[In The Noclight] Thaedydal

What pisses you about society?

What's the worst thing you've ever witnessed happening (doesn't have to be necessarily personal, it could be just something you saw on a night out, whatever you want!)?

What's the best thing you've learned from boards?

What's the worst thing you've learned from boards?

If you could travel back in time to change one event, what would it be, and why?

What are your goals in life?

What are your main academic areas of interest?

Most influential people or things in your life and why?

Nerin wrote: »

Q- how'd you end up on boards?

Reading about the Darkside Lan which I was planning on going to.

LZ5by5 wrote: »

What pisses you about society?

I have a list, it's a long list.
Lack of accountability, intolerance and lack of education on topics which really matter would be the top three.

LZ5by5 wrote: »

What's the worst thing you've ever witnessed happening (doesn't have to be necessarily personal, it could be just something you saw on a night out, whatever you want!)?

Watching someone dying off a heroin over dose while waiting for an ambulance to arrive.

LZ5by5 wrote: »

What's the best thing you've learned from boards?

That there are people who think the way I do.

LZ5by5 wrote: »

What's the worst thing you've learned from boards?

That there are many more people who don't think the way I do.

LZ5by5 wrote: »

If you could travel back in time to change one event, what would it be, and why?

Not a thing, as it would change the universe I live in too much and I have gotten the hang of this one, I think.

grames_bond wrote: »

what would you consider to be your greatest achievment in life?

My kids if they grow up well and are happy.

grames_bond wrote: »

Is their anything that you still strive to achieve?

Many things, there are several books I want to finish and get published.

Aisling(",) wrote: »

favourite food?

Chocolate, no wait chocolate is a drug not food, fillet of steak blue with mushrooms.

Aisling(",) wrote: »

best holiday you've been on?

The summer I was 13.

Aisling(",) wrote: »

favourite song at the moment?

'Star Wars' a cappella tribute by Moosebutter
myself and the kids sing that a lot, atm.

Aisling(",) wrote: »

Favourite colour?

Crimson

Aisling(",) wrote: »

any beauty things that you couldnt go without?

Like make up ? eh no, but I do believe in using a good moisturiser if that's what you mean.

Aisling(",) wrote: »

if you could change three things about yourself what would they be?

My procrastination, self doubt and putting others before myself too much.

Master of Nothing wrote: »

Tayto or King...or Hunky Dory's?

Hunky Dory's cheese and onion every time.

Master of Nothing wrote: »

Favourite time of year?

Autumn.

Master of Nothing wrote: »

Your Desert Island Discs?

The Cure and Tori Amos discographys.

Master of Nothing wrote: »

First Beers you remember?

The first boards award beers in Viva.

Master of Nothing wrote: »

Was said beers of epic proportion, or not quite what you made of it?

Very epic first beer and meet DeV, Kharn, Beruthiel, Angelwhore and a few others.

Master of Nothing wrote: »

Favourite movie?

Blade runner second last directors cut.

Master of Nothing wrote: »

Vampyri or Lycan?;)

Lycan.

cyberwolf77 wrote: »

Hero or villian?

Hero turned villan

Master of Nothing wrote: »

Favorite book?

Tam lin.

Master of Nothing wrote: »

Fondest memory?

Birthday mornings when my kids pile into my bed for snuggles and to be told the story of the day they were born and how they got their names and what they mean.

square_igloo wrote: »

On a scale of 1 to 10 (1 being awful, 10 being fantastic) how would you rate your life right now?

7

square_igloo wrote: »

What song is guaranteed to get you out on the dancefloor?

Temple of love.

square_igloo wrote: »

Do you have any interest in sport?

Yes, rugby and hockey.

square_igloo wrote: »

Who would be the guests at your ideal dinner party? (Living or dead)

Thats another long long list, I'll get back to you on that one.

square_igloo wrote: »

If you were a Pokemon,

I wouldn't be.

JC 2K3 wrote: »

What are your goals in life?

To be happy and have a positive impact on others.

square_igloo wrote: »

What are your main academic areas of interest?

eh um it's pretty wide ranging tbh.
I read a lot, and the oddest thing for fun, cos it interests me.
From how the new toyta hybrid engines work to of late homeopathy, freuds
phyco-sexual theory is on my bed side locker as well as the complete guide to Asperger's syndrome.

