The Noccers Interview Thread

Lorelli!

Colser wrote: »

I have for a procedure involving a camera..ðŸ˜

Last time you've been poked or prodded?

I took piano lessons when I was about 24/25 and my teacher use to nudge me in the side if I did something wrong. She slapped my hand before too

Ever find yourself in an extremely competitive and intense psychological game of Connect 4?

Rubberlegs

Lorelli! wrote: »

I took piano lessons when I was about 24/25 and my teacher use to nudge me in the side if I did something wrong. She slapped my hand before too

Ever find yourself in an extremely competitive and intense psychological game of Connect 4?

Yes, both as a child and an adult

Are you competitive ?

LadyMacBeth_

73Cat wrote: »

Yes, both as a child and an adult

Are you competitive ?

I can be quite competitive and tend to sulk when I lose.

Are you more likely to sulk quietly or have a tantrum?

Rubberlegs

LadyMacBeth_ wrote: »

I can be quite competitive and tend to sulk when I lose.

Are you more likely to sulk quietly or have a tantrum?

I am mainly the sulking quietly type but when really riled up food has been known to fly

Is there anything you eat that is kind of gross if you really thought about it but doesn't bother you as it tastes good ?

73Cat

73Cat wrote: »

I am mainly the sulking quietly type but when really riled up food has been known to fly

Is there anything you eat that is kind of gross if you really thought about it but doesn't bother you as it tastes good ?

Pâté, sausages come to mind.

Did you ever meet someone who exaggerated their circumstance just to get attention?

Rubberlegs

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Pâté, sausages come to mind.

Did you ever meet someone who exaggerated their circumstance just to get attention?

Oh yes, one person in particular springs to mind. A lovely person but totally over exaggerates their circumstances the whole time.

Do you have a very low tolerance for bullsh1t ?

Colser

73Cat wrote: »

Oh yes, one person in particular springs to mind. A lovely person but totally over exaggerates their circumstances the whole time.

Do you have a very low tolerance for bullsh1t ?

Frighteningly low...I can't ignore any bs at all.

Ever challenged a stranger over something they'd done that p*ssed you off?

Colser

Colser wrote: »

Frighteningly low...I can't ignore any bs at all.

Ever challenged a stranger over something they'd done that p*ssed you off?

I try not to. I think it's a self preservation thing

Do you speak to strangers in a packed lift?

Rubberlegs

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I try not to. I think it's a self preservation thing

Do you speak to strangers in a packed lift?

I do. I find I end up talking to people everywhere and I'm the first to say I hate small talk

Do you need a list when you go shopping or are you good at remembering what is needed?

Miss Demeanour

73Cat wrote: »

I do. I find I end up talking to people everywhere and I'm the first to say I hate small talk

Do you need a list when you go shopping or are you good at remembering what is needed?

I need a list but I don't bring one so I normally arrive home with 10 bags and minus the item I went for.

What one food would you never let yourself run out of?

Miss Demeanour

Miss Demeanour wrote: »

I need a list but I don't bring one so I normally arrive home with 10 bags and minus the item I went for.

What one food would you never let yourself run out of?

Milk, can count on one finger the number of times I have ran out of milk.

Was the Milky Bar kid, the coolest kid on TV?

Colser

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Milk, can count on one finger the number of times I have ran out of milk.

Was the Milky Bar kid, the coolest kid on TV?

He was the strongest and toughest..

Do you remember "The Safe Cross Code" ad?

Miss Demeanour

Colser wrote: »

He was the strongest and toughest..

Do you remember "The Safe Cross Code" ad?

I do.

What cereal did you eat as a child?

Colser

Miss Demeanour wrote: »

I do.

What cereal did you eat as a child?

Cornflakes usually.

Do you ever have a bowl of cereal at night?

Miss Demeanour

Colser wrote: »

Cornflakes usually.

Do you ever have a bowl of cereal at night?

Not usually....maybe a sprinkle of granola on yoghurt.

Have you ever felt your fingers as fat as when you type a reply and have to go back and fix it?

gramar

Miss Demeanour wrote: »

Not usually....maybe a sprinkle of granola on yoghurt.

Have you ever felt your fingers as fat as when you type a reply and have to go back and fix it?

The fattest my fingers ever were was when my whole arm was swollen from an insect bite years go. It looked similar to when you blow into a surgical glove.

Is the expression of surprise 'well blow me' on the way out?

Erik Shin

gramar wrote: »

The fattest my fingers ever were was when my whole arm was swollen from an insect bite years go. It looked similar to when you blow into a surgical glove.

