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Ruby Ring · 30-04-2020 10:06pm

Although I had to google GS, I do think it exists

Can you sum up your day in one word?

cj maxx · 30-04-2020 10:39pm

Ruby Ring wrote: »

Although I had to google GS, I do think it exists

Can you sum up your day in one word?

Boring
Yours ?

30-04-2020 10:40pm

Thursday..

Any plans for the long weekend?

Sardonicat · 30-04-2020 10:42pm

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Thursday..

Any plans for the long weekend?

They're all long weekends now.

Will you read before you go to sleep tonight?

Deja Boo · 30-04-2020 10:43pm

I usually read a bit of poetry.

Read any good books lately?

Sardonicat · 30-04-2020 10:58pm

Deja Boo wrote: »

I usually read a bit of poetry.

Read any good books lately?

A few weeks ago I started reading 'The Mirror and The Light' by Hillary Mantel but my concentration is shot at the moment so I let it drop. I think I need a page turner at the moment.

Could you recommend one?

jimbobaloobob · 30-04-2020 11:48pm

Sardonicat wrote: »

A few weeks ago I started reading 'The Mirror and The Light' by Hillary Mantel but my concentration is shot at the moment so I let it drop. I think I need a page turner at the moment.

Could you recommend one?

Couldn't name a book to save my life right now.

Have you a favourite song of all ?

arybvtcw0eolkf · 01-05-2020 12:17am

jimbobaloobob wrote: »

Couldn't name a book to save my life right now.

Have you a favourite song of all ?

Oh man.. Led Zepp 'Thank You'

The Doors 'When the music's over'

Korn 'Freak on a Leash'

John Prine 'In spite of ourselves' (duet with Iris Dement). I was thinking of John Prine tonight, first because I love the song and second because a close friend of mine died from Coronavirus virus yeterday (Prince also died of CV-19) recently.

Bob Dylan 'Hard Rain'

Wolfe Tones 'The old man'

So many I couldn't pick one.

Are you drinking tonight?

Ruby Ring · 01-05-2020 12:21am

No (unless coffee counts)

What made you smile yesterday?

Hippykitten · 01-05-2020 12:38am

I received a pretty compliment

Do you usually wake before the alarm goes off?

jimbobaloobob · 01-05-2020 12:44am

Usually wake before the alarm in time to turn it off.
Old habit

Great choices Maikikomi it's like you were reading from my playlists.
If I had to add one it would be Brother in Arms but your right too many to choose from.
Sorry to hear of your friend. Friend of mine lost his dad to it today too. It's a curse but life continues.

Watching Sas can't remember rest of the title of the program (like hell week) sad to see all the Celebs who think a week of shouting at them will fix them.
How do you respond to shouting?

auspicious · 01-05-2020 2:58am

Well it depends, if I think the person shouting knows what they are talking about or in the right, I'll sit up. Otherwise if they're in the wrong I'll diffuse it diplomatically. It's easy to make some one look the fool but better if they learn a lesson. Of course if I'm in the wrong that's okay too.

Do you think the phrase " I think, therefore I am." has real substance?

jimbobaloobob · 01-05-2020 3:01am

auspicious wrote: »

Do you think the phrase " I think, therefore I am." has real substance?

No I don’t. But I’ve only considered it for 2 minutes.

Do you think this is a creative hour?

01-05-2020 3:09am

Yeah...I often do my best work at this hour..

It's too late to be drinking tea at this hour though is it?

jimbobaloobob · 01-05-2020 3:11am

Good question I was tempted to put on my kettle but think I’ll skip spent 3 hours doing a 20min job were I to have no glitches.

When’s bed time?

01-05-2020 3:13am

Meh..I'm doing sh1t here..I'm working nights from tomorrow, so staying up..maybe another hour..
I'm going to put the kettle on though..

How do take your tea?

jimbobaloobob · 01-05-2020 3:17am

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Meh..I'm doing sh1t here..I'm working nights from tomorrow, so staying up..maybe another hour..
I'm going to put the kettle on though..

