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In the Noclight: Kharn
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I'm quite new to LARPs in general and as such, have only really played 2. But they're both continuing storyline games, so each time we play, we pick up from the last point we left off. For Midway, I'm part of the crew, so I play whatever character the GM team want me to be. It's very combat heavy and we use Airsoft and "rubber sword" melee combat in that game. It's also a whole lotta fun, so if anyone wanted to try LARPing, I'd say Midway would be a good place to do it.Most embarrassing role you've had to play while LARPing?
The other LARP I play is called JumpTech which is a far future sci-fi setting with more of a focus on the political sort of play (although we do have Nerf guns for combat, but it's extremely rare they're even fired in this game). I play an alien soldier called Stont of Vunith who is effectively from a race of Space Nazis. I have to put on white body paint on all my visible skin as the Teth are a Nocturnal race who's home world suffered a cataclysm and had to retreat deep underground in order to survive. We hate everything that isn't Teth and deeply resent these Humans who have acquired Jump Engines to make long distance space travel a reality.
To specifically answer the question though, I've never really had to play an "embarassing" character in a LARP, although the man who writes both games I've mentioned (a very talented and excellent gent named Nick) has been made aware of this question and so will proably have me doing something daft next game
Naaa, we have the ability to "roll back" the server to a previous save point and so if it wasn't going to ruin everyone else's day, I could do that. Or I could rebuild... If it was an accident, I'd laugh it off (I've done some silly things with dynamite in Minecraft to my own base as is), but if it was griefing, they'd be perma-banned form the server and from the forum (Boards.ie server plays by Boards.ie rules and is an extension of the forum so "punishments" apply to both).If someone placed dynamite under one of your Minecraft creations... would you freak out and kill everybody?
Cheese and Onion CrispsFavourite food?
The ability to acquire other people's skills and abilities from watching them do them (but not to steal them from the person, that'd be uncalled forIf you could have a superpower, what would it be?)
Difficult one. It's a tough choice between Frank Miller's Batman (Dark Knight Returns), Neil Gaiman's Dream (Sandman), Warren Ellis' Spider Jerusalem (Transmetropolitan) and Garth Ennis' Proinsias Cassidy (Preacher)Favourite comic book character or series?0 -
Saw the new Pirates of the Caribbean film yesterday which was a lot of fun. If you've enjoyed the first three, this is more of the same and that's no bad thing. Before that it was Thor a couple of weeks ago which was also a pretty good film. Both were in 3D - I remain unconvinced by 3D and won't be going out of my way to experience further 3D films.last movie you saw?
Last gig I was at was the Roadburn Festival in Holland. An amazing festival that I've gone to almost every year for the last 6 years. Highlights this year included Cough, Weedeater, Year of No Light and Ufomammut. There are streams of a lot of the performances on the website, so I highly recommend giving them a listen. YOB from last year are well worth a listen too!last gig you went to?
I'd say France. Have been there for festivals (twice to Le Mans for Fury Fest and then twice to Clisson where Hellfest takes place). I can speak enough broken French that the folk there will happily switch to English to help me out (note: French people will be happy to talk to you if you just try and you remind them you're not actually Englishfavourite country you've been to?
). The country seems to function well and in a sensible manner and some of it is staggeringly beautiful - the town of Tours in particular stood out. Here's a pic of their Town Hall:
This is the best job I have ever had and I still sometimes wake up in the morning thinking "wow, I get to to and *work* for Boards today." I don't want to do anything else. During the "Boom" times, I was working minimum wage in the Hotel Industry and so I figured I was due a breakYou enjoying being part of Team Boards?
We have a great team in Darragh, Conor and Ross as well as our new COO, Commissioner Gordon and we have a lot of laughs at work. It's also really important that I state how much I enjoy sharing this office with the excellent folk from Daft, Adverts, Boards Deals and TheJournal. It's quite a mash-up of skill-sets and personalities, but we all want each other to do well and get on very well with each other. Our patch of the office is in with the Daft tech team (most of whom are Boardsies anyway) and the Adverts guys have their own mini-office just beside us too.0 -
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What is your favourite:
film - The original Star Wars trilogy, I know, it's 3 films, but it's 1 story
scifi series - Difficult choice between Babylon 5, Star Trek DS9 and Stargate.
char in a scifi series - Jack O'Neill. Great leader, warrior and a heck of a nice guy. On top of all that, he's McGyver
comic char - Answered above
batman story arc - very tough choice, probably "A Death In The Family"
female member of the DC universe - Not a major DC fan tbh. Maybe Harley Quinn because she's such a tragic character
colour - Blue
fish - sting ray
fps/strat/rpg video game - Quake World / Red Alert / S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
console - XBox 360
scifi author - Kevin J Andersson or Iain M Banks
fantasy author - Terry Prachett
Dr Who - Big fan of David Tennant, but would have loved to have seen more of Chris Eccleston. I never really got to see old Dr Who as Mayo had no BBC.
