gramar wrote: » I'd have a fair idea most of the time. Did you ever play screwball scramble?
73Cat wrote: » I did . Do you remember screwball ice creams?
gramar wrote: » I don't. Some kind of innuendo going on there. Are you worried about the 0.01% of germs that can't be killed?
Lorelli! wrote: » Yes with the chewing gum in the end I never thought about it before but now I'm more conscious of it, I'm very worried. Did you know any kids growing up who got into a bit of dept with the ice cream man?
gramar wrote: » I do. Turns out it was just a cover and they (there were two of them...known as the Cone Brothers) were selling coke and e's and all sorts from the van. After a while the ice-cream van music began to sound like a death knell for some of those kids when it came around because they were in so deep. Why did it take so long for someone to invent ice-pop sticks that were thumb shaped?
Lorelli! wrote: » It just never occurred to anyone Have you ever been driving in one spot where it's sunny and dry but can see rain in the distance?
gramar wrote: » Anytime it rains here you can see it about a mile away as it approaches. Where are you most ticklish?
[Deleted User] wrote: » YOU'D like to know- I know that. But I'm not telling;) Are you tactile?
Lorelli! wrote: » Not really. I'd give someone a pat on the back if they deserve it though! What do you think of Glam Rock?
gramar wrote: » Love it..so much so I'm thinking of changing my name to glamar. Have you ever been in a gang?
Lorelli! wrote: » No. In my teens I had one main friend and we'd sort of drift in and out of different groups of friends. Do you think as people get older, they start to catch up in age with their parents?
gramar wrote: » Not unless their parents die. If you were to call a child after a county in Ireland which one would it be?
Erik Shin wrote: » Skangerland almost sounds scandanavian Worst place in Ireland to holiday?
gramar wrote: » Carlow. I don't think there is anything of interest in Carlow. Do you wear house slippers outside?
[Deleted User] wrote: » I would never do such a thing! Do you have a wing man or female equivalent?
Lavinia wrote: » i prob need a friend to shake me lol how many countries have you visited so far?
[Deleted User] wrote: » In October I will be visiting my 23rd country so far. Have you played Truth or Dare?
Lorelli! wrote: » Ye once or twice! When you were a late teenager, did you ever play a game of strip switch because you didn't know how to play poker? Also did you suspect that some players may have been cheating?
73Cat wrote: » I have always been a lady and never indulged in any such unseemly behaviour, even in my youth. *crosses fingers behind back* Do you think you could successfully operate another Boards account as your alter ego?
gramar wrote: » One alter ego is enough. Would you prefer to go to the north or south pole?
Lorelli! wrote: » No it would be pointless. I do think of closing my account and maybe having another one though. I don't really care for post count. Not sure I'd like too many thousands of posts of random opinions all stored in one profile tbh! North pole - get to meet Santa! Why is Dick short for Richard?
gramar wrote: » I think it evolved from Richard - Rich - Rick - Dick. What is your opinion of Dickie Rock?
Lorelli! wrote: » I've heard of him. Don't know any of his songs but get the impression he was the lead in a cheesy showband! Would Joe Dolan appeal to you?
gramar wrote: » I've heard it said that there is no show like a Joe show. Can you name a star that travellers follow?
Lorelli! wrote: » They should be aware of the North Star so they dont get lost on their journey Is there a musical performance, you've seen on tv or the internet that you would have loved to be in the audience for?
gramar wrote: » There a loads of concerts I've seen on tv/internet I'd have liked to be at. The correct answer to the above quiz was in fact Joe Dolan! Why is there so much flag waving at glastonbury?
Lorelli! wrote: » I know The flag waving is just a tradition of the festival maybe?! Do you think you would have enjoyed Woodstock?
gramar wrote: » Dirty stinking hippies listening to folk music in a field...no..I don't think so. Are the ploughing championships the epitome of Irish culture?
Lorelli! wrote: » Yes! Just Googled it and its says that it's one of the largest outdoor events in the world!! In the show Big Brother, many years ago they gave two contestants an ultimatum which involved them changing their name by deeded pole to Dogface and Halfwit. Which name would you pick between those two?