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The Noccers Interview Thread

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    #8582
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    Bob Harris wrote: »
    The parish newsletter.

    Do you own any memorabilia?

    I don't own any memorabilia

    What's the strangest name of a person that you know?


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    #8583
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    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    I don't own any memorabilia

    What's the strangest name of a person that you know?

    Dick.

    When is the last time you saw an episode of the Simpsons?


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    #8584
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    Bob Harris wrote: »
    Dick.

    When is the last time you saw an episode of the Simpsons?

    A few years I think

    Have you ever tried virtual reality?


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    #8585
    Bob Harris
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    A few years I think

    Have you ever tried virtual reality?

    I put a headset on not long ago in a museum.
    It wasn't exactly total recall.

    What's the best musuem you've visited?


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    #8586
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    Bob Harris wrote: »
    I put a headset on not long ago in a museum.
    It wasn't exactly total recall.

    What's the best musuem you've visited?

    Natural History museum in London

    Will you personally be impacted if Brexit ever happens?


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    #8587
    Bob Harris
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Natural History museum in London

    Will you personally be impacted if Brexit ever happens?

    It could and most likely will affect business from the UK, therefore my income, potentially job security and could see me on the dole, unable to meet my obligations, falling into depression and debt, homelessness, possibly addiction and self harm. Probably be grand though.

    Any bullet holes in road signs near you?


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    #8588
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    Bob Harris wrote: »

    Any bullet holes in road signs near you?

    No.
    Who should I call to get this important and vital aspect of my road signs fixed?


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    #8589
    Bob Harris
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    No.
    Who should I call to get this important and vital aspect of my road signs fixed?

    I thought you said there were none to get fixed.

    What animal would you like to be able to talk?


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    #8590
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    Bob Harris wrote: »
    I thought you said there were none to get fixed.

    What animal would you like to be able to talk?

    Cats. I think their take on humans would be hilarious.

    What animal are you afraid of the most?


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    #8591
    Bob Harris
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    Cats. I think their take on humans would be hilarious.

    What animal are you afraid of the most?

    Humans.

    Do you really think in 1969 they flew into the moons orbit, flew down in a lunar module, walked around, then flew back up to the shuttle and flew back to earth and all went to plan on the very first attempt when before then they had barely left the earth's atmosphere?


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    #8592
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    Bob Harris wrote: »
    Humans.

    Do you really think in 1969 they flew into the moons orbit, flew down in a lunar module, walked around, then flew back up to the shuttle and flew back to earth and all went to plan on the very first attempt when before then they had barely left the earth's atmosphere?

    I am hugely sceptical about the little jolly to the moon and back.

    What influences you the most in life?


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    #8593
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    I am hugely sceptical about the little jolly to the moon and back.

    What influences you the most in life?

    The Moon.

    Did you ever do a moonie or date a moonie?


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    #8594
    Bob Harris
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    The Moon.

    Did you ever do a moonie or date a moonie?

    Did one on the school minibus once. The cars driving beside got an eyeful of a bunch of 14 year old arses.

    Is it only younger people who tend to singe their hair?


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    #8595
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    Bob Harris wrote: »
    Did one on the school minibus once. The cars driving beside got an eyeful of a bunch of 14 year old arses.

    Is it only younger people who tend to singe their hair?

    Interesting question Bob, I'd say it's mostly kids messing around with lighters.

    Have you ever been at a protestant mass?


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    #8596
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    Bob Harris wrote: »
    Interesting question Bob, I'd say it's mostly kids messing around with lighters.

    Have you ever been at a protestant mass?

    Yes i have, it was quite frowned upon the time i went too.

    Ever produce a piece of art you were proud of?.


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    #8597
    Bob Harris
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    Gremlinertia wrote: »
    Yes i have, it was quite frowned upon the time i went too.

    Ever produce a piece of art you were proud of?.

    No but if you put in f before art you might be onto something.

    Do you think Mark Zuckerburg is Spock's love child?


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    #8598
    Gremlinertia
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    Bob Harris wrote: »
    No but if you put in f before art you might be onto something.

    Do you think Mark Zuckerburg is Spock's love child?

    Absolutely not, more a mutated Pinocchio

    Does the fact that having digital devices that will generally keep track of you worry or comfort you?


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    #8599
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    Gremlinertia wrote: »
    Absolutely not, more a mutated Pinocchio

    Does the fact that having digital devices that will generally keep track of you worry or comfort you?

    It annoys me more than anything else.

    Do you think if the communion wafer was chocolate or strawberry flavoured more people would go up for it?


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    #8600
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    Bob Harris wrote: »
    It annoys me more than anything else.

    Do you think if the communion wafer was chocolate or strawberry flavoured more people would go up for it?

    I'd say a savoury flavour would be more like it, and maybe a swig of wine out of the goblet too would be a good draw.

    Can you read the menu off of your clothes or are you a tidy eater?


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    #8601
    Bob Harris
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    Rubberlegs wrote: »
    I'd say a savoury flavour would be more like it, and maybe a swig of wine out of the goblet too would be a good draw.

    Can you read the menu off of your clothes or are you a tidy eater?

    Fairly tidy but eating on the couch can lead to the odd mishap.

    Is it offensive to whizz around in a wheelchair if you're able-bodied?


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    #8602
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    No.

    What's the oldest piece of media you saw today tv set radio video recorder cassette tape. working or not


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    #8603
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    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    No.

    What's the oldest piece of media you saw today tv set radio video recorder cassette tape. working or not

    My Philips TV that I bought 25 years ago and still working perfectly.

    What would you like to resurrect from the past?


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    #8604
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    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    My Philips TV that I bought 25 years ago and still working perfectly.

    What would you like to resurrect from the past?

    The Den.

    Favourite toy when you were young?


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    #8605
    Bob Harris
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    Gremlinertia wrote: »
    The Den.

    Favourite toy when you were young?

    Well I played a lot with me willy.

    Have you ever been in a job where you had to wear a name tag?


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    #8606
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    Bob Harris wrote: »
    Well I played a lot with me willy.

    Have you ever been in a job where you had to wear a name tag?

    No never had a nametag. A licence though..

    First paid job?


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    #8607
    Bob Harris
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    Gremlinertia wrote: »
    No never had a nametag. A licence though..

    First paid job?

    Picking raspberries and strawberries as a young lad, probably 8 or 9.

    Have you driven or been in a fully electric car?


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    #8608
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    Yes driven in a Tesla.

    What was your first ever games console handheld or tabletop?


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    #8609
    Bob Harris
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    Yes driven in a Tesla.

    What was your first ever games console handheld or tabletop?

    Atari 2600. The video system with classics galore, from Space Invaders to cars that roar.

    Do you remember any jingles from your childhood?


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    #8610
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    Bob Harris wrote: »
    Atari 2600. The video system with classics galore, from Space Invaders to cars that roar.

    Do you remember any jingles from your childhood?

    The Bosco theme tune.

    What TV series are you watching?


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    #8611
    Gremlinertia
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    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    The Bosco theme tune.

    What TV series are you watching?

    Lilyhammer

    Favourite pasta dish?.


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