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Michellenman wrote: »

Is it raining where you are? Thunder and lightning in Galway apparently but not a drop I can see in Dublin..

It's not raining here in south Dublin anyway.

Favourite show on TV at the moment?

Michellenman

SarahMs wrote: »

I was thinking about this today. and the way I figure they are not gonna see sense if everyone is bombarding them with this, that and the other.... they should be left alone and then stung in the worst possible way when they least expect it. eg: boycotting the country by all others , not letting flights there land anywhere, not showing their national channels world wide etc.

but in reality, apart from trying to make them see sense we are left twiddling our thumbs.

Excatly how much did you spend today and on what?

€14 on topshop undies
€17 on MAC concealer (it nearly killed me shelling out for it...)
€25 on a sports bra.

Is it raining where you are? Thunder and lightning in Galway apparently but not a drop I can see in Dublin..

SarahMs

2kool4skool wrote: »

Car mechanics class in Ringsend tech where the instructor demonstrated how many pieces of his car he had taken with him to stop it being knicked. This included the rotar, distributor cap and best of all, the steering wheel!

What do we do to make Israel see some kind of decency? (sorry for the serious note)

I was thinking about this today. and the way I figure they are not gonna see sense if everyone is bombarding them with this, that and the other.... they should be left alone and then stung in the worst possible way when they least expect it. eg: boycotting the country by all others , not letting flights there land anywhere, not showing their national channels world wide etc.

but in reality, apart from trying to make them see sense we are left twiddling our thumbs.

Excatly how much did you spend today and on what?

2kool4skool

Car mechanics class in Ringsend tech where the instructor demonstrated how many pieces of his car he had taken with him to stop it being knicked. This included the rotar, distributor cap and best of all, the steering wheel!

What do we do to make Israel see some kind of decency? (sorry for the serious note)

havetoquit wrote: »

If you could attend any university in the world which one would you choose?

MIT, Carnegie Mellon or Imperial College London, I'm a huge nerd

Worst class you've ever taken?

Eleonora

Pembily wrote: »

Yup and when you use with the primer (which you don't need I just really like it) its amazing and if you have money (60euro) their powder is FAB, but I got it cheap on Ebay

What's your favourite drink (alchoholic or non)?

It does stay on all day and the primer helps big time. Fabulous stuff. I switched to a cheaper brand in a cash flow crisis but the cheap stuff runs out after 2 weeks. Halo (perfecting powder) lasts 5 months or over.

Amore

If you could attend any university in the world which one would you choose?

sallysaucer101

At home in bed with a hangover! My best friend came home from Oz yesterday and everyone went out but the wagon I work with wouldn't swap shifts so I had to work last night till 11pm and back in this morning at 7.30am!

What is your favourite word?

Clare Bear

rainbow kirby wrote: »

Sweden, Finland or the Netherlands.

Did you watch the Eurovision this weekend, and if so, what was your favourite entry?

No but seeing clips on the news I can't tell the difference between most of them.

If you could be anywhere else right now where would you be?

havetoquit wrote: »

Which European country do you consider to have the best political system and highest standard of living?

Sweden, Finland or the Netherlands.

Did you watch the Eurovision this weekend, and if so, what was your favourite entry?

Pick up my Skype messages and check email.

Which European country do you consider to have the best political system and highest standard of living?

Michellenman

Night person. I'm rarely asleep before two. Although around exam time I try to get to college for 7am. It's a killer.

First thing you do when you go online for the first time of the day?

Michellenman wrote: »

What's got you up late?

Force of habit, I'm just pretty nocturnal in general.

Are you a morning person or a night person?

Michellenman

Animaniacs!!

What's got you up late?

Sleep, cos then I can dream, which is the best form of escapism!

What was your favourite cartoon when you were little?

Languages and English Lit.

Am I breaking any rules by playing this lark more than once, as thought it might be a bit of fun while searching other topics?

