Interview the person below you (Part 4)

Well, when I am very langers I will go hunting for Silk cut blue.

Have you ever queued up to be the first to get a new release of anything?

LexieOnRale wrote: »

In my Belleh! Not really. Tesco.

How long would it take you to chug a 2 litre bottle of that

About 7 months.

What's your favourite brand of cigarette even if you don't smoke?

In my Belleh! Not really. Tesco.

How long would it take you to chug a 2 litre bottle of that

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Who'd do such a thing

Do you hate on people's lifestyle choices when you're jealous

I suppose that feeling jealous doesn't led itself to warm and fuzzy feelings towards others.

Where is Linden village?

Who'd do such a thing

Do you hate on people's lifestyle choices when you're jealous

About 7 years ago when I had shingles.

Would you have anti biotics with cider? Or is that crazy?

New where possible. Don't like buying other people's problems.

Last time you needed anti biotics

Wichita Lineman

All of the above.

Are there a lot of 2nd hand shops near where you live / work?

Winter Flower wrote: »

Yes I actually do. A&D was the first book I read and really enjoyed it (movie also), then read Lost Symbol and noticed Id skip or just glance through some paragraphs (considering it not important so to save time lol).

Prefer reading from the book or e-reader?

I've never tried an e-reader so I'll say book although I have nothing against e-readrs per se.

Jamaican Me Crazy wrote: »

In my opinion, the best Dan Brown books are the ones that didn't feature Robert Langdon. I think in general Dan Browns books follow a set format that makes them predictable, although entertaining.

On that note - what is your favourite book?

Lots of good ones...one that stood out when I read it was Brian Keenan's An evil cradling.

Second hand, borrowed or new?

Jamaican Me Crazy

gramar wrote: »

There's a few I like but no outstanding favourite. I bought the Godfather and The Big Lebowski on DVD so that must mean something.

Do you think the author Dan Brown who wrote many bestsellers featuring the renowned Professor Robert Landgon tends to pack his books with a lot of unnecessary filler just to pad out his books a little so they look a lot bigger than they otherwise would if he didn't do that when he was writing books about famous symbologist Robert Langdon who came to prominence in the Da Vinci code and who later featured in other books published in both print and digital format by Dan Brown?

In my opinion, the best Dan Brown books are the ones that didn't feature Robert Langdon. I think in general Dan Browns books follow a set format that makes them predictable, although entertaining.

On that note - what is your favourite book?

Winter Flower

Yes I actually do. A&D was the first book I read and really enjoyed it (movie also), then read Lost Symbol and noticed Id skip or just glance through some paragraphs (considering it not important so to save time lol).

Prefer reading from the book or e-reader?

Winter Flower wrote: »

Angels & Demons on Dan Brown (yes, yes, I know.. :rolleyes:, but it kept me occupied..)

What is your favourite movie and why?

There's a few I like but no outstanding favourite. I bought the Godfather and The Big Lebowski on DVD so that must mean something.

Do you think the author Dan Brown who wrote many bestsellers featuring the renowned Professor Robert Landgon tends to pack his books with a lot of unnecessary filler just to pad out his books a little so they look a lot bigger than they otherwise would if he didn't do that when he was writing books about famous symbologist Robert Langdon who came to prominence in the Da Vinci code and who later featured in other books published in both print and digital format by Dan Brown?

Winter Flower

Angels & Demons on Dan Brown (yes, yes, I know.. :rolleyes:, but it kept me occupied..)

What is your favourite movie and why?

Knowingly - never.
In reality - probably in the last hour.

What is your favorite book - one that you have read a few times?

Wichita Lineman

I think the PC thing has gone mad. It's hard to find anything that isn't offending someone or other. In fact this post is probably offending someone.

When was the last time you were seriously offensive to someone?

They do!! It's like a big bowl of diabetic happiness. When I go to the Americas, or when my family come home, they always bring lucky charms.

Do you think lucky charms are a bit racist?? I mean if they made a cereal with watermelon and fried chicken shapes in it, then I'm sure the African Americans would be up in arms

LexieOnRale wrote: »

I'd like to watch an elephant take a poo. I bet it would look like croke Patrick.
Depends on how old the Angus heifers are and what you're feeding them.
Is the elephant a boy or a girl?

What would you feed an elephant

Lucky Charms.

Do Lucky Charms exist or are they some kind of mystical food like Twinkies?

I'd like to watch an elephant take a poo. I bet it would look like croke Patrick.
Depends on how old the Angus heifers are and what you're feeding them.
Is the elephant a boy or a girl?

What would you feed an elephant

Deleted User wrote: »

Can opener.

I'm off home now. Should I have a little rest?

Do, Rip van Winkle.

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Cake tins and baking stuff. Food processor. Though I might cook up lots of food today and freeze it.

Is that gross

Nothing about that strikes me as gross.

Which of the following produces more dung per day...an African elephant or a dozen angus heifers?

Cake tins and baking stuff. Food processor. Though I might cook up lots of food today and freeze it.

Is that gross

[Deleted User]

gramar wrote: »

I don't know what that is so it's unlikely.

What kitchen appliance/gadget do you have that never gets used?

Can opener.

I'm off home now. Should I have a little rest?

LexieOnRale wrote: »

I made soup but hate lumpy soup.

Do you own a nutri bullet

I don't know what that is so it's unlikely.

What kitchen appliance/gadget do you have that never gets used?

I made soup but hate lumpy soup.

Do you own a nutri bullet

Deleted User wrote: »

I don't.

Does today feel like a Sunday to you?

I've yet to spend a day at work that felt like a Sunday.

What's the last thing you put in the food blender?

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Menas wrote: »

Yeah, at times I do.

Work. Home. Food. Fill in some forms. Bed.

Want to swap your day for mine?

I don't.

Does today feel like a Sunday to you?

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Do you objectify members of the opposite sex

Yeah, at times I do.

Deleted User wrote: »

What's the plan for today?

Work. Home. Food. Fill in some forms. Bed.

Want to swap your day for mine?

[Deleted User]

LexieOnRale wrote: »

When I used to baby sit my best friends 2 year old I'd let her eat her breakfast standing on a chair looking out the window, then I would fill her with sugar and go outside and bounce it off on the trampoline with her. I taught her how to come down stairs on her bum and not try walk down. Now at 3 she still makes me do that. I would bathe her purely so we could have water fights in the bathroom, because hearing her shriek from sheer excitement was the best sound. We would scatter flour on the floor to make inside snow angels. It was always the best craic.
This is probably why I'm her favourite!

Would you call me up to babysit your kid?

Yes and me

@ Menas, I do.

What's the plan for today?

It's alright menas, everyone knows. Your crush isn't a secret!!!
I do, some guy that commutes on the same modes of transportation as I do, absolute ride. But given all the eye raping I've done I doubt it's a secret.

Do you objectify members of the opposite sex

No, I would need to call someone else in to babysit you.

Do you have a secret crush on anyone right now?