So tbh the human condition and all matters pertaining to it and how developments in tech influences it and how each evolved as a result.

square_igloo wrote: »

Most influential people or things in your life and why?

My parents for encouraging me to read and think for myself and bringing me to where the books live at a very early age.

Rozabeez wrote: »

Favourite kind of flowers?

Roses, hybrid perpetual and yes red.
By the way missy, when am I getting my red velvet shirt back, nope haven't forgotten :P

orestes wrote: »

Do you have a motto that you live by? If so, what is it?

"Better to do it and regret it, then regret you never did do it."

orestes wrote: »

If you could change one thing about the world what would it be?

gods that is a huge one but picking 1 thing...
Apathy, if I could remove apathy from people.

orestes wrote: »

Do you have any regrets?

Yup some of them huge but anything I learn from eventually I consider to be a win personally.

orestes wrote: »

What is the most valuable lesson you have learnt in life?

People are the most glorious and heinous thing on the planet, myself included.

Thaedydal wrote: »

By the way missy, when am I getting my red velvet shirt back, nope haven't forgotten :P

^_^ I know, tomorrow week!

Ooh, what's your earliest memory?

anonymous_joe wrote: »

What food would you never share? :pac:

Define share?
I would often offer a bite or a taste but like split things in half and share?
What madness is that, really no one gets half of my steak/lasanga.

grames_bond wrote: »

do you have a favourite stand up comedian?

Why yes I do.

grames_bond wrote: »

do you have a favourite stand up comedian?

I'd guess that it's not you anyway

Crumble Froo wrote: »

have you always been as confident/self-assured as you are now or has that just come with maturity/whatever?

I have always been bolshy even as a kid, my Mam would tell how I sat stubbornly for over an hour in the back garden arms folded at age of 3 refusing to pick the toys and stayed there until it got dark and she had to take me as it was bed time.

I've always done my own thing and ever took the easier path but with age
came really not caring what 'people' thought rather then doing what I wanted and then being 'concerned' after wards.

I like me and if I can live with me and I am happy in my own company then
that has always been what has counted form the time I was about 10.
Much to the despair of my parents and siblings over the years

Crumble Froo wrote: »

what famous person (musician/writer/artist etc) has influenced your ideas/philosophies/self most? ok, so famous person is a crap phrasing of it, but im mind-melted today.

Gods there is no way I could pick just one,
Never Jam Today by Carole Bolton was a book I got when I was 12,
it's about the story of what happened to Alice Paul and the other suffragettes in their fight for votes for women, that had a profound effect.
As did Emmaneulle and all the hard core scifi which read as a teen from Clark to Heinlein, Harry Harrison, Anne McCafftery, Piers Anthony, Marrion Zimmer Bradley and Ms Dickenson. There has never been just one influence.

Crumble Froo wrote: »

how did you first become interested paganism?

When I realised that the catholic faith I had been reared in didn't fill me up
and I went exploring the root of judaic reglion and back to the tree of life and the Kabbalah and came cross the concept of Binah and that started me looking at the possible divine feminine, at Lilth and going older again looking at Sumerian goddess and Egyptian godesses and finally to those closer to home.

Futurecrook wrote: »

What is your greatest fear?

That my kids will get a wasting illness and there will be nothing I can do other then to ease their suffering and passing from this life before me.

Futurecrook wrote: »

Do you have any regrets?

A few but who doesn't but I would not be who I am to day or were I am to day if it wasn't for the sum of all my choices and actions.

Futurecrook wrote: »

If you could be the heroine in any novel who would you be and why?

Sharrow from "Against a dark back ground" because she survives it all no matter what is pitted against her or who she looses.

Futurecrook wrote: »

If you had to choose a lifetime of sex without love or love without sex which would you choose?

I don't think that there can be sex with out love and there are many types of love.

Futurecrook wrote: »

Do you agree with society's view that monogamy is the only "acceptable" form of relationship?

I don't have any time for one true wayisms. Anything thing that limits my choices or the choices of others in life in order to be happy and be loved is not acceptable to me.

JC 2K3 wrote: »

Did you ever consider atheism?

Nope, never doubted the existence of the christain god but I knew he wasn't the one for me so I went looking to see what other possibilities there were I guess I was a hard polytheist even before I left christainity and eventually got excommunicated.