※Sgian Dubh ※
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| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Industry | Sports or Recreation |
| Occupation | 130-6006 - 93884 2266 |
| Location | Poblachd An t-Eilean Sgitheanach, Na h-Eileanan Siar - Alba, Côte d’Ivoire |
| Introduction | Coin Is Madaidhean-allaidh Thar na sìorruidheachd, thar a sneachda, chì mi mo dhàin neo-dheachdte: chì mi lorgan an spòg a' breacadh gile shuaim hneach an t-sneachda: calg air bhoile, teanga fala, gadhair chaola 's madaidhean-allaidh, a' leum thar mullaichean nan gàradh a ' ruith fo sgàil nan craobhan fàsail, ag gabhail cumhang nan caol-ghleann, a' sireadh caisead nan gaoth-bheann: an langan gallanch a' sianail thar loman cruaidhe nan àm cianail, an comhartaich bhiothbhuan na mo chluasan an deann-ruith ag gabhail mo bhuadhan; rèis nam madadh 's nan con iargalt luath air tòrachd an fhiadhaich, troimh na coilltean gun fhiaradh, thar mullaichean anm beann gun shiarach; coin chiùine cuthaich mo bhàrdachd, madaidhean air tòir na h-àilleachd, àilleachd an anama 's an aodainn, fiadh geal thar beheann is raointean, fiadh do bhòidhche ciùine gaolaich, fiadhach gun sgur, gun fhaochadh. |
| Interests | Why's,there,always,one,extra,imaginary,stair,when,you,climb,them,without,the,lights,on?, |
| Favorite movies | Kung Fu Hustle, Its All Gone Pete Tong, Boondock Saints, Kundun, A Life Less Ordinary, Ronin, Sum of All Fears, We Were Soldiers [Once], I Went Down - Disorganised Crime, Saving Ryans Privates, Into The West, Seven Samurai, Good Will Hunting, Jacobs Ladder, Paris Texas, The Big Blue, Roseannas Grave... |
| Favorite music | Don't Tell Mum I Work on the Rigs, She Thinks I'm a Piano Player in a Whorehouse |
| Favorite books | Seven Summits by Dick Bass & Frank Wells, Dont Tell Mum I Work on the Rigs She Thinks Im a Piano Player in a Whorehouse by Paul Carter, Hebridean Ghurka by Neil Griffiths, One Man's Mountains by Tom Patey, The Tao of Pooh by Benjamin Hoff, High Endeavours - The Life and Legend of Robin Smith, Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse |
What reason do you have to believe the earth is flat?
None at all since scientific trigonometry & the mathmatics of eliptical measurement have progressed considerably since the days of Gallileo.