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Interview the person below you (Part 4)

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  • #3122
    Menas
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    Black. I am like Henry Ford that way.

    What color is your car?


  • #3123
    Menas
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    Black. I am like Henry Ford that way.

    What color is your car?


  • #3124
    Shrap
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,163 ✭✭✭Shrap


    Menas wrote: »
    Black. I am like Henry Ford that way.

    What color is your car?

    Unfortunately, beige. It came with the car, which is a Skoda Roomster and I would view it as a "safe" car, of the kind driven by nuns.

    Do you sometimes characterise driving ability based on the kind of car a person drives?!


  • #3125
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    Shrap wrote: »
    Unfortunately, beige. It came with the car, which is a Skoda Roomster and I would view it as a "safe" car, of the kind driven by nuns.

    Do you sometimes characterise driving ability based on the kind of car a person drives?!

    No but I do have a serious case of the covets mixed in with an odd begrudgery when I see Jags, Land-rovers and BMW's.
    #forever broke :P

    Would you like a different car?


  • #3126
    qo2cj1dsne8y4k
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    Yes. I firmly believe if micra drivers spent more money at specsavers and driving schools and less money on religious paraphernalia, they probably wouldn't even need rosary beads and padre peo stickers to keep them safe on the road


    What sort of an asshole has a loud phone conversation in a room full of other people being quiet


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  • #3127
    Menas
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    Yes, I think I would. But wont be getting one anytime soon!

    Favourite type of cake?


  • #3128
    Menas
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    Yes, I think I would. But wont be getting one anytime soon!

    Favourite type of cake?


  • #3129
    [Deleted User]
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    CAKE!!

    Carrot.

    Do you have carrot coloured hair?


  • #3130
    Shrap
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,163 ✭✭✭Shrap


    Deleted User wrote: »
    CAKE!!

    Carrot.

    Do you have carrot coloured hair?

    Yes, as it happens! I may change it to pink soon though.

    Do you ever dye your hair?


  • #3131
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    Shrap wrote: »
    Yes, as it happens! I may change it to pink soon though.

    Do you ever dye your hair?

    I do because I'm as grey as a badger. Nothing crazy. I keep it as close to my natural colour as possible.

    Do you have long hair?


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  • #3132
    qo2cj1dsne8y4k
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    Yeah, last time I had it coloured he bleached the **** out of it and turned it green though


    Would you leave a scathing review if your hair was turned green and you were told it wasn't "that bad" when you brought it to his attention


  • #3133
    Shrap
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,163 ✭✭✭Shrap


    Deleted User wrote: »
    I do because I'm as grey as a badger. Nothing crazy. I keep it as close to my natural colour as possible.

    Do you have long hair?

    No, I chop and change it too much to ever get it long. Just above shoulder length at the moment.

    Do you have a hairdresser that you're happy with?


  • #3134
    Menas
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    Yes, myself!

    Do you look your age?


  • #3135
    Menas
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    Yes, myself!

    Do you look your age?


  • #3136
    Shrap
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    Menas wrote: »
    Yes, myself!

    Do you look your age?

    I think I look a bit older :( Especially as my fella is 10 years older than me so people assume I'm older than I am.

    How long have you been doing your own hair? (me too, btw!)


  • #3137
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    Shrap wrote: »
    I think I look a bit older :( Especially as my fella is 10 years older than me so people assume I'm older than I am.

    How long have you been doing your own hair? (me too, btw!)

    Oh I don't actually do it myself though I wish I did. Time for a new hairdresser I think or get practising myself.

    Is your hair long?


  • #3138
    qo2cj1dsne8y4k
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    Yeah, when I throw my head back the ends of my hair touch the very top of my bum.

    Is it time for a haircut


  • #3139
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    LexieOnRale wrote: »
    Yeah, when I throw my head back the ends of my hair touch the very top of my bum.

    Is it time for a haircut

    Ah no. Long hair is lovely.

    Do you think that you have to pay a fair amount of money for a really good cut and colour?


  • #3140
    qo2cj1dsne8y4k
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    Short answer, yes.
    I hate hate hate having my hair cut. Last year I paid over 100 for just a cut. I thought I was absolutely mental. And I hated it afterwards. It was too short. (Not even to my shoulder) but it flew down. It kept an amazing shape as it grew, and it grew faster than it's ever grown.
    I wouldn't cheap out on colours either anymore. Since September I've spent over 300 euro on treatments and products trying to improve the condition of my hair after a dye disaster. Not worth it.


