Colser wrote: » Just got one actually. Are you paid a fair wage ?
gramar wrote: » I think fair is the best that could be said about it. If you were paid 5 times as much from tomorrow for doing the very same job would you feel a bit odd about it?
[Deleted User] wrote: » Not in the slightest Do you like the work you do?
everlast75 wrote: » Depends on the day you ask me. Was the leaving cert critical to your current job?
gramar wrote: » It was, especially Irish. How many of your old teachers do you reckon are still at it?
Colser wrote: » All the men are I'd say.. Do you ever get up during the night and eat a bar of chocolate and only remember it when you see the wrapper?
gramar wrote: » That hasn't happened to me. What kind of chocolate bar was it?
Colser wrote: » Chunky kitkat. Do you know the safe cross code?
gramar wrote: » I know there was a song that Judge from Wanderley Wagon sang...but that is all. Look left, look right, look left again ..or look right and left and right again? anyway... don't get hit by anything usually works. Do you get annoyed by cyclists who sail through red lights?
73Cat wrote: » I get annoyed by cyclists full stop. What is your least favourite driving manoevure even though you may be driving years ?
gramar wrote: » I never like overtaking on national roads where you can't see a good stretch ahead. I'm always half expecting a car to appear out of nowhere. Do you have an emergency plan in place for a major world catastrophe?
Boom_Bap wrote: » Nah, no point in living in that type of fear. I did date an American girl once, her father turned the basement into a nuclear shelter full of salt and steaks and guns. Thought it was cool and extreme. Bottled water or tap water at home?
73Cat wrote: » Tap water through a Brita filter for tea/coffee. Bottled sparkling water to drink. Is there something that you like the taste of but can"t eat because it looks gross?
gramar wrote: » I used to be that way with rice pudding but all sorted now. Per capita the avg Irish person above 15 years of age drinks the equivalent of 41 litres of vodka or 116 bottles of wine or 445 pints of beer per person and that's not accounting for the people who don't drink. Are you doing your part?
73Cat wrote: » I would like to think I am with wine Have you tried that beer that's flavoured with tequila? (Bleurrrrgh!)
gramar wrote: » I haven't. Some things are better left alone. If you could take a supplement that satisfied all dietary needs and hunger would you take it instead of cooking and eating?
73Cat wrote: » No, whatever about cooking I couldn't forgo eating. Do you eat out regularly?
gramar wrote: » Oooh matron! Now and again. Have you ever eaten in a Michelin star restaurant?
73Cat wrote: » I don't believe I have. Do you ever read threads on here and it makes you realise just how little you know on a lot of subjects ?
Colser wrote: » Absolutely. Is a little knowledge a bad thing?
gramar wrote: » Maybe in an exam. Have you ever not had a clue of an answer in an exam and wrote down something smartarsed?
everlast75 wrote: » In one of my latest exams, there were 2 questions which overlapped to a large degree. Therefore when I answered the 2nd question, I referred to the first answer and basically said "see answer above" to some of it. Would you consider going back to college part time?
Colser wrote: » I would if there wasn't any homework. Do you get cravings?
gramar wrote: » I do for a smoke after a couple of drinks. Do you have a light?
everlast75 wrote: » nope. Does vaping instead of smoking make sense?
gramar wrote: » I've never tried it. I suppose it does if you get your fix. How do you get your fix?
Boom_Bap wrote: » It used to be ciggies, but I've quit them....I guess the odd ciggie is my fix. Thankfully there are no craving or wants to smoke full time again, so one on the very rare occasion is a treat. What was the last thing you fixed?
73Cat wrote: » I sellotaped my daughter's name back onto her homework folder. Are you ever so hungry cooking dinner that you get irritable as fcuk?
Miss Demeanour wrote: » That's what picking at it is for. What is on tonights menu?
gramar wrote: » Up to bed without any supper. Was yours finger lickin' good?