Nercons or Trynids - Well I play Necrons, so definitely them
Larp or tabletop - Difficult, maybe LARP though.
Chewy or Crunchy - Chewy.
Very, very much so. It's a big disappointment that Irish gamers just decided that they didn't care about community and fun and were only interested in "prizes." Huge amounts of work were put into Irish LANs back in the day by people like Cloud, Mindphuck, DeVore and Shad0r opening up opportunities for my fellow Galway LAN heads like po0k, Asok, Doodee and I to start. There were also the Darkside's with Biohazrd, Legion, etc. I really thought we were on to something when the World Cyber Games were here and we had huge sponsorship and professional help from the excellent folks in the Digital Hub. But the gamers just wouldn't get up off their arse and come to it. A genuine chance to win a trip to represent your country at the highest level of professional computer gaming and they just didn't bother their holes. It was a pretty bitter blow. Here was the thread about it - it was that moment that I considered Irish LANs dead, but it didn't stop me trying with the lads from LANParty.ie. It was great fun to be helping out with LANParty.ie along with Kinetic, strat and PPC as well as the old Galway LAN and Darkside crews. I'm happy that MidLANs is still running, I have never been able to make it down and I really should. I would dearly love to see computer gaming a bigger feature of college soc conventions like Itza and Warps (and even Gaelcon). Trinity's Leprecon was the first LAN I ever went to in 1998Do you miss the old skooling lanning scene?
The people I ran LANs with are still amongst my best friends and I'm very proud of the work we accomplished and more so, the fun we had and helped other people have.
That's one of the most difficult questions I've ever been asked. I'll reluctantly (after giving it some serious thought for the last 10 mins) pick giving up guitar as I'm a far better singer than I am guitar playerIf you had to choose between never singing again or never playing guitar which would it be?
This is a fascinating question and I'm really struggling to find a good answer, I shall come back to it if that's ok.If you could delete 1 tangible thing from the universe as if it had never been, what would it be?
They used to be, but I recently upgraded, so you can have them if you need them. They're pretty good, they'll work for hours on end.Oh and are those your feet?0 -
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Yesterday was pretty good, but like all Monday's, quite busy catching up after the weekend on Boards. I try to keep "work" to Monday-Friday 9-5 because it's just too easy to get "sucked in" with this job and you'll burn out. I love my job and don't want to stop loving ithow was your day?
I don't currently have any pets, but used to own a small dog called Mandy 25 years agodo you have any pets?
Bluewhats your favorite colour?
My brother coming home from the hospital after being born - I was less than 2 years old. Unusually, it was through hypnosis that I remembered that.whats your first memory?
TEA! Lyons Gold Blend to be specific. This is a pic I took some time ago at my old desk in the office...tea or coffee?
That's a harder question than it sounds, but probably 30 seconds after I finished my first ever gig with my first ever band when I was 18.whats the happiest you have ever been?0 -
Do you have brothers and sisters
I have 1 brother who's almost 2 years younger than me. He still lives at home in Mayo.
France or Holland. I'd keep an apartment here in Dublin though cause I wouldn't honestly want to give up this job.If you won the lotto where would you live
Several times. Last time I recall would've been Blood Diamond. There was just something about the way that film portrayed the horrific and terrible beauty of war. I almost broke down watching the end of Toy Story 3 too, I defy any adult who had a favourite toy as a kid not to be in a heap at that.have you cried watching a movie
One of those TGI Friday Ultimate burgers with Bacon & Cheddar. Them's good eatingif you had to pick a last meal, what would it be
Not always, but mostly yesDo you like surprises
Yep, I'm a blood donor amongst other things and am down for platelet donation too should they need me. I would also try to help a lady (or gent) struggling on the street with a kids pram or if they were wheelchair bound.have you ever helped a stranger
A lot of my job pretty much depends on my ability to keep secretscan you keep a secret So yes. 0 -
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They can be both tbh. Look at these ones:
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Disappointed and dismayed, but it just means we'll have to catch each other at the next oneDeleted User wrote: »Also, were you as cut up as I was that we didn't get to speak to each other at the last beers? You passed in a blur, someone pointed you out and then you were gone. Ships in the night. It's great to see that there are as many people at a Noc beers as there are at the first few Boards Beers all those years ago... 0 -
Hmmm, tough one. Winston Churchill cause I'd say he'd be a good opponent and a bit of a laugh around the table.cyberwolf77 wrote: »What three historical figures would you like to play poker with?
