The Internet Explorer wrote: » I've just seen that Grainne Seoige is presenting CrimeCall.
joshrogan wrote: » I once heard about this guy call Nickolaus who supposedly knew everything you did naughty or nice and complied it into a list and would give you presents based on the list.
hondasam wrote: » How well do you know her?
Cian A wrote: » You will never truly know a person. There are deep and dark secrets and other things hidden about a persons past and present that you will never know.
The Internet Explorer wrote: » I don't know her. It was a mere observation.
hondasam wrote: » I assumed you knew her as the thread is about how well you know someone. Is it about crimeline?
MungBean wrote: » You may never know the secrets but can certainly know the character and the person surely. The likes of FBI profilers and such would be able to figure you out pretty easily so enough time spent with someone and they would know ya well enough. You'll never know the mind of another but you can certainly say you know them and how they operate.
pragmatic1 wrote: » If you believe that you'll be in for a big surprise sometime. People aint always predictable.
Solnskaya wrote: » take em as you find em - nobodys perfect and everyone has secrets, I treat everyone the same until they prove that they need special treatment. Apart from women. Jasus, how could you ever know, or hope to understand fully, a woman. They are an enigma. Up there with "how do they get the figs into fig rolls"....
Bodhidharma wrote: » I've been thinking recently, is it possible to ever really know a person? Everyone has secrets and everyone does things that they would rather keep quiet. What I'm talking about is character, can we ever know a person's true character? I would like to think that we can, but I'm an optimist and my theory has been thrown back in my face more than once. So AH, you have the floor, can we ever really know someone, or are we only seeing what they want to show you?