What would be favourite form of escapism?

Carsinian Thau

rainbow kirby wrote: »

What really, really grinds your gears?

People chewing with their mouth open so you can hear them / breathing really loudly.

How bad is your internet addiction?

princess-lala wrote: »

Are you working tomorrow?

Will be doing a fair bit of thesis work tomorrow.

What really, really grinds your gears?

princess-lala

girl_friday wrote: »

English

What was the best part of your weekend?

Waking up beside my boy this morning

Are you working tomorrow?

girl_friday

Piste wrote: »

Cycling. Even though when I do it it's not really a sport, just a commute. But I'd like to do more cycling in the Summer!

What was your favourite subject in school?

English

What was the best part of your weekend?

Cycling. Even though when I do it it's not really a sport, just a commute. But I'd like to do more cycling in the Summer!

What was your favourite subject in school?

sallysaucer101

This one so far!

I have achieved things I never thought I could do including rowing across the Irish Sea in the Celtic Challenge Rowing Race! Its just been amazing!! And its only coming into June and I have so much more to do!

Whats your sport?

Sleep would be the main thing. Maybe go for a cycle somewhere quiet and picturesque (aren't many places like that round Dublin though

) play a bit of piano and finish the day with either a quiet night in with a DVD and takeaway with friends or going out with friends, depending on my mood.

Hmm it's hard thinking of questions! What was your favourite year, and why?

Scarinae

Piste wrote: »

Probably waking up and going "oh sh!t I have school/col- oh wait it's a Bank Holiday "

Would you say you're more of a sciencey or humanities-oriented type person? (or equal between the two)

I'm an inbetweener! I struggled with my CAO form so much - sometimes I wanted to do English Literature or Classical Studies, sometimes I wanted to do Science or Psychology. Science won in the end, I got my degree, and now I'm doing a masters in Science Communication. Love it! It's like doing an arts degree about science

And I get to WRITE AGAIN!!

What's your favourite way to spend a day off? (presuming you have no work to catch up on)

Probably waking up and going "oh sh!t I have school/col- oh wait it's a Bank Holiday

"

Would you say you're more of a sciencey or humanities-oriented type person? (or equal between the two)

ViennaShamrock

Fishie wrote: »

One April Fool's day I clingfilmed some glasses in my house - if you stretch the clingfilm really tight, and then remove all the edges, you get a taut disc of film that is hard to see unless the light shines on it. Later in the morning my brother appeared in the kitchen with a monster hangover. He grabbed one of the glasses and a carton of orange juice, sat down, and said "Do you know what amazes me, Ailbhe? It's a quarter to twelve on April Fool's day and you haven't pranked me yet!" As he was speaking, he poured the orange juice onto the clingfilm and it went all over him. Ha ha ha! Definitely the best for comic timing

I hate the phrase 'leafy suburbs'. I mean, surely trees have leaves outside of south Dublin?

What made you choose your boards username?

I'm originally from Dublin, but now live in Vienna:)
What was the best thing happening toyou on a Monday?;)

Scarinae

Dolorous wrote: »

What was the best prank you pulled on a friend?

One April Fool's day I clingfilmed some glasses in my house - if you stretch the clingfilm really tight, and then remove all the edges, you get a taut disc of film that is hard to see unless the light shines on it. Later in the morning my brother appeared in the kitchen with a monster hangover. He grabbed one of the glasses and a carton of orange juice, sat down, and said "Do you know what amazes me, Ailbhe? It's a quarter to twelve on April Fool's day and you haven't pranked me yet!" As he was speaking, he poured the orange juice onto the clingfilm and it went all over him. Ha ha ha! Definitely the best for comic timing

havetoquit wrote: »

Which cliches do you hate so much you would like to see them banned from the English language?

I hate the phrase 'leafy suburbs'. I mean, surely trees have leaves outside of south Dublin?

What made you choose your boards username?