Dr Richard Feynman cause he's awesome and again, comes across as someone who's company you could enjoy.
Dimebag Darrell cause he'd put the other 2 off and he and I could talk metal
2 or 3 years ago, I'd probably have said Axes, but I've come back around to Swords.cyberwolf77 wrote: »Swords or axes?
Vampires (sorry)cyberwolf77 wrote: »Werewolves or vampires?
I have played some World of Darkness games at cons. I believe Sarky used the WoD rule system to write a couple of Mass Effect based scenarios the first of which I played in Cork this year at Warpcon and the second which ran at Itzacon which I, unfortunately, couldn't go to this year. I think the first time I played one was a WoD Innocents game where we were all kids in a big old house in the country and had to content with a fairy mound and a changeling.cyberwolf77 wrote: »Have you ever played any of White Wolf Games products?
Absolutely, I think it's awesome that a chap like yourself has found us and has joined our community and has decided to spend his hard-earned on a trip to come see uscyberwolf77 wrote: »Looking forward to meeting me? 0 -
It was advertised on the site and I said to myself "I'm having that!" The first interview was quite strange as it was with Paul Kenny (a gent who's been a huge help to this company and a great boss) from Daft and Gerry/Vexorg (one of the founders who's now moved on to other things but still calls in to visit when he's in town) who's an old skool Quaker like me and we've been friends for a long time. It started off with him saying "How do I ask someone I've known more than 10 years to tell me all about themselves? But anyway, tell me all about yourself..." and we had a good laugh and got started. An hour or so later I left and a couple of weeks later was called back for a second interview which lasted nearly 2 hours and also went extremely well (obviouslyHow did you find out about the boards job?
). A week or so after that, I got a call from Gerry to say they wanted to offer the job to me (that ranks as one of those happiest moments I was asked about earlier too btw) but that they had this other candidate that they wanted to take on too and would I mind this change in conditions that there'd now be 2 people in the job. It made sense to me as I knew how much work I was about to get into and how much that would grow as the site got busier. It was then that I got to meet the can of piss known as Darragh Doyle
I was a part of the Irish Quake playing community and Boards.ie was started out of that community. Our conversations were moving from the old Cloud Boards to this new Boards.ie site (actually, Cloud just imported all the posts from Cloud Boards and the much older WWWBoard before that), so, like most people in the community at the time, I moved with them.Why did you sign up to boards.ie?
A villiage called Breaffy, about 3 miles outside Castlebar in Mayo. It wasn't a terrible place to grow up in if I'm honest, but you just can't escape the lack of services, infrastructure or thinking in Mayo. Small minded rednecks make for piss poor humans and so it is with great pleasure that I will be launching a nuclear strike on Mayo when I become Emperor - as much to show the rest of the world that I mean business by obliterating the place I used to call home as anything elseWhat part of the country did you grow up in? Did you like it there?
Yes, still amHave you ever been in love?
As I mentioned above, just one younger brother.Do you have any siblings?
I was in college with several, including one of our Admins, Trojan. The first Boardsies I met were either at a Quake Beers and I'm pretty sure Ronin was the first guy who Trojan and I bumped into.Who was the first boardsie you ever met?
It might also have been at a LAN in Trinity as a part of Leprecon when there was a Quake 1v1 competition (I can't remember which event came first tbh, it was late 90's and I was still in college). I slaughtered this total n00b in my opening round (20 vs -1) and suddenly the Clan Trinity guys were worried as I was going up against either DeVore or Bunny (who was definitely one of the top 5 in the country) in the second round. Me being pretty much a n00b too was freaking out knowing I was going to be playing against one of these guys who I knew were WAY better than me (I'd only been using mouse control for only about 2 weeks at that stage). Needless to say Bunny kicked DeV around the place and we were set to go. We were also sitting beside one another and introduced ourselves (and the CT lads that were with Bunny included Reaper, Regi, Koopa and maybe Kaile, can't quite remember).
