Interview the person below you (Part 6) MOD WARNING IN FIRST POST

tomwaterford

[Deleted User] wrote: »

It's very frustrating on the train. Every evening this woman gets on the train and is talking on her phone and continues for about 30 mins non-stop. I would love to know what the hell she is talking about every evening but she is not speaking English.

When will you next buy a new mobile phone?

When my present one dies



Ever buy an iphone

Lavinia

nope and will not. not a fan of apple at all.


if you could have one wish to come true instantly what would that be? : )

Eamondomc

Lavinia wrote: »

nope and will not. not a fan of apple at all.


if you could have one wish to come true instantly what would that be? : )

It would be to get my brother back.

Are you a realist or a dreamer?

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

It would be to get my brother back.

Are you a realist or a dreamer?

4 real. Man.

Do you have a shoe horn?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

4 real. Man.

Do you have a shoe horn?

I do, more than one even.

If you had a nephew staying with you for a couple of days and he was giving you lip and getting it hard to get up for school would you torture him?

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

I do, more than one even.

If you had a nephew staying with you for a couple of days and he was giving you lip and getting it hard to get up for school would you torture him?

I'd kick his fcuking arse unless he was a teacher maybe and was a big fcuker. Then I'd leave him alone.

How did you get to school as a child?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

I'd kick his fcuking arse unless he was a teacher maybe and was a big fcuker. Then I'd leave him alone.

How did you get to school as a child?

I walked mostly, 1 mile at national school, then when I got to secondary da bought me a new bike, 3 miles.

Were you a perfect pupil at school?

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

I walked mostly, 1 mile at national school, then when I got to secondary da bought me a new bike, 3 miles.

Were you a perfect pupil at school?

I was in good in primary school. I was a bit of a messer in secondary. I did the work generally but was one of those that teachers would have their eye on.

Did you ever go on a school trip to Dublin zoo?

CarrickMcJoe

gramar wrote: »

I was in good in primary school. I was a bit of a messer in secondary. I did the work generally but was one of those that teachers would have their eye on.

Did you ever go on a school trip to Dublin zoo?

No, Dublin castle.

Were you ever slapped with the leather?

gramar

CarrickMcJoe wrote: »

No, Dublin castle.

Were you ever slapped with the leather?

I wasn't. Not in school anyway....

Would leather turn you on?

CarrickMcJoe

CarrickMcJoe wrote: »

No, Dublin castle.

Were you ever slapped with the leather?

Joe! It's a bit early for that! :pac:

Are you all in work?

gramar

gramar wrote: »

I wasn't. Not in school anyway....

Would leather turn you on?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

I wasn't. Not in school anyway....

Would leather turn you on?

My leather is still alive and walking and has often turned on me.

Had you any teachers you'd call a cow or a bull?

gramar

Deleted User wrote: »

Joe! It's a bit early for that! :pac:

Are you all in work?

I am. Eamon is sitting at his 1.13m2 round kitchen table.

Eamondomc wrote: »

My leather is still alive and walking and has often turned on me.

Had you any teachers you'd call a cow or a bull?

Yes, and they were the good ones.

Are schoolbags too heavy?

Rubberlegs

gramar wrote: »

I am. Eamon is sitting at his 1.13m2 round kitchen table.



Yes, and they were the good ones.

Are schoolbags too heavy?

It is a joke how heavy they are. In this day and age they should all have a tablet with the books downloaded onto it. The copies can be heavy enough on their own without textbooks too.

Does an unsettling dream tend to play on your mind for the day?

gramar

73Cat wrote: »

It is a joke how heavy they are. In this day and age they should all have a tablet with the books downloaded onto it. The copies can be heavy enough on their own without textbooks too.

Does an unsettling dream tend to play on your mind for the day?

They do sometimes. They can leave me feeling very strange after.

How long after waking uo do you get up?

Rubberlegs

gramar wrote: »

They do sometimes. They can leave me feeling very strange after.

How long after waking uo do you get up?

Pretty much straight away , I can't lie there once I am properly awake.

Do you ever sleep in and have to leap outta the bed and get out the door in a groggy mess?

gramar

73Cat wrote: »

Pretty much straight away , I can't lie there once I am properly awake.

Do you ever sleep in and have to leap outta the bed and get out the door in a groggy mess?

I have done but not often.

Ever driven in the morning and still felt drunk?

everlast75

gramar wrote: »

I have done but not often.

Ever driven in the morning and still felt drunk?

To do anything else sounds horrible!

Have you ever bought a new car?

everlast75

everlast75 wrote: »

To do anything else sounds horrible!

Have you ever bought a new car?

I haven't but they have been new to me.

Are you wrecked tired?

gramar

Deleted User wrote: »

I haven't but they have been new to me.

Are you wrecked tired?

I'm feeling reasonably ok.

Have you ever broken into your own home?

everlast75

gramar wrote: »

I'm feeling reasonably ok.

Have you ever broken into your own home?

Well - not my current one, but one I grew up in. There was a simple trick to get the door open. Fairly handy when you forgot your key!

How many hours sleep per night is sufficient for you?

gramar

everlast75 wrote: »

Well - not my current one, but one I grew up in. There was a simple trick to get the door open. Fairly handy when you forgot your key!

How many hours sleep per night is sufficient for you?

About 6 is enough for me.

Would you wear the top button on your shirt buttoned up without a tie?

everlast75

gramar wrote: »

About 6 is enough for me.

Would you wear the top button on your shirt buttoned up without a tie?

no - i'm not an animal.

what do you prefer with your pancakes - savoury or sweet stuff?

everlast75

everlast75 wrote: »

no - i'm not an animal.

what do you prefer with your pancakes - savoury or sweet stuff?

Erm I think sweet. It's not I'd often eat.

Do you work in an office?

gramar

Deleted User wrote: »

Erm I think sweet. It's not I'd often eat.

Do you work in an office?

That is true.

Are you any good at the 'yes/no' game?

gramar

gramar wrote: »

That is true.

Are you any good at the 'yes/no' game?

Ask me another one

gramar

Deleted User wrote: »

Ask me another one

Can you name an English rock band formed in London in 1968 by singer Jon Anderson and bassist Chris Squire that had such hits as 'Owner of a lonely heart' and 'Roundabout?

gramar

gramar wrote: »

Can you name an English rock band formed in London in 1968 by singer Jon Anderson and bassist Chris Squire that had such hits as 'Owner of a lonely heart' and 'Roundabout?

No, despite knowing both those songs. Am terrible at remembering such information.

Were you at the Applegreen Service station on the M1 near Lusk recently?

gramar

Deleted User wrote: »

No, despite knowing both those songs. Am terrible at remembering such information.

Were you at the Applegreen Service station on the M1 near Lusk recently?

I'll need to ask my solicitor if I can answer that.

Are you tired of all the fuss?