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On the Spot: Rachel Discrimination

Rachel DiscriminationWe caught up with Drag Performer Rachel Discrimination and asked her some random questions.

What should never be worn in public? Clogs

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What sound do you love?
My car starting.

When you were a teenager who was on your bedroom wall?
Joey Lawrence and Jonathan Brandis

If the moon is made of cheese what kind of cheese is it?
It’s green cheese from what I was told as a child.

What song can’t you get out of your head?
Can’t get you out of my head by Kylie Minogue

Name a great book. Any science fiction by Robin Hobb is good.

What do you regret? Not starting drag earlier.

Which band should reform?  E.Y.C

How do you cure a hangover?
A BLT sub, some panadol and water.

Who’s hot? Me!!

Where do you like to hang out?  Connections Nightclub

image: Jana Topler

 

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