    Do you believe "buy cheap, buy twice"


  • #3141
    qo2cj1dsne8y4k
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    Short answer, yes.
    I hate hate hate having my hair cut. Last year I paid over 100 for just a cut. I thought I was absolutely mental. And I hated it afterwards. It was too short. (Not even to my shoulder) but it flew down. It kept an amazing shape as it grew, and it grew faster than it's ever grown.
    I wouldn't cheap out on colours either anymore. Since September I've spent over 300 euro on treatments and products trying to improve the condition of my hair after a dye disaster. Not worth it.


    Do you believe "buy cheap, buy twice"


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  • #3142
    Shrap
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,163 ✭✭✭Shrap


    LexieOnRale wrote: »

    Do you believe "buy cheap, buy twice"

    Yes, it's something I try to avoid (except in cheap hair colour, which I have mastered!). I never ever buy a cheap power tool, having learned you'll buy one again within the year.

    Do you ever get suckered by advertising?


  • #3143
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    LexieOnRale wrote: »
    Short answer, yes.
    I hate hate hate having my hair cut. Last year I paid over 100 for just a cut. I thought I was absolutely mental. And I hated it afterwards. It was too short. (Not even to my shoulder) but it flew down. It kept an amazing shape as it grew, and it grew faster than it's ever grown.
    I wouldn't cheap out on colours either anymore. Since September I've spent over 300 euro on treatments and products trying to improve the condition of my hair after a dye disaster. Not worth it.


    Do you believe "buy cheap, buy twice"

    I was paying 50e for my colour and was happy with it but I couldn't afford it on a regular basis. Now I'm paying 35 and it's not great to be honest. I'd also like a decent cut but my hair is curly and crazy so like yourself I hate getting it done.

    I found believe that but sometimes I've no choice but to go cheap.

    What's the plan for the day?


  • #3144
    gramar
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    Shrap wrote: »
    Yes, it's something I try to avoid (except in cheap hair colour, which I have mastered!). I never ever buy a cheap power tool, having learned you'll buy one again within the year.

    Do you ever get suckered by advertising?

    Only into buying hoovers.

    Deleted User wrote: »
    I was paying 50e for my colour and was happy with it but I couldn't afford it on a regular basis. Now I'm paying 35 and it's not great to be honest. I'd also like a decent cut but my hair is curly and crazy so like yourself I hate getting it done.

    I found believe that but sometimes I've no choice but to go cheap.

    What's the plan for the day?

    Work...lunch...back to work...supermarket after work...home...walk the dogs...dinner...sit down...read or internet...bed....
    it's not a plan just a set of circumstances that I'm fairly sure will play out in that order.

    Does your respect for celebrities (if you have any) go down a notch when they endorse products?


  • #3145
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    gramar wrote: »
    Only into buying hoovers.




    Work...lunch...back to work...supermarket after work...home...walk the dogs...dinner...sit down...read or internet...bed....
    it's not a plan just a set of circumstances that I'm fairly sure will play out in that order.

    Does your respect for celebrities (if you have any) go down a notch when they endorse products?

    I am completely indifferent to celebrities. What they do or don't do is irrelevant to me.

    What will you read?


  • #3146
    gramar
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    I am completely indifferent to celebrities. What they do or don't do is irrelevant to me.

    What will you read?

    I started Ian Rankin's The Flood a few weeks back...it's been there, half read for a while. I need to get it finished as I have other better books waiting in the wings.

    If you were given a photo of a person to draw or paint, do you think someone who knew that person would recognise them in your drawing/painting?


  • #3147
    qo2cj1dsne8y4k
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    Drawing probably, painting no. Art was my best subject in school


    What was yours


  • #3148
    qo2cj1dsne8y4k
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    Drawing probably, painting no. Art was my best subject in school


    What was yours


  • #3149
    Caoimhgh1n
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    LexieOnRale wrote: »
    Drawing probably, painting no. Art was my best subject in school


    What was yours

    Irish and history.

    Did you enjoy Poetry in English class?


  • #3150
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    Caoimhgh1n wrote: »
    Irish and history.

    Did you enjoy Poetry in English class?

    Yes but not half as much as I love it now.

    Who are your favourite poets?


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  • #3151
    kfallon
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Yes but not half as much as I love it now.

    Who are your favourite poets?

    The person who keeps writing the smutty limericks on the jax walls in work, some crackers there :D

    When was the last time you spent more than 12 hours in bed?


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