Interview the person below you (Part 4)

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Are they deep down? Are you using an exfoliator? Is the cleanser and moisturiser suitable for your skin type? Do you have sensitive skin or allergies?


Yeah they do but I'm not above using soft asthehetics to slow down the aging process,


Would you consider Botox

LexieOnRale

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Are they deep down? Are you using an exfoliator? Is the cleanser and moisturiser suitable for your skin type? Do you have sensitive skin or allergies?


Yeah they do but I'm not above using soft asthehetics to slow down the aging process,


Would you consider Botox

I don't think they are deep. I use an exfoliator about once a week. It's an Origins one. My skin can get quite dry. So I use Clarins gel wash and a vichy moisturiser. I would say my chin is more oily but sometimes when I wear foundation my chin gets a bit flaky. All over the shop so it is.

I would consider it but would be apprehensive about it turning out badly and me looking like a mannequin of myself.

Would you like to give skincare advice to celebrities?

thattequilagirl

Deleted User wrote: »

I don't think they are deep. I use an exfoliator about once a week. It's an Origins one. My skin can get quite dry. So I use Clarins gel wash and a vichy moisturiser. I would say my chin is more oily but sometimes when I wear foundation my chin gets a bit flaky. All over the shop so it is.

I would consider it but would be apprehensive about it turning out badly and me looking like a mannequin of myself.

Would you like to give skincare advice to celebrities?

I'd like to tell a lot of them there's nothing wrong with having 60 year old skin when you're 60.

Is €55 too much to spend on Midnight Recovery oil? It's my favourite skin product!

Poor Uncle Tom

thattequilagirl wrote: »

I'd like to tell a lot of them there's nothing wrong with having 60 year old skin when you're 60.

Is €55 too much to spend on Midnight Recovery oil? It's my favourite skin product!

Once it's your favourite, the price doesn't matter, small indulgence is good....

Just come back from walking the dogs and I look like a troll, is it windy where you are?

gramar

Poor Uncle Tom wrote: »

Once it's your favourite, the price doesn't matter, small indulgence is good....

Just come back from walking the dogs and I look like a troll, is it windy where you are?

No wind here inside or out, I'm being told there are big fat snowflakes falling though.

What killed the dinosaurs?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

They weren't surrounded by enough awesome. Had I been around Back then I'm sure they'd be alive still.


Ever log onto social media to see someone who was single 6 months ago is now married, wtf? Know anyone that rushes into rash decisions?

CarrickMcJoe

LexieOnRale wrote: »

They weren't surrounded by enough awesome. Had I been around Back then I'm sure they'd be alive still.


Ever log onto social media to see someone who was single 6 months ago is now married, wtf? Know anyone that rushes into rash decisions?

No, any I know, go out for 3 years, Shack up for 5, have kids and get married 10 years later!


What radio station do you listen to?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

I radio


Favourite song at the minute

gramar

LexieOnRale wrote: »

I radio


Favourite song at the minute

Not Gansters paradise anyway...if I hear it again this week I'll put a cap in someones ass.


Winnie the Pooh, Winnie Mandela or Winnie from The Wonder Years?

Menas

Winnie from The Wonder Years. No doubt about it.

What type of coffee would you drink in a coffee shop (starbucks etc)?

everlast75

Menas wrote: »

Winnie from The Wonder Years. No doubt about it.

What type of coffee would you drink in a coffee shop (starbucks etc)?

Decaf (caffeine may contribute to my migraines) americano (as I'm off dairy)..
Translation - black decaf

Have you ever given the barrista at Starbucks your wrong name, for comedic effect?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

I don't really drink coffee but on the days I do, Americano no sugar.


How long does it take you to get ready for work

everlast75

LexieOnRale wrote: »

I don't really drink coffee but on the days I do, Americano no sugar.


How long does it take you to get ready for work

about 30 mins, from bed to door. A little longer if I am having brekkie at home first.

Will you be going to the parade on Paddy's day?

