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Trigger Happy · 15-03-2019 4:47pm

Not since I was ten.

Do you like your own company?

Winty · 15-03-2019 4:49pm

Trigger Happy wrote: »

Not since I was ten.

Do you like your own company?

No

Do you support Brexit?

15-03-2019 4:55pm

Winty wrote: »

No

Do you support Brexit?

Certainly not, but I do find the extremists on both sides equally hysterical. It's daft, but it isn't Armageddon.

Would you support a United Ireland?

Fifty grades of shay. · 15-03-2019 5:02pm

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Certainly not, but I do find the extremists on both sides equally hysterical. It's daft, but it isn't Armageddon.

Would you support a United Ireland?

I would in so far as it would be my ideal for the island, but not at all cost, like if it caused a massive extra drain on our economy and services.

Did you back a winner at this year's Cheltenham?

Trigger Happy · 15-03-2019 5:06pm

I have had a dozen places but no wins. Slightly ahead for the week.

Last live sports event you attended?

KikiLaRue · 15-03-2019 5:25pm

Trigger Happy wrote: »

I have had a dozen places but no wins. Slightly ahead for the week.

Last live sports event you attended?

A Galway hurling match last summer, the semi-final I think.

Do you follow the GAA?

15-03-2019 5:29pm

Yes. It's the most important cultural organisation on this island by a long shot. Have even written most of a novel about a mythical Borrisokane hurling team.

If you wrote a novel, what would it be about?

KikiLaRue · 15-03-2019 5:32pm

Probably addiction.

I'm five years sober TODAY.

Are you happy for me?

Rubberlegs · 15-03-2019 5:33pm

KikiLaRue wrote: »

Probably addiction.

I'm five years sober TODAY.

Are you happy for me?

That's brilliant, well done, I am very happy for you

What can you see from your bedroom window?

KikiLaRue · 15-03-2019 5:35pm

Rubberlegs wrote: »

That's brilliant, well done, I am very happy for you

What can you see from your bedroom window?

My back garden, a wooden bench and a stone wall.

Do you have a favourite souvenir from a holiday?

15-03-2019 5:40pm

KikiLaRue wrote: »

My back garden, a wooden bench and a stone wall.

Do you have a favourite souvenir from a holiday?

No, only fond memories

Well done on five years, btw!

If you were Taoiseach, what's the first policy you'd change?

KikiLaRue · 15-03-2019 5:43pm

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

No, only fond memories

Well done on five years, btw!

If you were Taoiseach, what's the first policy you'd change?

Thanks.

I'd immediately rezone anywhere that's not legitimately historical for high rise residential buildings (not crazy high, but at least 12-15 stories) and incentivise builders to build family friendly apartments.

Same question - next person!

harry Bailey esq · 15-03-2019 5:43pm

Trigger Happy wrote: »

I have had a dozen places but no wins. Slightly ahead for the week.

Last live sports event you attended?

I never win a red cent at Cheltenham, this year was different however and I got a return of around €430 from an outlay of €300.
Bohs and Finn Harps

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 15-03-2019 5:50pm

I would overhaul the entire social welfare and social housing situation and would change elegibility to emergency and short term payments. There would be no forever houses, and no long term payments to those who weren’t ill or carers. I would also try look after the vulnerable groups (elderly, ill people and carers) a little bit better. Cap children’s allowance. And instead of back to school payments, the school would be given a payment each year to make sure no child gets left behind/hungry.

Would you vote for my reign

15-03-2019 5:51pm

No, I'd never vote FG.

What do you think of the kids walking out of their classrooms today?

KikiLaRue · 15-03-2019 5:51pm

Frances High Veranda wrote: »

I would overhaul the entire social welfare and social housing situation and would change elegibility to emergency and short term payments. There would be no forever houses, and no long term payments to those who weren’t ill or carers. I would also try look after the vulnerable groups (elderly, ill people and carers) a little bit better. Cap children’s allowance. And instead of back to school payments, the school would be given a payment each year to make sure no child gets left behind/hungry.

Would you vote for my reign

Nope.

Are you going out tonight?

KikiLaRue · 15-03-2019 5:56pm

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

No, I'd never vote FG.

What do you think of the kids walking out of their classrooms today?

I think it's good for kids to get involved with activism early on - and climate change will impact them the most.

So although it will ultimately have no impact today, some of those kids will be tomorrow's politicians.

Would you ever run for office?

15-03-2019 5:58pm

No - I don't have the patience for it.

What's your greatest talent?

KikiLaRue · 15-03-2019 6:00pm

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

No - I don't have the patience for it.

What's your greatest talent?

Probably writing. Although I wouldn't say I'm massssively talented.

What are you watching on netflix right now?

15-03-2019 6:02pm

KikiLaRue wrote: »

Probably writing. Although I wouldn't say I'm massssively talented.

What are you watching on netflix right now?

I'm only now catching up with the latest series of Orange Is The New Black - it's disappointing.

What's your favourite driving soundtrack/ album?

KikiLaRue · 15-03-2019 6:04pm

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

I'm only now catching up with the latest series of Orange Is The New Black - it's disappointing.

What's your favourite driving soundtrack/ album?

I thought it was disappointing too.

I watched Sex Education recently and the soundtrack to that was good.

Are you finished up for the long weekend?

RMAOK · 15-03-2019 6:07pm

Yes

Would you consider changing your religion if your partner was of a different faith?

KikiLaRue · 15-03-2019 6:10pm

RMAOK wrote: »

Yes

Would you consider changing your religion if your partner was of a different faith?

