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What Percent D4 Head Are You?

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8.15pm, 11 Feb 2017
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1. First things first. Do you live in Dublin?
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Yes
No

No, but I'm from Dublin
No, thank God
2. Pick a nightclub to frequent
Diceys
Coppers

Pygmalion
Krystle
3. Who would you most like to go for a pint with?
Amy Huberman
Brian O'Driscoll

Robbie Keane
Ann Doyle
4. Have you ever worn one of these?
Yes
No

Only in my misguided youth
5. What are you having at the borr?

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Pint of Heino, barkeep
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Vodka and a mixer

Something else
6. Where are these toilets located in Dublin?
Dahem Ghamdi
The Westbury
Brown Thomas

Lillies
I have no idea
7. Is your second name double-barreled?
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Yes
No
Answer all the questions to see your result!
You scored out of !
You are 0% D4!
You're not a bit D4. Are you even from Dublin? You say right instead of roysh and have never even set foot on a rugby pitch.
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You scored out of !
You are 40% D4!
You're not really a D4 at all, but you still enjoy a goat's cheese panini every now and again.
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You scored out of !
You are 51% D4
You wore dubes to school and watched enough of The OC to develop an accent. Pity you couldn't help the fact that you were from Swords.
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You scored out of !
You are 84% D4!
You're a bit of a headwreck and sound like you've just been plucked out of an episode of The OC. Your only saving grace is that your da doesn't work for KPMG.
Share your result:
You scored out of !
You are 100% D4!
Bang of affluence off ya. You're more d4 than Drico drinking Heineken at the Dorsh stop in Blackrock.
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