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RMAOK

Autosport wrote: »

The 1800's

Same question?

World war 2

Are you good at map reading?

0lddog

Autosport wrote: »

The 1800's

Same question?

Haaa!

History is something that grew on me ( it was 'just one thing after another' when I was a pup )

Some years ago I dug up the relatives.....got as far as a GGGgrandfather who would have been in his 20's at the time of The French Revolution. That got me reflecting.......would 'modern history' cover from 1500 to the present ? If so then modern history

( Cant believe there is even a proposal to make History non essential in secondary school )

Are secondary school history text books still printed only by Folens

Autosport

RMAOK wrote: »

World war 2

Are you good at map reading?

I have no sense of direction and I prefer to let google maps tell me where I'm going so no I'm not good at reading maps

Are you?

Autosport

0lddog wrote: »

Haaa!

History is something that grew on me ( it was 'just one thing after another' when I was a pup )

Some years ago I dug up the relatives.....got as far as a GGGgrandfather who would have been in his 20's at the time of The French Revolution. That got me reflecting.......would 'modern history' cover from 1500 to the present ? If so then modern history

( Cant believe there is even a proposal to make History non essential in secondary school )

Are secondary school history text books still printed only by Folens

I haven't The foggiest as I've been out of school for a while now


Favourite Irish Myth?

RMAOK

Autosport wrote: »

I have no sense of direction and I prefer to let google maps tell me where I'm going so no I'm not good at reading maps

Are you?

I'm very good at map reading/directions.

Favourite Irish myth would probably be the salmon of knowledge

Do you like eating salmon?

RMAOK

RMAOK wrote: »

I'm very good at map reading/directions.

Favourite Irish myth would probably be the salmon of knowledge

Do you like eating salmon?

I love it.

Do you know your own eircode?

RMAOK

Nope - haven't a clue tbh

Do you think the eircode is a good thing or a bad thing?

Blueshoe

RMAOK wrote: »

Nope - haven't a clue tbh

Do you think the eircode is a good thing or a bad thing?

It's a good thing if you live rural and need an ambulance

Do you drink every weekend?

Prominent_Dawg

Blueshoe wrote: »

It's a good thing if you live rural and need an ambulance

Do you drink every weekend?

Definitely not

How do you relax?

Blueshoe

Blueshoe wrote: »

It's a good thing if you live rural and need an ambulance

Do you drink every weekend?

I do but not a huge amount usually.

What's your usual Saturday night routine?

Widdershins

RMAOK wrote: »

Nope - haven't a clue tbh

Do you think the eircode is a good thing or a bad thing?

A couple of delivery drivers told me they're helpful.

have you ever seen lightning strike ?

0lddog

Prominent_Dawg wrote: »

Definitely not

How do you relax?

I dont know


If you find out will you tell me ?

jimbobaloobob

Make the dinner light the fire if needed. Watch a bit of tv.

What's yours? Same question.

0lddog

Autosport wrote: »

I haven't The foggiest as I've been out of school for a while now

Favourite Irish Myth?

At Swim Two Birds

Can a book be a myth? If its by Flann O'Brien it can

Did you ever read The Third Policeman ?

Widdershins

Autosport wrote: »

Favourite Irish Myth?

James Freney and Maire Ruadh, not strictly myth

0lddog

0lddog wrote: »

At Swim Two Birds

Can a book be a myth? If its by Flann O'Brien it can

Did you ever read The Third Policeman ?

No.

Are you an avid reader?

RMAOK

Deleted User wrote: »

No.

Are you an avid reader?

I read from time to time

You're favourite genre of film?

RMAOK

RMAOK wrote: »

I read from time to time

You're favourite genre of film?

Probably a thriller.

Are you watching any series /boxset at the moment?

Autosport

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Probably a thriller.

Are you watching any series /boxset at the moment?

Greys Anatomy, Criminal Minds and NCIS

Same question?

Autosport

Autosport wrote: »

Greys Anatomy, Criminal Minds and NCIS

Same question?

Power on Netflix and can't wait for the 2nd episode of The Bay on itv.

Do you have a lie in on a Saturday?

p1akuw47h5r3it

Deleted User wrote: »

Power on Netflix and can't wait for the 2nd episode of The Bay on itv.

Do you have a lie in on a Saturday?

Yes.

DO you have a lie-in on Sunday?

Autosport

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Power on Netflix and can't wait for the 2nd episode of The Bay on itv.

Do you have a lie in on a Saturday?

I sure do if I'm not working and I'm not working tomorrow

Do you live for the weekend?

DanDan6592

DanDan6592 wrote: »

Yes.

DO you have a lie-in on Sunday?

Usually but not tomorrow.

Any holiday/weekend away planned in the next few weeks?

Autosport

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Usually but not tomorrow.

Any holiday/weekend away planned in the next few weeks?

Going to Scotland in June and that's it for now

How about you?

p1akuw47h5r3it

Autosport wrote: »

Going to Scotland in June and that's it for now

How about you?

None unfortunately. Am saving.

If you could live anywhere in the world where would you choose?

DanDan6592

DanDan6592 wrote: »

None unfortunately. Am saving.

If you could live anywhere in the world where would you choose?

Somewhere in Ireland anyway, West Cork or West Clare probably.

Yourself?

Autosport

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Somewhere in Ireland anyway, West Cork or West Clare probably.

Yourself?

West cork is lovely but am quite fond of Sligo/Mayo and of course the gorgeous Kilkenny

Keith Barry a fan or not

Purple Mountain

No he freaks me out completely.

Last time you cried?

Autosport

Purple Mountain wrote: »

No he freaks me out completely.

Last time you cried?

A few weeks ago

Last time you had a good old belly laugh

jimbobaloobob

At Dermot and Daves gig in October.




Have you a favourite comedian?