2 minutes into the game, on DM6 (Bunny's best map as well as mine) it became abundantly clear that Bunny was going to beat me with his eyes closed and so he was saying "yea, the red armour's there and the rocket launcher's available too if you want to go get them and we'll meet in the middle..." When it was finally over (I don't even think I got one frag on him) we all had a good laugh about how silly it was for them to be worrying about me, but none of them knew who I was and I'd had this big victory against a guy who was only playing cause he'd loaned them his computer for the competition A really great bunch of lads and indeed everyone else I met at that event was bang on. DeVore shouted at me at one stage before my first game cause I was trying to copy my config (control/keyboard/mouse settings) from a floppy disk I'd brought and we weren't supposed to be putting things into the computers 0 -
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My girlfriend may or may not be a Noc (I can neither confirm nor deny - think of her as a Schrodinger's Noc), so she gets the first twoObligatory kiss a noc, marry a noc, avoid a noc and fist fight a noc? Yea, yea, cop out answer, but I'm not landing myself in the dog house
Avoid: the gorgeous, but terrible twins of RX Queen and Trowelled when they're dancing cause they always try to make me dance too! I
you both ladies, but I don't do dancing.
Fight:
I think Doom and I would have an epic battle - he'd turtle away in a corner waiting for me to make a move so he could Flash Kick me but little does he know, I have a secret counter to it....
CS - I didn't play seriously and missed out on a lot of it's hay-day as I thought most CS players at the time were numpties. They caused us quite a bit of stress here on Boards as they were a younger generation with almost no social skills and manners and had been unleashed on the internets with no ideas about netiquette etc. It's kinda how we look at the 13 yo XBox live tards today. I stuck with Quake during those timesDid you play much Counter Strike back in the day? If so what was your username and did you play in any clans?
I see him every now and again, but he's one of my bosses (in that he's still a director of Boards), so I won't be punching him in the head (we can't risk damaging his knowledges anyway)! I will ask him about the game thoughDo you ever see much of Cloud? if so can you punch him in the back of the head for me, I once lent him a burned copy of Jedi Knight 2 and he never gave it back to me. :mad:
There's scope for quite a lot of styles of play with the Necrons. A slow and silent march across the battlefield with a mass of basic troops (supported by Immortals) who keep getting back up when you shoot them is great. Alternatively, you invest in Destroyers and Wraiths and flank your opponents or you can get stuck into some serious hand to hand with Pariahs and Flayed One's.You play necrons? Never understood how people could collect that army, they have such little choice they seem like such a formulaic army to collect, what is it that you enjoy about collecting them?
In terms of looks, I really like their look actually and they're quick and easy to paint in a basic sense and require very little to detail after that. I favour using a black undercoat with a bolt-gun metal base and just use Chainmail silver to highlight (maybe green or red for eyes). Finally, wash in green ink for a different looking sheen on it which looks quite tasty
First edition of 40K I played was 2nd (it was just released when I got into it) and I used to play Eldar. I still have a soft spot for 2nd Ed as it was my firstFavourite edition of 40K? Did you play Necromunda? what was your favourite house?
I did play and loved Necromunda and used to have an Orlock gang, but always fancied a Spyrer gang to see how they'd get on
tbh though, I'm gone so off Games Workshop and their unfathomable greed and outlandish prices that I've given up entirely. Last time I went in (2 years ago if not more) to buy a model, I nearly punched the guy in the face for telling me how much a Destroyer was. I was even more angry when I looked just now at the cost of a Necromunda Spyrer (€15 for a single model?!?!?!)0 -
I do indeed, we've been friends for years (met via Boards, didn't know him before). I was drinking with him a couple of weeks ago in Cork:eek: You know Sarky?!
10? That's quite a few...10 people, living, dead or fictional that you would invite to dinner?
Well, I'm gonna start with the 3 folks I wanna play poker with, that's Churchill, Feynman and Dimebag.- Add to that Gerald Gardener ("father" of modern wicca)
- St Patrick (just to hear what he thinks about how this nation and planet's turned out)
- Billy Connolly cause he's awesome
- Bill Hicks for the same reason
- Garret Fitzgerald as he's a highly intellectual man and since leaving politics, I'm told he's not holding back as much as he used to
- Sean Day[9] Plott cause he's a really entertaining guy and I'm sure the idea of a professional computer games player and commentator would baffle and amuse the other guests.
- And finally, Fionn mac Cumhaill to help keep order and tell tales of old.
