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A Critical, In Depth Investigation into the Soup Habits of the New Zealand Grindr Community

I set out to answer the question plaguing the minds of touch-starved homosexuals everywhere: what is the ideal soup to make for a Grindr hook-up?  You may ask: why Grindr specifically? And after you ask that, you may then ask: why are you finding out soup popularities from Grindr users?  Well, preliminary testing (with ‘Soup-Hinge’ and ‘Soup-Tinder’) revealed some key advantages to Soup Grindr. Grindr...

People of Hyde

Hyde Street Party is the best day of the year for any self respecting Otago student.  Hyde Street Party has become a sacred tradition of the student body. The thrill of putting your flatmates names in the lottery, hoping to receive that blessed email saying “YOU’RE GOING TO THE HYDE STREET PARTY.” It's the kind of email that gets screenshotted and sent to the group chat faster than a breatha cums from behind, and is...

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