I'm one of these "kinda spiritual, not religious" people. I wouldn't convert, but if my future partner was dead set on getting married in a church I suppose I would.

How do you feel about a la carte Catholocism?

RMAOK · 15-03-2019 6:12pm

It's the best - pick and choose what you want

Are you technically minded?

Rubberlegs · 15-03-2019 6:13pm

RMAOK wrote: »

It's the best - pick and choose what you want

Are you technically minded?

No, not at all.

One piece of modern technology you can't live without?

obi604 · 15-03-2019 6:14pm

Rubberlegs wrote: »

No, not at all.

One piece of modern technology you can't live without?

washing machine.

which is better:

A middlin' big van
OR
A good small van

KikiLaRue · 15-03-2019 6:16pm

obi604 wrote: »

washing machine.

which is better:

A middlin' big van
OR
A good small van

A good small van.

Are you dirty minded?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 15-03-2019 6:19pm

I’m actually not!

Petrol or Diesel

Rubberlegs · 15-03-2019 6:20pm

Frances High Veranda wrote: »

I’m actually not!

Petrol or Diesel

Petrol

What make of car do you drive?

RMAOK · 15-03-2019 6:32pm

AUDI

Would you consider becoming a vegan (if you aren't already one)?

KikiLaRue · 15-03-2019 6:39pm

RMAOK wrote: »

AUDI

Would you consider becoming a vegan (if you aren't already one)?

Nope.

Do you like rebel songs?

KikiLaRue · 15-03-2019 6:39pm

RMAOK wrote: »

AUDI

Would you consider becoming a vegan (if you aren't already one)?

Nope.

Do you like rebel songs?

RMAOK · 15-03-2019 6:40pm

Sometimes

Favourite song of all time?

Fifty grades of shay. · 15-03-2019 6:40pm

RMAOK wrote: »

AUDI

Would you consider becoming a vegan (if you aren't already one)?

No, I'm waiting on beef stew for dinner here.

Are you in favour of all animals being free range?

harry Bailey esq · 15-03-2019 6:56pm

Frances High Veranda wrote: »

I would overhaul the entire social welfare and social housing situation and would change elegibility to emergency and short term payments. There would be no forever houses, and no long term payments to those who weren’t ill or carers. I would also try look after the vulnerable groups (elderly, ill people and carers) a little bit better. Cap children’s allowance. And instead of back to school payments, the school would be given a payment each year to make sure no child gets left behind/hungry.

Would you vote for my reign

Would you vote for me? I've certainly some solid ideas for the nation which I won't be disclosing here lest I incriminate myself but the results would speak for themselves..

15-03-2019 8:02pm

Fifty grades of shay. wrote: »

No, I'm waiting on beef stew for dinner here.

Are you in favour of all animals being free range?

In principle, yes; although I struggle to see how it could work for dairy and beef. Farmers don't want cattle kept indoors, where costs are higher. Overwintering cattle indoors is a practical necessity of living in Northern Europe.
For dairy animals, in particular, it would seem cruel to keep them out over winter.

Have you ever considered becoming vegetarian/ vegan?

Infonovice · 15-03-2019 8:22pm

already am

would you go on a date with one of our kind?

15-03-2019 8:27pm

Infonovice wrote: »

already am

would you go on a date with one of our kind?

I have, and would again. Never felt healthier than when I was cooking for two and wasn't allowed use meat.

And I was as regular as the 46A (not that you needed to know)

What's your greatest weakness?

Infonovice · 15-03-2019 8:29pm

coffee.
it's starting to show my years, and I keep saying tomorrow I won't have any. tomorrow comes, and it's coffee for breakfast.

do you like carrot cake?

Rubberlegs · 15-03-2019 8:31pm

Infonovice wrote: »

coffee.
it's starting to show my years, and I keep saying tomorrow I won't have any. tomorrow comes, and it's coffee for breakfast.

do you like carrot cake?

Yes and it has bonus points for being healthy:)

What is your favourite old wives tale?

Fifty grades of shay. · 15-03-2019 8:31pm

Yes.

Are you going for a pint tonight?

Infonovice · 15-03-2019 8:34pm

I don't think I know any

are you superstitious?

Rubberlegs · 15-03-2019 8:36pm

Infonovice wrote: »

I don't think I know any

are you superstitious?

No, I walk under ladders etc the whole time.

Do you believe in the supernatural?

The Young Wan · 15-03-2019 8:36pm

Infonovice wrote: »

I don't think I know any

are you superstitious?

Quite.

What conspiracy theory do you buy most?

15-03-2019 8:38pm

The Young Wan wrote: »

Quite.

What conspiracy theory do you buy most?

Magpies, on their own, are harbingers of doom

What's the luckiest thing that's ever happened to you?

Infonovice · 15-03-2019 8:38pm

not a bit

would you ever try a ouija board?

Fifty grades of shay. · 15-03-2019 8:38pm

The Young Wan wrote: »

Quite.

What conspiracy theory do you buy most?

Kennedy assassination.

Is your past ever a problem for you?

Rubberlegs · 15-03-2019 8:38pm

I escaped a house fire.

Have you ever been inside a fire engine?

Infonovice · 15-03-2019 8:46pm

ehm no

green traffic light comes on for you to cross.
Do you automatically cross, or do you check the road first?

Rubberlegs · 15-03-2019 8:48pm

Infonovice wrote: »

ehm no

green traffic light comes on for you to cross.
Do you automatically cross, or do you check the road first?

I check, you can never be too sure. Only today someone kept going when I had the green man

Do you ever wish you had a voodoo doll?

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