Bill Hicks for sure. We'd rant and rave at the world and our inability, not matter how hard we try, to fix it.1 person, living, dead or fictional that you would like to get incredibly drunk with?
Disappointingly no, I never got to go. Shame it is no moreWere you ever at Confess?
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Something to do with broken ribs, or maybe it was heart...boomkatalog wrote: »Why doesn't Rose love Mags?
Love itboomkatalog wrote: »Do you like Mars Attacks? Actually, gonna go dig it out and watch it in bed
It just seems like a perfectly good waste of a Mars bar to me. ZOMFG! I just remembered I have ice cream Mars in the freezerboomkatalog wrote: »Would you ever eat a deep fried Mars bar?:D:D:D Much for you for reminding me miss Boom.
mmmmmmmmmMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmaybe you're fixated on something Magnificent or Mega or Mind bending...boomkatalog wrote: »Why do all my questions so far have a capital M in them?
Immortality Serum...boomkatalog wrote: »You're on death row, and can have anything for your final meal: what do you pick?
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Genocideboomkatalog wrote: »What crime are you most likely to commit?
Thought about it for a long time, but decided against it as I have horrific genetics - poor eyesight and tendency towards obesity and addiction (I come from a long line of alcholics) and the planet's already over-populated, so I figure I'm doing the world (and any potential kids) a favour in not adding to its (or their) miseyboomkatalog wrote: »Ever want kids?boomkatalog wrote: »Capital M?
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Not too bad, I'm still very sore and stiff after paying my first game of the season on Monday evening.Screaminmidget wrote: »How are things?
I'm in Dublin City Centre, it's a bit overcast, but good.Screaminmidget wrote: »Whats the weather like where you are?
If you're an experienced software developer, send me your CV, seriously, we need another tech person.Screaminmidget wrote: »Can I have a job at Boards.ie?
If yes - What will I be doing?
If no - Why not?
If you're not a software dev, then we have no need for you and given the company doesn't really make any profit, so we have to be careful
Probably Hide & SeekScreaminmidget wrote: »Game you played most when you were a child?
Don't currently drive, used to drive my mother's VW Polo.Screaminmidget wrote: »First car?
Christina Hendricks - curvy and a red-head *NYOM*Screaminmidget wrote: »Celebrity Crush?
Yes, I'm quite attached to them *groan*Screaminmidget wrote: »Do you value your testicles??
Probably 3 weeks. Despite the long hair and beard, my facial hair grows really slowly, so I can get away with not shaving for 2 or 3 days and still looking mostly presentable for work etc.Screaminmidget wrote: »Longest youve gone without Shaving?
It's been good and some of the questions interesting, but not as invasive or awkward as I fearedScreaminmidget wrote: »How would you rate your interrogation so far?
Not really, but that's because I've only had one cup of tea so far and my brain hasn't spun up to peak operating caffeine. So I think I'll get another.Screaminmidget wrote: »Anything you would like to add?0 -
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No.reallyrose wrote: »kan i b a mod?
Still no.reallyrose wrote: »plz?
Still "Still no."reallyrose wrote: »ill b vry gud. i kan spel wel and i wil be faire.
That's good, Mods can't do that easily anyway (9 Infraction temp site-bans would take a long time to implement for 440k+ accounts) and I'd imagine it's difficult to get the IEDR to give you reallyboards.ie as a domainreallyrose wrote: »I promise not to go mad with power and ban everyone all at once and rename the forum to www.reallyboards.ie.
That's a more likely possibility, but still no.reallyrose wrote: »If I can't be a mod, can I have a forum named after me?
Certainly, what kind would you like?reallyrose wrote: »If I can't be a mod, and I can't have a forum named after me, can I have a sandwich?
I'm broke and I've been out and about a lot and just really need a weekend's downtime where I can relax on my own.reallyrose wrote: »Why aren't you coming to dinner on Saturday?
I do actually, I really doreallyrose wrote: »Don't you love us?
Only because I'm paid to...reallyrose wrote: »I thought you cared!
Your world may be ending, but mine isn't.reallyrose wrote: »Don't you want to see us one last time before the world ends?
Banana!reallyrose wrote: »What kind of sandwiches do you like?
RARRRRrrrrrrred Pandasreallyrose wrote: »Red panda, pudu or hoopoe?
Epicus Beardicus Maximusreallyrose wrote: »If you had a latin name, what would it be?