How do take your tea?

Just with milk.

For all the giving out in this country do you think we are still fortunate to live here ?

auspicious · 01-05-2020 3:26am

jimbobaloobob wrote: »

Just with milk.

For all the giving out in this country do you think we are still fortunate to live here ?

In this instance fortune is luck. It's better to live here than in Palestine or Yemen. Most peeps cannot see beyond thier worldview. We strive for better wellbeing, such is life's undercurrent. We are in damn fine circumstances.

What do you wish for?

jimbobaloobob · 01-05-2020 3:35am

auspicious wrote: »

In this instance fortune is luck. It's better to live here than in Palestine or Yemen. Most peeps cannot see beyond thier worldview. We strive for better wellbeing, such is life's undercurrent. We are in damn fine circumstances.

What do you wish for?

I’ve no wish for anything. Content with what I have

Sunny weekend ahead?

auspicious · 01-05-2020 3:43am

I hope so. I gotta do some weeding. Too much buttercup leaves. I've loads of dandelion too.

I add dandelion leaves to me salad. What do you do that's unconventional?

arybvtcw0eolkf · 01-05-2020 12:32pm

auspicious wrote: »

I hope so. I gotta do some weeding. Too much buttercup leaves. I've loads of dandelion too.

I add dandelion leaves to me salad. What do you do that's unconventional?

Probably more OCD than than unconventional, however.

I worked almost solely with morse code for a very long time, and now I often find myself tapping out words from posters, displays etc on my fingers.

If any ever looks at old war movies and wonders what's being said in morse code, its usually random groups of numbers.

Have you any unusual hobbies?.

Purple Mountain · 01-05-2020 4:13pm

I guess Sanskrit chanting might be considered unusual in some parts, I love it.

Have you participated in any competition lately?

antgal23 · 01-05-2020 4:22pm

Purple Mountain wrote: »

I guess Sanskrit chanting might be considered unusual in some parts, I love it.

Have you participated in any competition lately?

Last comp was a gold comp 8 weeks ago

Wine o clock was at 3 today and I've had several, do you judge me?

Diabolik · 01-05-2020 4:29pm

Never.

Do you appreciate your 2Km radius space available?

01-05-2020 4:42pm

Absolutely, I've discovered walkways that I never knew existed until now and they're on my doorstep.

Any idea what will be announced regarding the restrictions?

antgal23 · 01-05-2020 4:58pm

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Absolutely, I've discovered walkways that I never knew existed until now and they're on my doorstep.

Any idea what will be announced regarding the restrictions?

RTE just gave some deets about post May 5th so we'll see

Do you think 2020 will be a watershed moment for Mother Earth?

Upforthematch · 01-05-2020 5:01pm

5pm news has the leaked details!

2020 will be but once covid is gone Id say its business as usual

What's your favourite irish band?

Snails pace · 01-05-2020 5:04pm

Theres no stand out favourite but I enjoy listening to Bell X1, Brave Giant and Rythm & Sticks

Can you sing ?

antgal23 · 01-05-2020 5:05pm

Upforthematch wrote: »

5pm news has the leaked details!

2020 will be but once covid is gone Id say its business as usual

What's your favourite irish band?

Wolfe Tones, U2 sold out after the Joshua Tree

One piece of advice all peeps should know?

01-05-2020 5:08pm

Trust nobody.

Does that sound very cynical?

antgal23 · 01-05-2020 5:15pm

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Trust nobody.

Does that sound very cynical?

I'm from NoI so I agree with that advice

Is it possible to isolate feelings when it comes to forming opinions about family members?

Widdershins · 01-05-2020 7:09pm

antgal23 wrote: »

I'm from NoI so I agree with that advice

Is it possible to isolate feelings when it comes to forming opinions about family members?

Northern Ireland?

Last time you saw a bonfire?

Yes. I've taught myself to judge behaviours not the whole person. Similar sort of thing..

Sardonicat · 01-05-2020 7:32pm

Widdershins wrote: »

Northern Ireland?

