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    Interview the person below you (Part 4)

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    • #8402
      failinis
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      smash wrote: »
      I like a bit of everything but there's a few series I follow and now that TWD is done, it'll be GOT up next.

      What's your worst habit?

      Either biting my nails or never letting anyone close to me :p

      What is your main party trick?


    • #8403
      failinis
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      tomwaterford wrote: »
      Laziness at times....work really hard to keep it at bay though




      Deos your boss ever go missing for days on end...to avoid you

      Jesus I wish.
      What did you want to be a child that was a silly notion?


    • #8404
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      failinis wrote: »
      Jesus I wish.

      What did you want to be a child that was a silly notion?

      A Princess! Gas because as an adult I couldn't be any less Princessy :)

      Are you aged under 25?


    • #8405
      failinis
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      Deleted User wrote: »
      A Princess! Gas because as an adult I couldn't be any less Princessy :)

      Are you aged under 25?

      Yeah

      Which book did you demand be re-read to you as a baby/child?


    • #8406
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      failinis wrote: »
      Yeah

      Which book did you demand be re-read to you as a baby/child?

      It was a collection of fairy tales. I was mad about those type of stories when I was little and I still am.

      Do you have a favourite writer?


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    • #8407
      tomwaterford
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      failinis wrote: »
      Yeah

      Which book did you demand be re-read to you as a baby/child?

      Emm....jesus can't remember...think it was something about a fox :confused:




      Would you have the patience to read the same story over and over again to a kid...that wasn't yours


    • #8408
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      tomwaterford wrote: »
      Emm....jesus can't remember...think it was something about a fox :confused:




      Would you have the patience to read the same story over and over again to a kid...that wasn't yours

      I have done this. Maybe three times to the little person. I changed my voice around and made it interesting.

      How is the weather tonight in Waterford?


    • #8409
      failinis
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      Deleted User wrote: »
      It was a collection of fairy tales. I was mad about those type of stories when I was little and I still am.

      Do you have a favourite writer?

      I am fond of many children writers/artists but I like karel capek and H. G. Wells
      tomwaterford wrote: »
      Emm....jesus can't remember...think it was something about a fox :confused:




      Would you have the patience to read the same story over and over again to a kid...that wasn't yours

      No chance, I have zero patience for kids.


      Whats the worst object you broke by accident (not someones heart ha)


    • #8410
      cantdecide
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      failinis wrote: »
      I am fond of many children writers/artists but I like karel capek and H. G. Wells



      No chance, I have zero patience for kids.


      Whats the worst object you broke by accident (not someones heart ha)

      I spent a fortune of time, effort and money basically restoring a modern motorbike and smashed it to pieces a couple of months later.



      Do you get angry easily?


    • #8411
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      cantdecide wrote: »
      I spent a fortune of time, effort and money basically restoring a modern motorbike and smashed it to pieces a couple of months later.



      Do you get angry easily?

      I don't.

      Do you?


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    • #8412
      cantdecide
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      Deleted User wrote: »
      I don't.

      Do you?

      I'm pretty zen but I have my moments like most people.




      Do you cry easily?


    • #8413
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      cantdecide wrote: »
      I'm pretty zen but I have my moments like most people.




      Do you cry easily?

      I cried in 2006 and before that it was 1995, so I guess not.

      Did you have acne as a teenager?


    • #8414
      smash
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      [Deleted User] wrote: »
      I cried in 2006 and before that it was 1995, so I guess not.

      Did you have acne as a teenager?

      No, thank god.

      Did you sleep well?


    • #8415
      Miss Demeanour
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      smash wrote: »
      No, thank god.

      Did you sleep well?

      I did. I had 7 hours.

      What position did you wake up in?


    • #8416
      smash
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      Miss Demeanour wrote: »
      I did. I had 7 hours.

      What position did you wake up in?
      Flat on my back, with my alarm trying to give me a headache.

      Do you usually shower in the morning or night time?


    • #8417
      Menas
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      In the morning, always.

      Have you seen 'The Night Manager' on BBC?


    • #8418
      smash
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      Menas wrote: »
      In the morning, always.

      Have you seen 'The Night Manager' on BBC?
      No but I've seen the people on Gogglebox raving about it.

      Should I download it?


    • #8419
      failinis
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      smash wrote: »
      No but I've seen the people on Gogglebox raving about it.

      Should I download it?

      I have not seen it but heard good things so...maybe?

      Have you see Black Mirror?


    • #8420
      Menas
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      smash wrote: »
      No but I've seen the people on Gogglebox raving about it.

      Should I download it?

      Yes, you definitely should. But you will have to dodgy download it as the first few episodes are not on BBC player anymore.

      Gogglebox is back on tv? Damn, I missed it...need to set the box to record that.

      Who is your favorite gogglebox character?


    • #8421
      failinis
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      Menas wrote: »
      Yes, you definitely should. But you will have to dodgy download it as the first few episodes are not on BBC player anymore.

      Gogglebox is back on tv? Damn, I missed it...need to set the box to record that.

      Who is your favorite gogglebox character?

      I rather like any one who has a dog, shallowly enough :pac: cute dogs

      What has been the best tv show you have seen this year?


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    • #8422
      stop animal cruelty
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      First dates and anything to do with bear gyrills

      What's for lunch


    • #8423
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      stop animal cruelty wrote: »
      First dates and anything to do with bear gyrills

      What's for lunch

      Tea.

      What will you have?


    • #8424
      MillField
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      Deleted User wrote: »
      Tea.

      What will you have?

      Had a ham and cheese sandwich with mayo and a club milk. Very adventurous...haha

      When do you think electric cars will become the norm?


    • #8425
      Menas
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      I dont see them going over 50% ownership in the next 25 years TBH.

      Ever wear/use a pedometer?


    • #8426
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      Menas wrote: »
      I dont see them going over 50% ownership in the next 25 years TBH.

      Ever wear/use a pedometer?

      My phone has an app that measures steps and calories. I use that.

      Are you fit?


    • #8427
      mansize
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      No

      Do you exercise regularly?


    • #8428
      Jamaican Me Crazy
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      mansize wrote: »
      No

      Do you exercise regularly?


      Honestly....... no. I hike a bit and walk a bit, yoga a bit and take the stairs but I don't do any regular routine exercise.

      Are you a member of a gym?


    • #8429
      smash
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      Jamaican Me Crazy wrote: »
      Honestly....... no. I hike a bit and walk a bit, yoga a bit and take the stairs but I don't do any regular routine exercise.

      Are you a member of a gym?
      I keep considering it but last time I joined one I paid up front and literally never used it.

      Should we be forced to work on nice days like today?


    • #8430
      Jamaican Me Crazy
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      smash wrote: »
      I keep considering it but last time I joined one I paid up front and literally never used it.

      Should we be forced to work on nice days like today?

      No. We should get 5 nice weather discretionary days off per year where we can just ring in and say you are taking the day off to enjoy nice weather. I think it would increase morale and productivity and reduce the amount of sick calls employers get.

      Do you think my idea is good?


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    • #8431
      Miss Demeanour
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      Jamaican Me Crazy wrote: »
      No. We should get 5 nice weather discretionary days off per year where we can just ring in and say you are taking the day off to enjoy nice weather. I think it would increase morale and productivity and reduce the amount of sick calls employers get.

      Do you think my idea is good?

      I do that anyway except I call them sick days :)

      Last takeaway you had?


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