I dunno if Favourite is the right word, but Daaa was the original "idiot kid" of the Quake Playing community (I think he was around 14 or 15 when we were all 18-20). We used to troll him back incessantly cause he was some eejit. I remember him once saying on the phone to a gang of us at a LAN to grow up. Queue 5 minutes of uncontrollable laughter from all assembled.reallyrose wrote: »Who was your favorite troll ever?reallyrose wrote: »:pac:?
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Some of it, I'm living right beside the Guinness Storehouse, so have had a huge Garda presence around the flat all week as well as the helicopters etc.have you watched any of the Queen related coverage?
Initially I didn't. I'm glad that the majority of the country is behind it and that these idiot protesters are facing public scorn for being the ignorant pricks that they are. She's a head of state like any other and it's a shame that we have to watch our own citizens assaulting our own police force for the sake of making some sort of pointless and bigoted gesture. To put it in perspective, someone on Twitter said that the cost of the security and running the Royal visit was .00035% of what the bank bailouts have cost us (I haven't confirmed this btw, please feel free to correct me people). Every citizen in this country has to pay this off and yet there was no sign of violent protest at that.Have you any interest in the visit?
All that said, I found myself quite moved reading the transcript of Her Majesty's speech this evening. We could never expect an official apology and looking at it from as impartial a view as I can manage, I don't ever think that one could be given in a meaningful way - it's still too soon. Still, the head of the British Empire came and laid a wreath at a memorial for people who fought and died in a war against her family and her empire's rule and I think that counts for something.
I would also think it vitally important that we recognise the work President Mary McAleese has done in laying the foundations for this visit. She's a Catholic from a Loyalist area of Northern Ireland herself and so has as much right to be angry with the British Monarchy as anyone, but from what I've read, she and Queen Elizabeth are on very friendly terms.
One final thought, again, something I spotted on Twitter: We should definitely elect David Norris as President so we can send our queen to visit them
My Dad was extremely political, so much so that it switched me off the whole thing. I don't believe in "Parish Pump" Party Political system like ours - it is at it's very core counter-productive to running a nation as it only ever rewards small time localised thinking and action. There are people at home in Mayo wondering what Enda will bring to the county and all this and I'm staggered at their suggestions that somehow a road connecting 2 small towns is more important than addressing the nations dire economic situation. Democracy in this form simply cannot address the needs of a nation that aspires to be a player on a global stage.are you a political person?
I guess though, to give a more definitive answer to your question, I am political in my own way. I am interested in the art of giving the people what they want vs giving the people what they need and leaving something for the following generation to build on. In many ways I suppose, Boards is a scaled down version of a country.0 -
Phone, thankfully not! Never dropped any change in either as far as I recall.ToniTuddle wrote: »Ever dropped a phone or change down the loo?
I did used to own a waterproof phone - an Ericsson R310:
Occasionally, we'd put it into a pint of water in the pub and ring it to hear what it sounded like
Just once or twice - proper man sneezes at thatToniTuddle wrote: »When you sneeze is it just once or are you one of those folks that let out 10 tiny sneezes in a row?
There's one of those multi-sneeze types in the office and it's both ridiculous and annoying when she goes off...
Yep, but only someone close, not a stranger!ToniTuddle wrote: »Ever poke someone up the nose for the sheer fun of it all?
Wow, it's been some time... I can't honestly remember but it's likely when I was in my first band. When we practised at the Bass player's house (who's wedding I'm going to in 3 weeks actually), there was a grassy slope close by that we always took several rolls down.ToniTuddle wrote: »When was the last time you lay down in grass and rolled down a slope?
I must address this lack of hill rolling. You can keep your Zorbing, it's not real if you have Health and Safety people involved
lol, noToniTuddle wrote: »Ever actually eat the grass on the above mentioned place?
Yes, unsuccessfully - my belly always gets in the way.ToniTuddle wrote: »Ever attempt to lick your own toe?
I suffer from depression and as a result I can get stuck in a rut of extreme laziness and apathy. I'm fighting to come out of one at the moment actually...ToniTuddle wrote: »Do you have any annoying habits?
I also snore quite loudly (I might have Sleep Apnea, but I need to get tested for that).
I can only promise a maybe, but I would love to if things work out. I actually organised the first ever Boards Galway Beers (in the Kings Head if memory serves) not long after I moved there ( in 2000) and the first Galway LAN a couple of months after thatToniTuddle wrote: »When I have a Galway Noc beers will you be coming along to it? 0 -
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