Interview the person below you III

Sardonicat

I'm sure I'd try anything if I was in sustained analgesic resistant pain.

Is it any good?

The Mirror and The Light by Hillary Mantel

Widdershins

Upforthematch wrote: »

If there is a herbal type remedy that is known to work I would have no problem using it.

It's the last poster's question you answer. When this thread gets busy, just answer all the previous questions to keep it going!

Last book you bought?

It was called "Who sent Clement?"

Sorry, just saw your question, Sardonicat. It is, but I'm not sure how it holds up against Aspirin.

Roughly how many jars of culinary herbs and spices do you keep in your kitchen, if any?

scary

Widdershins wrote: »

It was called "Who sent Clement?"

Roughly how many jars of culinary herbs and spices do you keep in your kitchen, if any?

about 30 ish

whats the last thing you cooked?

Widdershins

30?
Wow.
Last thing: rashers for sandwiches.
Most used spices/herbs?

Sephiroth_dude

Chilli flakes

You?

Widdershins

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Chilli flakes

You?

I've used chinese 5 spice in not typically chinese recipes lately.
Otherwise I stick ground cinammon into everything I can get it into .

Ever made an apple tart?

Trigger Happy

Yes but not in a long time. Prefer apple crumble.

What will you do this evening?

Purple Mountain

I'm taking it easy this evening. Busy 2 days. Cup of tea and a small bar and the newspaper.

Who's your favourite chef?

Ultrflat

Purple Mountain wrote: »

I'm taking it easy this evening. Busy 2 days. Cup of tea and a small bar and the newspaper.

Who's your favourite chef?

James Martin

Whats your favorite Cuisine?

Upforthematch

I think nothing beats the Italians when it comes to meal time.

Just going back to spices.... cinnamon - do you use the Cassia or Ceylon variety?

Purple Mountain

There's few things I won't eat but cinnamon is one.

Do you know any sign language?

Purple Mountain

Purple Mountain wrote: »

There's few things I won't eat but cinnamon is one.

Do you know any sign language?

No tbh



Do you anyone who is deaf

Upforthematch

Yes, a few people. Its great the way they dont let deafness hold them back.

Have you ever dated someone who's first language wasnt english? Howd ye get on?

antgal23

Upforthematch wrote: »

Yes, a few people. Its great the way they dont let deafness hold them back.

Have you ever dated someone who's first language wasnt english? Howd ye get on?

Yeah, I have . Going well , thanks

Would you agree ginger root in tea is good for you?

Upforthematch

Upforthematch wrote: »

Yes, a few people. Its great the way they dont let deafness hold them back.

Have you ever dated someone who's first language wasnt english? Howd ye get on?

Got on well,i cant speak for sh1te anyways



Are your dating days behind you

Upforthematch

Deleted User wrote: »

Got on well,i cant speak for sh1te anyways



Are your dating days behind you

No definitely not, just on pause at the moment

Edit: @Antgal Ginger root tea - I haven't tried it but I'll try anything once!

Have you ever seen an ancient monument like a Portal Dolmen and just stopped and wondered about the people around at that time? Would you have fitted in?!

Sardonicat

Upforthematch wrote: »

No definitely not, just on pause at the moment

Edit: @Antgal Ginger root tea - I haven't tried it but I'll try anything once!

Have you ever seen an ancient monument like a Portal Dolmen and just stopped and wondered about the people around at that time? Would you have fitted in?!

Yes and I think so!

Would you?

Upforthematch

Sardonicat wrote: »

Yes and I think so!

Would you?

I would because I'd say they had a wicked sense of humour like my own.

To survive as a man I'd need to be more built than I am currently - more like the Dagda maybe.

Do you have green fingers?

Sardonicat

Upforthematch wrote: »

I would because I'd say they had a wicked sense of humour like my own.

To survive as a man I'd need to be more built than I am currently - more like the Dagda maybe.

Do you have green fingers?

I don't know, I haven't tried. I have an aversion to growing plants.

Is that my loss?

harry Bailey esq

Sardonicat wrote: »

I have an aversion to growing plants.

Is that my loss?

Yes. You like dogs?

Sardonicat

harry Bailey esq wrote: »

Yes. You like dogs?

Yes, I like all animals

Do you like cats?

Sardonicat

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Just about tolerate them, had a tabby for many years that wasn't too needy.

Is it masochistic to keep falling on your face so many times and still determinedly remain a laughing stock?

Charlie Chaplin did alright out if it.

Do you like Chaplin?

Sephiroth_dude

No I prefer laurel and hardy

Do you like them ?

Snails pace

Yeah I like watching a few of their sketches.

Oasis or Blur ?

Widdershins

They both had their merits. Is it illegal to like both?

If at the end of your days you were to be given a Megalithic burial in a portal tomb, what grave goods would be included with your body to make your next life easier/more prosperous?

antgal23

If it isn't illegal Widdershins it very much should be Oasis all day

Good question, stuff for the afterlife - herbs and spices, photos, the odd book, some type of tapestry for the tomb, my body should be wrapped in special scented cloth. Also, the coat if arms of my surname should on my shield

Is that answer too long and detailed or would you bring something similar?

Widdershins

I loved that answer!

Id have to sit and mull over mine (I already know Im going to be planted in a willow coffin, though )

Most people know what we call their Star Sign but do you know your Moon Sign?

antgal23

Thanks for being so positive Widdershins

I don't know my moon sign. Re: the moon, I have read two very interesting books lately, The Lunar Effect by Lieber and Woman's Mysteries by Harding. Definitely a topic worth exploring

Dunno why I got interested in the moon tbh

Why Willow?

Trigger Happy

I have no idea.

What one word would describe your mood right now?

Snails pace

Content, I'm out enjoying the sun

Have you bad temper ?