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Ruby Rose Takes Our Pop Quiz

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Ruby Rose answered some random questions in the OUTinPerth speed quiz, ready, set, go!

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Complete these sentences

My thoughts on onesies are? They are amazing, and they were more amazing when they were less popular.

If I caught you twerking i would? Ask you if you needed medical help

The coolest Disney princess is? ..Oh My God. This is where the truth comes out; I never watched Disney movies as a kid. I don’t even know a single Disney princess!

A Disney prince? Aladdin?! It’s messed up because my mum never let me watch Disney movies, but I did watch the ninja turtles.

My favourite flavour of ice-cream is? Well I’m actually not very fun because I’m lactose intolerant so it would have to be some white soy one-

-SCRAP THAT. Favourite Allen’s lolly? Snakes! I love snakes.

If you opened my fridge right now you would find? A lot of vegetables. I’ve just been to the market and bought heaps of organic vegetables. Usually you open my fridge and there’s a can of soft drink and that’s it- because I travel so much.

If I could have superhero powers for a day I would choose?  To fly. I would love to fly, I think that would be a really easy way to impress a girl. Hey, you want to go to Paris? Let’s fly there! There’s no way that girl’s gonna leave me when she knows I can fly!

You’re trick or treating, they say trick, what do you do? Wellll, when I was a kid, we would toilet paper people’s houses. Peer group pressure, it’s what we all did in Melbourne! It was the safest because you wouldn’t get in trouble, but because it’s Melbourne it would usually rain and the toilet paper would turn into paper mache.

You’re having a dinner party with 3 people from any point in history, who are they? I know that I should go for people with a lot of substance, like politicians and artists, but I’d just like to sit and have dinner with some hot people like Angelina Jolie, Megan Fox, and Ellen, because she’d be really funny.

Whats the first thing that comes to your mind when I say:

Purple: Yellow Enormous: I do not want to say what just came into my head. You have to, it’s the game. …Banana. Liar. Music: Madonna Saucy: Pasta Grass: Illegal Velvet: Soft Unicorn: YAAAY, Unicorn! Coffee: My one vice Sayonara: Pizza cat

Catch Ruby Rose and DJ Nino Brown at The Court on Sunday 29th September for Game of Thrones TIX available online here!

Katie Cameron

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