Last time you saw a bonfire?

Yes. I've taught myself to judge behaviours not the whole person. Similar sort of thing..

13 years ago. I may have been instrumental in lighting it. Great memory, thanks for 'sparking' it.

What is Bealtaine all about?

Widdershins · 01-05-2020 7:42pm

Sardonicat wrote: »

13 years ago. I may have been instrumental in lighting it. Great memory, thanks for 'sparking' it.

What is Bealtaine all about?

Ha!

It's about new life, the end of the dark half of the year. A big deal when we were an agrarian society..

Do you have any Irish? The language

Upforthematch · 01-05-2020 11:06pm

Yeah I do, it's sort of part of me really.

Are you a good storyteller?

The Floyd p · 01-05-2020 11:10pm

Upforthematch wrote: »

Yeah I do, it's sort of part of me really.

Are you a good storyteller?

I think so, but perhaps too descriptive.

Are you interested in any area of Philosophy?

Upforthematch · 01-05-2020 11:30pm

Yes! Language & epistemology...some day I'll actually get to read up on it.

Other than Leonard Cohen, what songwriters these days are like poets?

auspicious · 02-05-2020 12:20am

Upforthematch wrote: »

Yes! Language & epistemology...some day I'll actually get to read up on it.

Other than Leonard Cohen, what songwriters these days are like poets?

Street epistemology is a good listen
https://m.youtube.com/user/magnabosco210/videos

Bob Dylan is surely a poet. edit not these days buy timeless...

Most useless fact you know?

Corona20 · 02-05-2020 12:24am

auspicious wrote: »

Street epistemology is a good listen
https://m.youtube.com/user/magnabosco210/videos

Bob Dylan is surely a poet. edit not these days buy timeless...

Most useless fact you know?

That the brain itself does not feel pain but only has receptors to feel pain from other body parts.

Do you have any tattoos?

02-05-2020 12:27am

Nope and no piercings either.

Is it unusual for a woman not to have any piercings, not even their ears?

auspicious · 02-05-2020 12:32am

It does seem quiet strange. How do you hang stuff off your ears then.

Were your parents strict or nonconformists?

02-05-2020 12:45am

They go to mass,watch it on tv now and very good living people but not in any way preachy about it.

Do you believe in an afterlife?

Upforthematch · 02-05-2020 1:07am

Yeah I do

Who are you listening to at the moment music wise?

auspicious · 02-05-2020 1:10am

I did once....rationally I don't, yet I want to, I think. Years of religious ethos is hard to shake. It's subliminal. If I say yes it's much different from the Catholic heaven.

Music. nothing in particular. I like to search YouTube to remember what I liked.( I lost all my bookmarks with new phone)

Do you think humanity's. history of civilisation began much earlier than taught?

02-05-2020 1:12am

Upforthematch wrote: »

Who are you listening to at the moment music wise?

st paul and the broken bones

When was the last time music surprised you?

Sardonicat · 02-05-2020 1:35am

1989. Although I'm consistently surprised at how sh1t it is now.

Last time you were shocked by a scene from a TV show/movie?

auspicious · 02-05-2020 1:37am

I caught a scene from Faircity. I'm shcoked that it is allowed to air.

Best tv moment?

02-05-2020 1:38am

Sardonicat wrote: »

1989. Although I'm consistently surprised at how sh1t it is now.

Last time you were shocked by a scene from a TV show/movie?

About an hour ago, I was watching Blue Bloods and someone said "Shut your h***".

Are you shocked at that?ðŸ˜›

02-05-2020 1:39am

Sardonicat wrote: »

Last time you were shocked by a scene from a TV show/movie?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Under_the_Mountain_(miniseries)

Sardonicat · 02-05-2020 1:44am

auspicious wrote: »

I caught a scene from Faircity. I'm shcoked that it is allowed to air.

Best tv moment?

The final few minutes of 'Six Feet Under'.

No, Duvet, I'm not shocked.

What was your favorite TV show when you were 9?

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