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Stilbini

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Age:
18 years old
Birthday:
March 11, 1995
Gender:
Female Female
Location:
Rainbow Happy Sunshine Town, NJ
Interests:
Barbra Streisand

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About Me

Stilbini means "drumstick" in Latvian. I find this apropos for I am a drummer and I am of Latvian descent. My name is Christina and I only pretend to be a foreigner. I also am not colorblind or narcoleptic and cannot speak French, despite what I claim.

Often, I am referred to as Still or Bini, but often go as 'Stina, combining the user with my name.

Things I like - Barbra Streisand, lemonade, bathing, translating songs into French.
Things I dislike - The expression "heart skipped a beat", for when a person's heart skips a beat, it is not romantic. It is bloody painful. And showering.

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  1. Nurematsu 

    27 Jan 2012 - 04:49
    Nowhere, really, lol. I'm just the kind of person that wants to experience lots of other cultures, especially their foods. The furthest away from the mainland I've been is Hawaii.

  2. Nurematsu 

    27 Jan 2012 - 02:00
    Nope, but I have a passion for food (eating and cooking). One of my goals whenever I travel is to try weird foods

  3. CaptainBaconMan 

    18 Jan 2012 - 15:36
    Also Well that's the amazing thing I've learned from being a biology major, there is a new field of study called epi-genetics, apparently your lifestyle choices and environment can actually effect which of your genes are expressed. You can actually turn off bad genes and turn on good ones, you're still limited to your genome but at least everything isn't set in stone. So keep th...

  4. CaptainBaconMan 

    18 Jan 2012 - 15:35
    Thanks, I'm not anything special though. I just like to do things outdoors, and I fucking love science. I also like nothing more than to share my awe at the grandeur of our universe. And if that knowledge benefits someone then it just encourages me more. Not everyone appreciates it though, so thanks for listening to my rambling.

  5. ThatOneDudeBro 

    18 Jan 2012 - 04:09
    exactly cartoon network killed itself but its coming back Adventure Time is decent but will never be as good as Courage, Billy and Mandy, and Ed,Edd,n Eddy

  6. ThatOneDudeBro 

    18 Jan 2012 - 03:53
    Thanks at.least you made your avatar i just searched this up.

  7. CaptainBaconMan 

    18 Jan 2012 - 02:04
    (Since that got cut off). I'm a certified lifeguard, and I'm a biology major, so I also just like to know these things. Hahaha.

  8. CaptainBaconMan 

    18 Jan 2012 - 02:04
    From what I know I'm perfectly healthy right now, but my family on my Dad's side (my mom is adopted so I have no idea about that side) has a history of high cholesterol and accompanying cardiovascular disease. Obesity was a problem for them, so I make it a point to eat healthier and such. Also my mother is a paramedic and I'm medically trained in emergency first aid (plus I'm a ...

  9. CaptainBaconMan 

    18 Jan 2012 - 01:08
    Other than that there is surgery. You're young and healthy right now though, so don't sweat it too much.

  10. CaptainBaconMan 

    18 Jan 2012 - 01:07
    I was about to ask if you had family history or anything. I'm guessing you have what's called 'Mitral regurgitation'. I know a few people with this problem, it's actually very common (for what it is), apparently about 2% of people have it. The only thing I can say is try to get lot's of OMEGA 3 and 6 fatty acids, and don't eat a sodium heavy diet.

  11. CaptainBaconMan 

    17 Jan 2012 - 22:10
    In general I mean, not about passing out. It's mostly chest pain and blacking out that should be a concern.

  12. CaptainBaconMan 

    17 Jan 2012 - 22:09
    should be fine.

  13. CaptainBaconMan 

    17 Jan 2012 - 22:09
    If you start having a feeling of tightness in the chest, or pains, difficulty breathing, then you might have a problem. Feeling dizzy or lightheaded is only a problem if it isn't over a short span. But if you pass out (or almost pass out), then you need to get something checked, because that's pretty serious. But if you weren't straining yourself psychically or doing drugs, then you...

  14. CaptainBaconMan 

    17 Jan 2012 - 14:54
    Without going into details, a PAC isn't serious, it's just scary when it happens. However if there are other heart problems present it can cause something much more serious to happen (like atrial fibrillation).

  15. CaptainBaconMan 

    17 Jan 2012 - 14:52
    I know, it probably has to do with the age old adage that the heart is the center of human consciousness and the house of the soul. But yeah, it's happened a few times, however there are less serious kinds, from what I know I'm almost positive it was a Premature Atrial Contraction.
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