Interview the person below you (Part 5) MOD WARNING IN FIRST POST

Hugo Stiglitz

TG1 wrote: »

Tangle twister. Have you been in the Irish sea yet this year?

No, sir/ma'am.

Do you have a morbid curiosity?

gramar

Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »

No, sir/ma'am.

Do you have a morbid curiosity?

I don't think so, I'm wouldn't consider myself as a curious person, not in the nosey sense anyway.

Do leather trousers look good on anyone?

Miss Demeanour

gramar wrote: »

I don't think so, I'm wouldn't consider myself as a curious person, not in the nosey sense anyway.

Do leather trousers look good on anyone?

No.....never.

Will shell suits ever make a come back?

Hugo Stiglitz

Miss Demeanour wrote: »

No.....never.

Will shell suits ever make a come back?

I hope not.

Did you own a pair of Adidas "rip off" pants?

Miss Demeanour

Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »

I hope not.

Did you own a pair of Adidas "rip off" pants?

Not adidas anyway.

Have you ever considered cross dressing out of curiousity?

gramar

Miss Demeanour wrote: »

Not adidas anyway.

Have you ever considered cross dressing out of curiousity?

Not really but who knows, maybe I could be convinced.

Would you look good in bondage tights?

Miss Demeanour

gramar wrote: »

Not really but who knows, maybe I could be convinced.

Would you look good in bondage tights?

Gramar....it would be easier to tell you what I wouldn't look good in

Ever buy lingerie as a gift?

Miss Demeanour

Miss Demeanour wrote: »

Not adidas anyway.

Have you ever considered cross dressing out of curiousity?

I really like a lot of mens clothes. The simplicity and neutral colours. Some of my scarves are men's and I've two plain t shirts in a steely grey.
But I wear them with something feminine so actually dressing as a man doesn't appeal in the slightest.

What is your opinion on gender?

gramar

Miss Demeanour wrote: »

Gramar....it would be easier to tell you what I wouldn't look good in

Ever buy lingerie as a gift?

I have, not sure who it was really for though:p

Deleted User wrote: »

I really like a lot of mens clothes. The simplicity and neutral colours. Some of my scarves are men's and I've two plain t shirts in a steely grey.
But I wear them with something feminine so actually dressing as a man doesn't appeal in the slightest.

What is your opinion on gender?

You are what you are.

Is your job gender biased?

Paddy Samurai

gramar wrote: »

I have, not sure who it was really for though:p




You are what you are.

Is your job gender biased?

No

Do you have plants in your home?.

Caoimhgh1n

Paddy Samurai wrote: »

No

Do you have plants in your home?.

I have many plants in my home.

Do you like Riverdance?

Paddy Samurai

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

I have many plants in my home.

Do you like Riverdance?

Yeah I do ,I think it was very professionally done.

What's your favourite holiday destination?.

gramar

Paddy Samurai wrote: »

Yeah I do ,I think it was very professionally done.

What's your favourite holiday destination?.

I don't have one in particular.

If you had the power to enforce one law what would it be?

gramar

gramar wrote: »

I don't have one in particular.

If you had the power to enforce one law what would it be?

The right to graze sheep in Stephens Green

Did you have any drinks tonight?

Caoimhgh1n

Deleted User wrote: »

The right to graze sheep in Stephens Green

Did you have any drinks tonight?

No.

Do you like Ukraine's song?

tomwaterford

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

No.

Do you like Ukraine's song?

Didn't hear it



Who won?

TG1

tomwaterford wrote: »

Didn't hear it



Who won?

Google says the Ukraine.

What's your opinion on the comedy stylings of Tommy Tiernan?

Tell me how

I originally thought he was loud, vulgar and dramatic, just for the sake of it. Then I went to one of his shows and laughed from start to finish.
He's had a lot of mental health issues, which he has spoken about and since I've heard that I've thought that maybe he needs to be dramatic in order to move himself out of his maybe naturally more withdrawn personality.

What's the dominant thought on your mind today?

tomwaterford

Tell me how wrote: »

I originally thought he was loud, vulgar and dramatic, just for the sake of it. Then I went to one of his shows and laughed from start to finish.
He's had a lot of mental health issues, which he has spoken about and since I've heard that I've thought that maybe he needs to be dramatic in order to move himself out of his maybe naturally more withdrawn personality.

What's the dominant thought on your mind today?

Riding :P :-/




Were you out last night

Felix Jones is God

tomwaterford wrote: »

Riding :P :-/




Were you out last night

No, stayed in and watched the new captain America movie.

Any major plans for today?

Tell me how

Felix Jones is God wrote:

Any major plans for today?

Gym, possibly clothes shop, weekly food shop. Nothing exciting.


What body part would you "fix" if it was guaranteed to work and was healthy.

Tell me how

Tell me how wrote: »

Gym, possibly clothes shop, weekly food shop. Nothing exciting.


What body part would you "fix" if it was guaranteed to work and was healthy.

My digestive tract, replace the entire thing!

Do you have a garden?

Lavinia

Nope, just few plants I love much

Whats for Sunday's lunch?

gramar

Lavinia wrote: »

Nope, just few plants I love much

Whats for Sunday's lunch?

Pasta.

If you're leaving the company where you work would you like a going away party or just slip away without making a fuss?

Lavinia

No fuss.. spec not for that purpose..

Are you planning to leave your job?

TG1

Lavinia wrote: »

No fuss.. spec not for that purpose..

Are you planning to leave your job?

No, I only have it a while and they've been very good through some exceptional personal circumstances so I will be there for a while as long as they'll keep me!

Is it silly to feel loyalty towards a company/a manager because they treated you well?

Lavinia

Nope, its quite normal I'd say. Is great to have that in your workplace, I think even more than a good salary.

If a friend of yours lost hope he will ever get employed again due to long term unemployment, what advice would you give him (apart from classical "you have to keep trying" etc)

Colser

TG1 wrote: »

No, I only have it a while and they've been very good through some exceptional personal circumstances so I will be there for a while as long as they'll keep me!

Is it silly to feel loyalty towards a company/a manager because they treated you well?

Not silly at all,quite the opposite imo.

What's your star sign ?

gramar

Lavinia wrote: »

Nope, its quite normal I'd say. Is great to have that in your workplace, I think even more than a good salary.

If a friend of yours lost hope he will ever get employed again due to long term unemployment, what advice would you give him (apart from classical "you have to keep trying" etc)

Become self-employed. Problem solved.

Would you be more motivated working for yourself than a company?

Lavinia

Colser wrote: »

What's your star sign ?

Lucky one?

gramar wrote: »

Would you be more motivated working for yourself than a company?

Sure, if I would be competent enough to do some job all on my own.


Have you been hit in any way by the recession?