Interview the Person Below You

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Nope, loads of people do.

Would you rather a bald guy or a grey guy

Grey......like hair and nothing a bitta grecian 2000 couldnt cure......

Favourite colour eyes?

PizzamanIRL

Mariasofia wrote: »

Grey......like hair and nothing a bitta grecian 2000 couldnt cure......

Favourite colour eyes?

Brown. They're easier to get lost in, compared to bright coloured eyes.

Tall partner or someone the same height as you?

PizzamanIRL wrote: »

Brown. They're easier to get lost in, compared to bright coloured eyes.

Tall partner or someone the same height as you?

A bit taller but not too much.....

Curves or skinny?

PizzamanIRL

Mariasofia wrote: »

A bit taller but not too much.....

Curves or skinny?

Curves.

Wine or beer?

Brown eyes on a guy.

Do you have nice eyes

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Brown eyes on a guy.

Do you have nice eyes

Im told I have.....theyre blue.....

First thing you notice in the opposite sex?

Muscles

Do you like muscles on guys

Raminahobbin

Mariasofia wrote: »

Im told I have.....theyre blue.....

First thing you notice in the opposite sex?

Honestly- probably posture. How a guy carries himself is very important.
After that- hair length and colour.

How long has it been since you changed your bedsheets?

Raminahobbin wrote: »

Honestly- probably posture. How a guy carries himself is very important.
After that- hair length and colour.

How long has it been since you changed your bedsheets?

Changed them yesterday.

Is there anything better than fresh bedclothes?

Melisandre121

No. Nothing!

Do you prefer your phone on loud or silent?

Silent, I never have my phone on loud.

Does your alarm put you in a bad mood

AndyBoBandy

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Silent, I never have my phone on loud.

Does your alarm put you in a bad mood

Not really,

i usually set an alarm for 30 minutes before I intend waking up, that way I get to go back asleep for a while, and when I do have to wake up again, I'm not in as deep a sleep.

most/least effective alarms you've ever used? (for me, ever since phones (Nokia's) came to predominance about 15 years ago, only then did I have an alarm that actually worked)

Andybobandy wrote: »

Not really,

i usually set an alarm for 30 minutes before I intend waking up, that way I get to go back asleep for a while, and when I do have to wake up again, I'm not in as deep a sleep.

most/least effective alarms you've ever used? (for me, ever since phones (Nokia's) came to predominance about 15 years ago, only then did I have an alarm that actually worked)

The most effective was one of those old fashioned bell alarms. It was very effective at putting me in a bad mood,

Have you ever reacted to a fire alarm or like most people do you just continue as you were assuming it's a false alarm?

Ignore it until I'm sure there's a fire/fire drill.

People get awfully excited over fire alarms don't they?

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Ignore it until I'm sure there's a fire/fire drill.

People get awfully excited over fire alarms don't they?

Ehhmmmm...not in my experience. Most seem to carry on regardless.

have you ever been evacuated from a building?

In secondary school in one of the bathrooms, one of the cubicles was used as storage for all the toilet rolls, cleaning equipment, mops ect. For weeks someone was setting off the fire alarm and we were all being brought out. Until they stopped letting us out of class as it was happening three times a day and was clearly a hoax. Until this one morning it went off, nobody moved. A few minutes later there was an announcement over the intercom to line up quickly, leave everything behind you, and to make our way to the nearest exits. Some crazy bitch (she's a heroin addict now) had set the full cubicle on fire.

Do you think I'm good at giving short accounts?

LexieOnRale wrote: »

In secondary school in one of the bathrooms, one of the cubicles was used as storage for all the toilet rolls, cleaning equipment, mops ect. For weeks someone was setting off the fire alarm and we were all being brought out. Until they stopped letting us out of class as it was happening three times a day and was clearly a hoax. Until this one morning it went off, nobody moved. A few minutes later there was an announcement over the intercom to line up quickly, leave everything behind you, and to make our way to the nearest exits. Some crazy bitch (she's a heroin addict now) had set the full cubicle on fire.

Do you think I'm good at giving short accounts?

Possibly not you're strongest trait but worth the read all the same.

Cannabis ....gateway drug or highway to heaven?

AndyBoBandy

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Ignore it until I'm sure there's a fire/fire drill.

People get awfully excited over fire alarms don't they?

Sorry I didn't reply sooner, we were all outside because the fire alarm went off...

What's the biggest/most dangerous safety/disaster situation you've ever been in? fire/riot/plane/train crash...

clappyhappy

Andybobandy wrote: »

Sorry I didn't reply sooner, we were all outside because the fire alarm went off...

What's the biggest/most dangerous safety/disaster situation you've ever been in? fire/riot/plane/train crash...

We went on one of these carnival ride things once when we lived in Dubai. I used to love roller coasters etc but this scared me. Eventually got off of it, my arms were all bruised from holding on. A week later same ride was in Abu Dhabi and some one got killed from it. Never will get on one again.

Do you like rollercoasters?

clappyhappy wrote: »

We went on one of these carnival ride things once when we lived in Dubai. I used to love roller coasters etc but this scared me. Eventually got off of it, my arms were all bruised from holding on. A week later same ride was in Abu Dhabi and some one got killed from it. Never will get on one again.

Do you like rollercoasters?

No, but if you're referring to life as in the popular Ronan Keating ditty then what choice to we have?

With the explosion of mobile phones and with no phone boxes anywhere, where does Superman get changed?

ladypip

Public Toilets

If you have children what do you hope for them for the future?

Jamaican Me Crazy

That they will apply themselves and get good educations, travel, have decent enough jobs, not get into trouble and be happy.

Do you think I'm expecting too much?

Jamaican Me Crazy wrote: »

That they will apply themselves and get good educations, travel, have decent enough jobs, not get into trouble and be happy.

Do you think I'm expecting too much?

I'd say you're away in lala land.

A mate of mine reckons that with so many grandparents looking after grandkids, if they die then the parents will struggle to cope and it will lead to an increase in divorce. Do you think he's right?

Jamaican Me Crazy

I don't think he is wrong. I don't have any parents taking care of my children currently, over priced private childcare is taking care of that. My mother helped my sister out hugely with her childcare and without her, my sister wouldn't have been able to work.

Do you have a favourite flower?

Jamaican Me Crazy wrote: »

I don't think he is wrong. I don't have any parents taking care of my children currently, over priced private childcare is taking care of that. My mother helped my sister out hugely with her childcare and without her, my sister wouldn't have been able to work.

Do you have a favourite flower?

Not really but I always liked daisies. Simple and have something cheerful about them.

Have you ever tried nettle tea or soup?

Paddyfield

Nettle tea? No.
Soup? Yes.
Nettle soup? No

How old were you when you lost your virginity?

If you haven't lost your virginity yet, then why not?

I am saving myself for marriage of course.

Do you believe me

Jamaican Me Crazy

In light of last weeks 'flavour of condoms' comment, I'm sorry Lexie but I don't.

Am I right to not believe Lexie?

Paddyfield

Jamaican Me Crazy wrote: »

In light of last weeks 'flavour of condoms' comment, I'm sorry Lexie but I don't.

Am I right to not believe Lexie?

No. You can taste condoms and still be a virgin.

What's your tipple?