Interview the person below you IV

Got an early bird train to Dublin one monday morning after been out partying all night. Toilets were broken on the train. It was not pleasant.

Have you ever stayed in a traditional B&B?

elizunia87 wrote: »

No, i am not intrested. Its too expensive. What is the best place to visit for one day tour from Dublin?

Depends if your looking for calm or adventure
Depends if your going in your own transport.

What’s the worst journey you’ve had to make in Ireland.

elizunia87

IrishLad90 wrote: »

No i do not.. But would jump at the chance to go to Albufeira..

Would a staycation be something you would do this year

No, i am not intrested. Its too expensive. What is the best place to visit for one day tour from Dublin?

IrishLad90

No i do not.. But would jump at the chance to go to Albufeira..

Would a staycation be something you would do this year

I did not know that. You learn something new most days.

Do you reckon you will get to leave the island of ireland this year?

0lddog

Deleted User wrote: »

mmm. Over 2 years ago.

Did you use a television that did not have it's own remote, and you had to go to the tv to change the channel?

Yes, yes I did

Do you know that there is an add-on for the firefox desktop ( i.e. lappy ) browser that blocks out pesky ads from youtube ?

Trigger Happy wrote: »

I almost try to avoid any product that is advertised on youtube. I know that they need to make money and all but it's so annoying that the adverts pop up in the middle of the 4 minute video you are trying to watch.

When did you last kick a football?

mmm. Over 2 years ago.

Did you use a television that did not have it's own remote, and you had to go to the tv to change the channel?

I almost try to avoid any product that is advertised on youtube. I know that they need to make money and all but it's so annoying that the adverts pop up in the middle of the 4 minute video you are trying to watch.

When did you last kick a football?

Yes, in a freshwater environment or the big lake in the north of Ireland. Charlie Haughey liked it too.

Do you actually use any advertised service like Grammarly, or other products advertised in YouTUbe videos?

magic_murph

Galway - they had brennan's bread. Well I was just blown away.

Would you like to live in a boat?

auspicious

That's almost as awkward as my question. I won't skip it though.
Manufacturer... of logistics programs to control automated robotics processes e.g. warehouse, or airport baggage systems. Cognex.

Where's the strangest place abroad that you unexpectedly experienced a slice of home?

Michael O'Leary,
MOL.

A foreign multinational you would buy shares in if you had any spare shekels but must be something like an airline or manufacturer.

Loafing Oaf

Deleted User wrote: »

A few of em.....gas craic tbf

Do you dislike kids

No. Suspect I would if I had any though:p

Is there someone you would like to succeed MDH as president of Ireland?

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

Do you have any nieces or nephews?

A few of em.....gas craic tbf

Do you dislike kids

Loafing Oaf

auspicious wrote: »

I'm not being pushed to insanity by anything thankfully so I don't have any crutches. But lately I have taken a liking to watching Nuke's top 5 on YT which is pretty fringe stuff. We can only measure our sanity against those we view as less sane...

Many are calling the outrage by the general public over the Elliott photo as faux outrage. I think they are right to a degree but I see it more as push back against the lifting of a corner of the security blanket which is the cognitive dissonance around how animals are seen and treated in wider society. It reveals that things are not actually all hunky dory and ignorance is bliss. Would you agree?

Do you have any nieces or nephews?

auspicious

I'm not being pushed to insanity by anything thankfully so I don't have any crutches. But lately I have taken a liking to watching Nuke's top 5 on YT which is pretty fringe stuff. We can only measure our sanity against those we view as less sane...

Many are calling the outrage by the general public over the Elliott photo as faux outrage. I think they are right to a degree but I see it more as push back against the lifting of a corner of the security blanket which is the cognitive dissonance around how animals are seen and treated in wider society. It reveals that things are not actually all hunky dory and ignorance is bliss. Would you agree?

IrishLad90

global23214124 wrote: »

To my therapist about the lockdown a few weeks ago. Don't think she got many words in but it felt pretty good.

Where would you fall on the introvert - extrovert scale?

Ive worked largely nights over the past few years, without social media i might not have even or forgotten about the global pandemic..

Whats are your top 3 go to activities to keep you sane at the moment??

global23214124

0lddog wrote: »

Oh God ! Yes !

How about a Taoiseach that doesnt know how to communicate and cant figure out what a leader is supposed to do ?

When was the last time you had a good rant

To my therapist about the lockdown a few weeks ago. Don't think she got many words in but it felt pretty good.

Where would you fall on the introvert - extrovert scale?

0lddog

magic_murph wrote: »

naaa warm and fuzzy but that's because I am burred under a blanket made of live kittens.

Are you allergic to anything

Oh God ! Yes !

How about a Taoiseach that doesnt know how to communicate and cant figure out what a leader is supposed to do ?

When was the last time you had a good rant

magic_murph

naaa warm and fuzzy but that's because I am burred under a blanket made of live kittens.

Are you allergic to anything

We will have most of our lives back by the end of june. You can put a stamp on that.

Are you feeling the cold this morning?

Crawling.

When will the Covid plague be banished?

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Ya....not too bad,i think

Is pay,your main motivating factor

Definitely not.

March already. Do you think this year is moving fast?

jimbobaloobob wrote: »

All things considered about 55-60

Do you think you get paid fairly?

Ya....not too bad,i think

Is pay,your main motivating factor

Snails pace wrote: »

Not really, I shop in different supermarkets.

Do work many hours in the week ?

All things considered about 55-60

Do you think you get paid fairly?

Snails pace

Not really, I shop in different supermarkets.

Do work many hours in the week ?

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Your own favourite bricks and mortar store which has died because if covid?

I don’t have one.

Do you feel loyalty towards a supermarket chain?