Menas

everlast75 wrote: »

Decaf (caffeine may contribute to my migraines) americano (as I'm off dairy)..
Translation - black decaf

Have you ever given the barrista at Starbucks your wrong name, for comedic effect?

No, I can never think of a witty enough name when I am in there.

LexieOnRale wrote: »

I don't really drink coffee but on the days I do, Americano no sugar.


How long does it take you to get ready for work

Shower to car =30 minutes.

Are you able to not think about work at the end of your workday?

gramar

Menas wrote: »

No, I can never think of a witty enough name when I am in there.



Shower to car =30 minutes.

Are you able to not think about work at the end of your workday?

I usually don't have a problem not thinking about it but from time to time things can play on my mind.

What part of your body has the longest hair?

Keane2baMused

gramar wrote: »

What part of your body has the longest hair?

My head thankfully :-)


Do you have any allergies?

Jamaican Me Crazy

gramar wrote: »

I usually don't have a problem not thinking about it but from time to time things can play on my mind.

What part of your body has the longest hair?

My head It is long, past my shoulder blades (I am a girl)

Do you like long or short hair on a girl?

gramar

Jamaican Me Crazy wrote: »

My head It is long, past my shoulder blades (I am a girl)

Do you like long or short hair on a girl?

Long, shoulder length is nice. There is news reader here that I always thought was fairly hot. I saw her the other day with short hair and she went way down in my estimation.

Do you have a standard pose that you use for photographs?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Long long long. Love long hair.
Have you laughed a lot yet today

gramar

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Long long long. Love long hair.
Have you laughed a lot yet today

2 grins a smile and a chuckle so far.

Have you ever felt stupid in a service station in a car that's not yours and not knowing how to open the fuel tank?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Haha yes. My very first car. Drove to the petrol station. Couldn't open it. Cried. And rang my mom to come do it for me because I was too scarlet to ask anyone else. So she ended up driving 5 or so miles to come open my petrol tank.


Can you change a wheel

everlast75

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Haha yes. My very first car. Drove to the petrol station. Couldn't open it. Cried. And rang my mom to come do it for me because I was too scarlet to ask anyone else. So she ended up driving 5 or so miles to come open my petrol tank.


Can you change a wheel

Absolutely; I have stopped and done that a few times for ladies who have not known how to (no blokes currently but I would of course help them too).

Did you pass your driving test the first time around?

gramar

everlast75 wrote: »

Absolutely; I have stopped and done that a few times for ladies who have not known how to (no blokes currently but I would of course help them too).

Did you pass your driving test the first time around?

I did but the prick still failed me.

Does your car have a normal spare wheel or one of those wheelbarrow sized ones?

everlast75

gramar wrote: »

I did but the prick still failed me.

Does your car have a normal spare wheel or one of those wheelbarrow sized ones?

A crappy wheelbarrow sized one.. which is only one step above that crappy puncture solution that they give instead of any spare wheel.

Have you ever been in a Paddy's day parade?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Nope but I go to the pub to watch it



When did you start feeling your age

Menas

About 27.

Is age important to you?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Yes. I would never date anyone younger than me and if me and lmii broke up, the one thing that would upset me most if he moved on would be if the treacherous slut was younger than me. I would actually burn their house down.



Are you a jealous type ha

gramar

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Yes. I would never date anyone younger than me and if me and lmii broke up, the one thing that would upset me most if he moved on would be if the treacherous slut was younger than me. I would actually burn their house down.



Are you a jealous type ha

Not to the extent where I'd burn houses down although I suppose if they weren't in it it would be ok.

Google tells me lmii means Lembaga Manajemen International Indonesia but I'm having difficulty making sense of this in the context of your answer. Soooo.....can you do the moon walk?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Lmii is luckiest man in Ireland
No I can't do the moon walk



Would you live on the moon

gramar

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Lmii is luckiest man in Ireland
No I can't do the moon walk



Would you live on the moon

I think it would be pointless existence, some of the conspiracy theorists wouldn't believe I was there anyway.

Do you think space travel and exploration is a bit of a waste of time and money?