Is the expression of surprise 'well blow me' on the way out?

It's, well blow me down with a feather...still hear it occasionally.

What is the longest time gap since the last time and most recent time you've been in a building in your local...eg...my local swimming pool....was there yesterday and realised it was 33 years since I last went in

gramar

Erik Shin wrote: »

It's, well blow me down with a feather...still hear it occasionally.

What is the longest time gap since the last time and most recent time you've been in a building in your local...eg...my local swimming pool....was there yesterday and realised it was 33 years since I last went in

The local church probably...must be 4 or 5 years since I've been in there.

What room in your home are you in least?

Lorelli!

gramar wrote: »

The local church probably...must be 4 or 5 years since I've been in there.

What room in your home are you in least?

The spare room. I'm in the middle of doing it up and turning it into a sort of sitting room/bedroom but there's so much to do, I'm avoiding it for now.

They are made by the same people but would you purposely bring a packet of King crisps to Tayto Park and eat them in protest and to make a statement that King are far better than Tayto?

gramar

Lorelli! wrote: »

The spare room. I'm in the middle of doing it up and turning it into a sort of sitting room/bedroom but there's so much to do, I'm avoiding it for now.

They are made by the same people but would you purposely bring a packet of King crisps to Tayto Park and eat them in protest and to make a statement that King are far better than Tayto?

I don't have strong views either way but on the rare occasion I buy crisps I get Tayto. So in answer to your question in the unlikely event that I am in Tayto park I wouldn't be smuggling in a pack of King to make a statement.

If you came with instructions would it be a short leaflet or a big manual?

Colser

gramar wrote: »

I don't have strong views either way but on the rare occasion I buy crisps I get Tayto. So in answer to your question in the unlikely event that I am in Tayto park I wouldn't be smuggling in a pack of King to make a statement.

If you came with instructions would it be a short leaflet or a big manual?

Very short,maybe a one liner saying approach with caution..

Are concert ticket prices gone beyond the joke?

Lorelli!

gramar wrote: »

I don't have strong views either way but on the rare occasion I buy crisps I get Tayto. So in answer to your question in the unlikely event that I am in Tayto park I wouldn't be smuggling in a pack of King to make a statement.

If you came with instructions would it be a short leaflet or a big manual?

Both, mostly in a foreign language

In the film Misery, I know Annie Wilkes was a number 1 fan of the novelist but do you think she could have played it a little bit cooler?

gramar

Lorelli! wrote: »

Both, mostly in a foreign language

In the film Misery, I know Annie Wilkes was a number 1 fan of the novelist but do you think she could have played it a little bit cooler?

I think aul Annie was as a mad as fcuk.

Do you have a favourite set of celebrity brothers or sisters?

Lorelli!

Colser wrote: »

Very short,maybe a one liner saying approach with caution..

Are concert ticket prices gone beyond the joke?

Yes but it's been that long since I've been to one, I wouldn't mind paying the price!

gramar wrote: »

I think aul Annie was as a mad as fcuk.

Do you have a favourite set of celebrity brothers or sisters?

I can't think of any favourites siblings. They seem to be all related in one way or another though.

Do you think a celebrity rehab centre would be like a luxurious holiday to us mere mortals?

gramar

Lorelli! wrote: »

Yes but it's been that long since I've been to one, I wouldn't mind paying the price!



I can't think of any favourites siblings. They seem to be all related in one way or another though.

Do you think a celebrity rehab centre would be like a luxurious holiday to us mere mortals?

I'd prefer not to find out.

Do you ever hear the word 'rehab' used as an insult anymore?

Erik Shin

gramar wrote: »

I'd prefer not to find out.

Do you ever hear the word 'rehab' used as an insult anymore?

Only when I use it

Do you miss the insults of your childhood?

gramar

Erik Shin wrote: »

Only when I use it

Do you miss the insults of your childhood?

Not the ones aimed at me.

Do you think windmills with living space in them would kill two birds?

Lorelli!

gramar wrote: »

Not the ones aimed at me.

Do you think windmills with living space in them would kill two birds?

Metaphorically yea. Actual birds, probably a lot more than two.

Would you like to live in a windmill?

Lorelli!

Lorelli! wrote: »

Metaphorically yea. Actual birds, probably a lot more than two.

Would you like to live in a windmill?

I would prefer to live in a lighthouse.

Have you seen a significant amount of the country you live in?

Deleted User

Deleted User wrote: »

I would prefer to live in a lighthouse.

Have you seen a significant amount of the country you live in?

Have seen a lot of it and probably more than most.

Have you ever spent much time in the 6 counties?