Interview the person below you (Part 4)

recylingbin

recylingbin wrote: »

Haha. I remember that stuff. Ugh.

Fear and loathing on the campaign trail.

Your fav book?

Oh gosh I'm not sure. Sebastian Faulks' On Green Dolphin Street showed me the complexities that exist within relationships and the strange choices we make for love. I first read it when I was 20. 14 years later and I still dip in and out of it.

Is your book about American politics?

recylingbin

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Oh gosh I'm not sure. Sebastian Faulks' On Green Dolphin Street showed me the complexities that exist within relationships and the strange choices we make for love. I first read it when I was 20. 14 years later and I still dip in and out of it.

Is your book about American politics?

Sort of. Its about Nixon & McGovern's campaigns for the white house, ostensibly. But it's written by hunter s Thomson so it's more about 'the american dream' and booze and drugs. Enjoying it so far.

Ever been to america?

recylingbin

recylingbin wrote: »

Sort of. Its about Nixon & McGovern's campaigns for the white house, ostensibly. But it's written by hunter s Thomson so it's more about 'the american dream' and booze and drugs. Enjoying it so far.

Ever been to america?

I have.

Are you a fan of Jack Kerouac?

recylingbin

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I have.

Are you a fan of Jack Kerouac?

I read on the road if that's by him and liked it.

What's the worst insult you've suffered?

recylingbin

recylingbin wrote: »

I read on the road if that's by him and liked it.

What's the worst insult you've suffered?

It is.

A few months ago someone told me that I was out of my depth. It was said during a particular conversation and I was really hurt.

I am starving now and it's 2.20am! What's a girl to do?

recylingbin

[Deleted User] wrote: »

It is.

A few months ago someone told me that I was out of my depth. It was said during a particular conversation and I was really hurt.

I am starving now and it's 2.20am! What's a girl to do?

Honey sandwiches.

Were you out of your depth? :pac: (joking)

Skirts, jeans or dresses?

recylingbin

recylingbin wrote: »

Honey sandwiches.

Were you out of your depth? :pac: (joking)

Skirts, jeans or dresses?

No! :pac:

Skirts.

Suits, tracksuit bottoms or jeans?

everlast75

[Deleted User] wrote: »

No! :pac:

Skirts.

Suits, tracksuit bottoms or jeans?

Work - to and from exercise.. and other. So depends on the situation.

Why the hell are there so many storms this year :-/

everlast75

everlast75 wrote: »

Work - to and from exercise.. and other. So depends on the situation.

Why the hell are there so many storms this year :-/

I don't know but I like it. Wild weather

You wear tracksuit bottoms to work?

Hugo Stiglitz

Deleted User wrote: »

You wear tracksuit bottoms to work?

No ma'am.

Ever wear shorts at home during the winter months?

Hugo Stiglitz

Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »

No ma'am.

Ever wear shorts at home during the winter months?

Never. I don't even wear them in the summer. Awful things that draw attention to my lack of a thigh gap :pac:

What's the most comfortable item of clothing you own?

everlast75

Deleted User wrote: »

Never. I don't even wear them in the summer. Awful things that draw attention to my lack of a thigh gap :pac:

What's the most comfortable item of clothing you own?

I've a pair of sketchers runners which are very comfy, plus I have a nice hoody which has a fleece lining - lovely and warm!

what was the most boring thing you had to do while Boards.ie was down?

everlast75

everlast75 wrote: »

I've a pair of sketchers runners which are very comfy, plus I have a nice hoody which has a fleece lining - lovely and warm!

what was the most boring thing you had to do while Boards.ie was down?

Well I'm not sure I did anything different. Em let me see now I conditioned my hair!

Are you on the train?

everlast75

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Well I'm not sure I did anything different. Em let me see now I conditioned my hair!

Are you on the train?

nope - sitting at my desk, although I did post a monorail video on boards.ie moments ago!

do you check work emails after hours?

everlast75

everlast75 wrote: »

nope - sitting at my desk, although I did post a monorail video on boards.ie moments ago!

do you check work emails after hours?

I am the mistress of my days so check them whenever it crosses my mind. Two came in this morning so I just had a look there.

Do you live by yourself?

everlast75

Deleted User wrote: »

I am the mistress of my days so check them whenever it crosses my mind. Two came in this morning so I just had a look there.

Do you live by yourself?

I don't - never have done and not sure if I would like to

Where was the worst place you've lived and why?

everlast75

everlast75 wrote: »

I don't - never have done and not sure if I would like to

Where was the worst place you've lived and why?

Wow. I'm the complete opposite

I lived in an owner/occupier set up years ago. It was hell. That was the last time I lived with a stranger.

How is work?

gramar

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Wow. I'm the complete opposite

I lived in an owner/occupier set up years ago. It was hell. That was the last time I lived with a stranger.

How is work?

Wonderful.

If you saw a thread entitled 'Jesus' Foreskin: a Holy Relic' would you click on it?

everlast75

gramar wrote: »

Wonderful.

If you saw a thread entitled 'Jesus' Foreskin: a Holy Relic' would you click on it?

No, but i did hightlight it with the mouse which enabled me to read the first line

what is your view on children? Little adorable scamps, or knee-high nazis?

Leroy Brown

everlast75 wrote: »

No, but i did hightlight it with the mouse which enabled me to read the first line

what is your view on children? Little adorable scamps, or knee-high nazis?

They are people too

Can you see your posting history?

Menas

Yes, can see it clearly.

What will you get up to this evening?

Menas

Yes, can see it clearly.

What will you get up to this evening?

Mesrine65

Menas wrote: »

Yes, can see it clearly.

What will you get up to this evening?

Building a PC

Are you DIY handy?

Menas

I am indeed. I dont have a good attention to the finer details, but I can get the job done.

Do you pay attention to the really fine details?

Hugo Stiglitz

Menas wrote: »

Do you pay attention to the really fine details?

It depends on what is being done.

Ever talk **** and get beaten up/strongly verbally reprimanded?

tomwaterford

Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »

It depends on what is being done.

Ever talk **** and get beaten up/strongly verbally reprimanded?

In a roundabout way yes




Have you any question you'd refuse to answer to someone you know

GvidoR

tomwaterford wrote: »

Have you any question you'd refuse to answer to someone you know

I'd refuse to answer a few questions. :P

Do you think it's better to hold things in and let them run their course (or whatever) or talk and let your heart out?

tomwaterford

GvidoR wrote: »

I'd refuse to answer a few questions. :P

Do you think it's better to hold things in and let them run their course (or whatever) or talk and let your heart out?

Probably better to talk/let your heart out....but I prefer to hold things in and keep me hands close to me chest personally




Do you have a bearD

AppleBottle

tomwaterford wrote: »

Probably better to talk/let your heart out....but I prefer to hold things in and keep me hands close to me chest personally




Do you have a bearD

I don't.


Any pets?

tomwaterford

AppleBottle wrote: »

I don't.


Any pets?

Yes!!!
Sheeps :cool:



Wouldn't having pet sheep make for a different/odd tinder tag line :pac: