Interview the person below you (Part 3)

chrysagon wrote: »

right...

Tyson or holyfield..yer fave?

Tyson....though not outside the ring



Ever attend a Munster hurling final

silverfeather wrote: »

No

But I really think it's a good sport I don't know a lot about it. It wouldn't be my thing I admire the skill though.

Shall I leave ye to talk sports in peace??
Enjoy!

Agh don't :pac:


Will you watch the hurling

tomwaterford wrote: »

Agh don't :pac:


Will you watch the hurling

Ok for youuuu!

I will watch a bit of it

I used to play hockey and a little camogie. Way back in school like. I wasn't brilliant but it was fun.

Do you have a nickname?

tomwaterford wrote: »

No...never ever



Is it a tax on the foolish (by and large)

Most people who gamble are not addicts. It's a tax on addiction for those people. Every addict is a sunset. Colorful but the sun going down into night.I think it's probably a mixed bag and different things to different people.Most people who do it are not addicts. I would call problem gamblers people with a problem rather than fools. I take people and most things as I find them to be.

How wise was your mother?

chrysagon wrote: »

yeah at times confusing

are there too many clichés in sport?

Idioms are useful but there are two few in sport as it's not really a verbal activity it's done mostly and not talked about in real life.

So yes but I suppose there is a good reason for why.

Do you read much?

chrysagon wrote: »

yep a bit...mostly factual

would you judge someone by the newspaper they read?

No.

How should we judge people to be good people ?

tomwaterford wrote: »

There actions/interactions with others



Ever take a dislike to someone who's very popular with everyone except you???

I think everyone has at some point. It's usually something personal that happens between you and them or something.

I am sure for a lot of people I am this person! Except for the being popular with most people part! :pac:

Were you in the popular cool crowd at school?

chrysagon wrote: »

I was a shepherd, not a sheep... did my own thing, but was popular too..

your worse trait?

You tell me?

chrysagon wrote: »

I was a shepherd, not a sheep... did my own thing, but was popular too..

your worse trait?

addiction to threads like this

How bad is that?

silverfeather wrote: »

I hope it's not too bad as I appear to be similar.

Last item you lost?

I can't remember actually as to either what it was or when i lost it


How's your memory?

C.K Dexter Haven wrote: »

I can't remember actually as to either what it was or when i lost it


How's your memory?

Maybe then you never lost it!

I think better for some things then others. Not great with directions. I get lost easily.

Do you run away at parties sometimes?

chrysagon wrote: »

good


your memory getting worse with time?

must be:P

silverfeather wrote: »

Maybe then you never lost it!

I think better for some things then others. Not great with directions. I get lost easily.

Do you run away at parties sometimes?

runaway to where?

you don't normally find me in the kitchen, at parties, unless i'm out of beer:P

Are you a "in the kitchen at parties" person?

C.K Dexter Haven wrote: »

must be:P




runaway to where?

you don't normally find me in the kitchen, at parties, unless i'm out of beer:P

Are you a "in the kitchen at parties" person?

Ah....no ...you don't run away at parties then.

No people can find you there! That is the first place they will look! I find an interesting secret place that feels right ! It could be the next street over. I disappear a lot. I am infamous for it. I'm fast too!

Ever been in a secret garden?

C.K Dexter Haven wrote: »

possibly, but i didn't know i was missing:D



can't tell ya that, it's a secret;)

Does anyone under 70 buy net curtains these days?

Yes :-)

Where is your safe place?