May 04, 2011 23:07
the kinsey scale meme
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tricklesdown: teagan,
lamandibula: romazvhir,
kneebruises: sasha,
freaklike: aspen,
switchgun: riley,
*meme,
creepinginmy: jack gibson & cerbos,
#necklaces,
ourobsorption: ouroboros,
oxfffffford: john buchanan | oxford,
stillnotouchie: robert hargreaves,
skinsack: monroe,
monstertoy: adam lauderdale,
- members,
capableof: xesirit,
typeright: julia "jules" grumley,
boomfizzlepop: michiru amy carlisle,
mystorysucks: ben bellamy,
poisongames: kulshedra,
staunchest: emily kingston,
matriotism: raicho,
easternblue: josias st. john,
mellifluently: mahalia de luca-serna,
bloodaholic: julian dixon-ross,
siliconfen: isaac moore | cambridge,
dramaticfall: danny cairns,
uponhiseye: milen,
wantsakitteh: andël vlcěk,
howaverage: emilia gorski
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❷ the type: UH OKAY well firstly you've got to bloody well deserve his time and attention. Not very many people/cities qualify for this; Cambridge has unbelievably high standards and expectations. High achievers and the best of the best need only apply. Everyone else can go home. Fakeness (including false humility) is really offputting - Cambridge values honesty and pragmatism a hell of a lot. And most importantly Cambridge looks for people who can "stand the heat" - he's fussy, highly-strung and antagonistic and expects people to not only be able to handle that but also to dish it back out at him. Difficult standards, this one.
❸ the past: He's nowhere NEAR as open and promiscuous as other cities. He's far too fussy and judgemental. There's only a small handful of cities and people that he's ever really seen as of the same calibre as himself: Oxford being the most obvious one here. In his younger days he was besotted with Ely but in recent centuries he's outgrown her in more ways than one.
❹ the crushes: Oxford I, obvs. The only one who's REALLY worthy of his affection but Oxford has to work hard to get at them :') and he totally admires London because she's practical and rational and stuff. Durham UNTIL HE CONSORTED WITH THE ENEMY. Get out, Oxford II.
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