musical which one would it be?       

Grease.

What book should be all read?                     

The Four Hour Work Week

How do you cure a hangover?        

Water and fruit.

What was your first nightclub experience?                                              

The Red Sea in Subi with a bunch of West Coast Eagles players.

What skill do you wish you had?  

I wish I could sing properly.

What is the most embarrassing CD in your collection?

Achy Breaky Heart by Billy Ray Cyrus.

As a teenager, who did you have a poster of on your bedroom wall?

Joey McIntyre.

What flavour of milkshake brings all the boys to the yard?                

Vanilla.

Who would you murder on the dance floor?                                              

My best friend Beau.

Which Lion King character would you be?

Simba.

If you were a Drag King, what would your name be?

Sugar Pop.

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