gavia:me
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Hi,I'm called Gavia. It's named after a Terran aviform (=bird) called the "loon" or "diver". I like all things to do with Harry Potter , star wars ,animorphs and,of course,hitch-hikers guide to the galaxy.I am an ace climber and I play the cello and I am at grade four already , I have only been playing for three years .
I've read all the Jedi Apprentice books 1-6 and I have read all the Harry Potter books and all the Animorph books which are out in the UK.
I am a little green humanoid *vuman* from Naboo. I have blue hair down to my ankles. I am not a carbon based life form so cannot inebriate on alcohol. As a copper-based life form I usually prefer an external application of sulphate on Antareday nights. I have a pet Phoegon.
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| Welcome To H2G2... | Oct 19, 2000 |
| Hi Gavia! | Oct 18, 2000 |
| Greetings, Gavia! | Oct 16, 2000 |
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