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Interview the person below you (Part 5) MOD WARNING IN FIRST POST

Peregrine

People coming from AH: Familiarise yourselves with the TCN charter.

Continuing on from the four previous threads in AH. Same concept as last time.

Part 4: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057540753

Miss Demeanour wrote: »

When I crawl into your arms everything comes tumbling down.

Recognise it?

Nope.

Last book you read?

MOD WARNING: BTW folks, any posts disparaging the mods of any other forum will be treated the same as posting in the "post here to get banned for a random length of time" thread.

I'll be putting this warning in the first post, and editing the thread title, so nobody can plead ignorance of it.

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gramar wrote:

When's the last time do you think you were recorded by a security camera?

12:24 today as I came in to work.

What category will the big news story this week come from?

[Deleted User]

gramar wrote: »

I didn't have a view of outside so I don't know but I doubt it.

When's the last time do you think you were recorded by a security camera?

I drove up the N7 and down the M50 to go for lunch in Johnny Foxes. I imagine I was recorded on several CCTV cameras throughout my journey and while eating.

Are you ever paranoid about the amount of tracking of your life that goes on by government and corporations?

gramar

Deleted User wrote: »

I drove up the N7 and down the M50 to go for lunch in Johnny Foxes. I imagine I was recorded on several CCTV cameras throughout my journey and while eating.

Are you ever paranoid about the amount of tracking of your life that goes on by government and corporations?

Don't give it much thought but I suppose most of your movements could be traced.

Do you get the collective hard-on for Muhammed Ali?

Lavinia

nope

gramar

Lavinia wrote: »

nope

u?

Not really, nothing against the man mind, always been excessively fawned over I thought.

How did your exercise go today?

Lavinia

really nice and slow :d

btw I've nothing against of course, just I think, the man lived - and gave in that life what he could I presume, he died at relatively old age so its kind of normal..

but Bowie.. I'm still sad about it...

does it make me a bad person?

[Deleted User]

Lavinia wrote: »

really nice and slow :d

btw I've nothing against of course, just I think, the man lived - and gave in that life what he could I presume, he died at relatively old age so its kind of normal..

but Bowie.. I'm still sad about it...

does it make me a bad person?

Totally normal!

Should I go to the Absolutely Fabulous movie premiere and launch party in London for my birthday. It would cost the same as sending my son to college for a year?

Miss Demeanour

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Totally normal!

Should I go to the Absolutely Fabulous movie premiere and launch party in London for my birthday. It would cost the same as sending my son to college for a year?

Yes you should....go for it.

Which do you prefer the feeling of on your bare feet...sand or grass?

[Deleted User]

Miss Demeanour wrote: »

Yes you should....go for it.

Which do you prefer the feeling of on your bare feet...sand or grass?

Grass is so much nicer and cool on the feet.

Do you mix drinks on a night out or stick to one type of drink?

tomwaterford

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Grass is so much nicer and cool on the feet.

Do you mix drinks on a night out or stick to one type of drink?

Mix

Do your nights out end up with feelings of shame and regret

Lavinia

rarely

yours?

tomwaterford

Lavinia wrote: »

rarely

yours?

Yes

Are you morto with your memories??

Lavinia

io no morto

io creo :d))

no seriously i cherish some memories and abandon others

gosh do you hate when you haven't open your balcony door all day then at 10pm you do and voila, your neighbour's kitchen just flows right in :mad:
:rolleyes:

gramar

Lavinia wrote: »

io no morto

io creo :d))

no seriously i cherish some memories and abandon others

gosh do you hate when you haven't open your balcony door all day then at 10pm you do and voila, your neighbour's kitchen just flows right in :mad:
:rolleyes:

My neighbours kitchen is about 100 yards away and about 15 feet below mine so one of lifes little tribulations I get to avoid.

What colour do you predominantly wear?

Lavinia

That would be blue green dark cherry and white

Did you sleep well?

gramar

Lavinia wrote: »

That would be blue green dark cherry and white

Did you sleep well?

I didn't sleep badly at all just not as much as I'd have liked.

x's and o's or 'I spy'?

Caoimhgh1n

gramar wrote: »

I didn't sleep badly at all just not as much as I'd have liked.

x's and o's or 'I spy'?

I spy.

Favourite brand of bottled water?

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Caoimhgh1n wrote:

Favourite brand of bottled water?

Any of them if I'm currently drinking it. Hope we're not back to Celtic Tiger ideals about the variation of a tasteless odourless liquid. (I'd insert a bemused emoji here if I wasn't on the App.

Favourite street in Ireland?

gramar

Tell me how wrote: »

Any of them if I'm currently drinking it. Hope we're not back to Celtic Tiger ideals about the variation of a tasteless odourless liquid. (I'd insert a bemused emoji here if I wasn't on the App.

Favourite street in Ireland?

Main St.

Do you think the people in Hugginstown are very touchy feely?

Lavinia

I have no clue

What is that about?

gramar

Lavinia wrote: »

I have no clue

What is that about?

Random musings.

Is the expression 'up me arse picking daisies' used much anymore?

Felix Jones is God

gramar wrote: »

Random musings.

Is the expression 'up me arse picking daisies' used much anymore?

Only when asked , "where's your ma"?

Ever heard the Kerry version
*Up a whales arse in Banna picking daisies"?

Miss Demeanour

Felix Jones is God wrote: »

Only when asked , "where's your ma"?

Ever heard the Kerry version
*Up a whales arse in Banna picking daisies"?

Ever heard my ma's version..... "up in Nelly's room behind the wardrobe"? (probably not

)

Rubberlegs

Miss Demeanour wrote: »

No

Ever heard my ma's version..... "up in Nelly's room behind the wardrobe"? (probably not )

No:)! I like it though !

Did you ever tell a child you were going round the bend, only for them to ask could they go with you !?

gramar

73Cat wrote: »

No:)! I like it though !

Did you ever tell a child you were going round the bend, only for them to ask could they go with you !?

No but it sounds like it's something that might just drive you round the bend.

What is around the bend?

Lavinia

curve.

How was your day today?

gramar

Lavinia wrote: »

curve.

How was your day today?

A bit early to judge but so far so so-so.

What would you run a mile from?

[Deleted User]

gramar wrote: »

A bit early to judge but so far so so-so.

What would you run a mile from?

A priest

Have you ever paid some one to clean your house?

Lavinia

Nope, never.. not even a carpet cleaner...

Do you enjoy misty weather like this today?

gramar

Lavinia wrote: »

Nope, never.. not even a carpet cleaner...

Do you enjoy misty weather like this today?

I like all types of weather. Except wind. I don't like wind.

How do you know it's mist and not fog?