Interview the Person Below You

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

No? Nor have I ever licked a woman.

Have you licked a battery?

gramar

LexieOnRale wrote: »

No? Nor have I ever licked a woman.

Have you licked a battery?

Not for some time but as a young lad I enjoyed the tingly flavour of many a spent ever ready.

Have you ever smoked behind the bicycle shed?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Nope, I never smoked. I'm way too vain for that.


Did you have a crush on any teachers when you were in school

gramar

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Nope, I never smoked. I'm way too vain for that.


Did you have a crush on any teachers when you were in school

I won't deny that there wasn't one I dedicated the odd tommy tank to but never a crush.

Did you do your homework at home or wing it in class?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Winged it, which probably explains why I wax hoohas for a living and am not a rocket scientist.


Do you moisturise

sbsquarepants

No

Tell me more about the hoohas:D

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

They go out looking prettier


Why is the day so long

sbsquarepants

Work, in my case anyway. I'd rather be waxing hoohas to be honest!

Have you done any famous ones?

jimgoose

LexieOnRale wrote: »

They go out looking prettier


Why is the day so long

Day length is dictated by the length of time it takes the Earth to spin one revolution on its axis. This in turn is determined by all kinds of complicated things that can be traced back to the Big Bang.

Would it surprise you to learn that rocket science isn't all that difficult?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

No famous ones!
It would be hard enough staying awake to learn about rocket science


Do you bruise easily

jimgoose

LexieOnRale wrote: »

No famous ones!
It would be hard enough staying awake to learn about rocket science


Do you bruise easily

No. Because I eat way too much cheese I have a titanium frame and a hide that would stop a .22.

Did you enjoy school?

sbsquarepants

Not at the time. But in hindsight...... it wasn't half bad.

Do you like learning?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

I like learning about things I'm interested in but most of my 'interests' aren't very intellectual.


Why does cheese help you not bruise

jimgoose

sbsquarepants wrote: »

Not at the time. But in hindsight...... it wasn't half bad.

Do you like learning?

I sure do. But at this hour of my life I have to be interested in the subject matter or else have a definite use for it, otherwise I couldn't be hooped.

What was the last truly interesting thing you learned?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Baking soda makes ants explode if you mix it with icing sugar


Is that cruel

Wichita Lineman

Cilla Black was buddies with The Beatles.

Have you a favourite Beatles song?

Jamaican Me Crazy

I always liked Yesterday

How did you do in your Leaving Cert?

jimgoose

Jamaican Me Crazy wrote: »

I always liked Yesterday

How did you do in your Leaving Cert?

I did in in 1989, and made a bit of a horlicks of it. I didn't fail anything, just performed with notable lacklustre in the few subjects I was interested in. The whole "school" way of doing things didn't suit my personality. I did it again the following year, at the age of eighteen and only doing three subjects - physics, chemistry and maths - while working part-time. That was rather better. :pac:

Is there too much pressure on kids these days, not just with the likes of the LC but overall?

sbsquarepants

Average - can't remember exactly it was 20 years ago.

Would you like to be a teacher? (or are you one?)

cocoman

Jamaican Me Crazy wrote: »

I always liked Yesterday

How did you do in your Leaving Cert?

5 honours - 420 points I think.

If you could go back to when you were 18 what one thing in life would you do differently (only answer if you are over 30)?

sbsquarepants

jimgoose wrote: »

I did in in 1989, and made a bit of a horlicks of it. I didn't fail anything, just performed with notable lacklustre in the few subjects I was interested in. The whole "school" way of doing things didn't suit my personality. I did it again the following year, at the age of eighteen and only doing three subjects - physics, chemistry and maths - while working part-time. That was rather better. :pac:

Is there too much pressure on kids these days, not just with the likes of the LC but overall?

Sorry didn't see you sneak in there!

I think there's much less pressure than on previous generations. No one is getting shoved up chimneys these days.

what age did you start working first?

Jamaican Me Crazy

21 in 2004, I never worked until I graduated from college

Did you work through college or did your parents support you?

sbsquarepants

I swindled the dole through college. It's the only time I've consistently had spare cash!

Have you ever cheated the system?

Jamaican Me Crazy

No, never.

Would you report someone for SW fraud?

sbsquarepants

Probably not. It would be a tad hypocritical:D

Would you?

Jamaican Me Crazy

Probably not. What goes around comes around. I just complain behind their backs and be super passive aggressive about it

Have you ever been in counselling?

sbsquarepants

No. Haven't had any major traumas so far. I'm not sure it would be for me anyway. I'm more of a keep it all in man myself!

Are you a private or wear your heart on your sleeve type?

kissmequick

Aaaaaaaaaaam golly I don't know really probably more private but would have no qualms about bawling my eyes out if something upset me that much, don't care who's watching! Guess it just depends on what!


What's for dindins?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

I had absolute muck for dinner which was dried up chicken water soaked potatoes lukewarm gravy and shrivelled up veg


What's your fav dessert

man98

There's so many things to choose from. Probably cheesecake, which is rare nowadays.
What's your favourite food when you don't have to pay for it?