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

Caoimhgh1n

Felix Jones is God wrote: »

Turning bread into jebus

Do we still buy that malarkey

Some people do.

Favourite school subject?

Lavinia

Strangely I loved biology but am now doing something that has absolutely nothing to do with it.

Will you wish me goodnight please?

Felix Jones is God

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

Some people do.

Favourite school subject?

Not feckin religion anyways... Was told bring in a Bible and brought in book by Enid blyton...was asked why and I said coz she wrote better fairytales

Did you ever disobey a teacher

Caoimhgh1n

Lavinia wrote: »

Strangely I loved biology but am now doing something that has absolutely nothing to do with it.

Will you wish me goodnight please?

Oíche mhaith!

F- I don't think I did.

What time are you up at tomorrow?

Felix Jones is God

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

Oíche mhaith!

F- I don't think I did.

What time are you up at tomorrow?

Ahm, I've had about 5 hours sleep over the last 3 nights... So I'm guessing I'll be up at 3

Can anyone get me special k for my back ? ...nudge nuge, wink, wink

Lavinia

About 6-ish, thanks btw

@FJiG: sorry cant do

Will you continue this game tonight?

Caoimhgh1n

Lavinia wrote: »

About 6-ish, thanks btw

@FJiG: sorry cant do

Will you continue this game tonight?

For another 20 mins or so, maybe.

Favourite thread?

Hugo Stiglitz

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

For another 20 mins or so, maybe.

Favourite thread?

You Laugh, You Lose.

Does anyone truly win in a knife fight?

TG1

Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »

You Laugh, You Lose.

Does anyone truly win in a knife fight?

I presume if someone doesn't get stabbed they do, but I'm not particularly up to date on knife fight rules.

When was the last time you felt really sorry for yourself?

Tell me how

TG1 wrote:

When was the last time you felt really sorry for yourself?

Thankfully it's been a few weeks. Even then it was for a very short period which is good.

What should I do today?

Felix Jones is God

Tell me how wrote: »

Thankfully it's been a few weeks. Even then it was for a very short period which is good.

What should I do today?

Depends... If you want to do something productive, come varnish my doors...if you're feeling lazy, lay on the couch, catch up on TV shows and eat like a pig

Tell me how

Felix Jones is God wrote:

Depends... If you want to do something productive, come varnish my doors...if you're feeling lazy, lay on the couch, catch up on TV shows and eat like a pig

?

Lavinia

Question is what the question mark is about? Hmm...
I think it is a clue, but then again, it my be just a hint.. not really sure.. :pac:


Anyway, who's curtains are still on and is still in the bed?

Caoimhgh1n

Lavinia wrote: »

Question is what the question mark is about? Hmm...
I think it is a clue, but then again, it my be just a hint.. not really sure.. :pac:


Anyway, who's curtains are still on and is still in the bed?

Curtains are open, still in bed.

What to do on a Sunday?

TG1

Lavinia wrote: »

Question is what the question mark is about? Hmm...
I think it is a clue, but then again, it my be just a hint.. not really sure.. :pac:


Anyway, who's curtains are still on and is still in the bed?

Me but I have to drag myself to the shower soon!

What's for breakfast?

Lavinia

@C: Take it easy - its always THE BEST :-D

@TG1: nothing yet - too early for me

Would you meet with me for a coffee on a Sunday morning? :-D

Caoimhgh1n

TG1 wrote: »

Me but I have to drag myself to the shower soon!

What's for breakfast?

I had weetabix and coconut and almond milk. Really lazy.

Lavinia wrote: »

Take it easy - its always THE BEST :-D

Would you meet with me for a coffee on a Sunday morning? :-D

I wouldn't, but an older person might.

Do you pick up after your dog? (If you don't have one, how do you feel when people don't?)

Lavinia

Do not have a dog, but think people should really be doing it.

Would you go anywhere on an early Sunday morning? :eek:

Caoimhgh1n

Lavinia wrote: »

Do not have a dog, but think people should really be doing it.

Would you go anywhere on an early Sunday morning? :eek:

I would.

Are you scared of heights?

Lavinia

Nope, never was - highest thinnest branch was always MINE!

Do you have to study today?

Caoimhgh1n

Lavinia wrote: »

Nope, never was - highest thinnest branch was always MINE!

Do you have to study today?

I do. Irish, history and maths.

Should mathematics be compulsory after Junior Cert?

Lavinia

I think it should. It comes as handy later also for college (& life?)


Which computer / lap top / tablet are you typing here from?

Felix Jones is God

Lavinia wrote: »

I think it should. It comes as handy later also for college (& life?)


Which computer / lap top / tablet are you typing here from?

Phone

Do you like technology?

Caoimhgh1n

Felix Jones is God wrote: »

Phone

Do you like technology?

I do.

When did you get your first smartphone?

Lavinia

2 years ago. It is still so good I think it is the best phone on the market.
/sorry I though last phone - first was well ages ago... in 2003 me thinks.. but then it wasn't a smartphone at that ime

Lastt ime you went to some mountain?

Caoimhgh1n

Lavinia wrote: »

2 years ago. It is still so good I think it is the best phone on the market.
/sorry I though last phone - first was well ages ago... in 2003 me thinks

Lastt ime you went to some mountain?

Na Comaraigh, a month ago. Funny you should mention it, I am wanting to go there next week!

Do you live on top of a hill?

Lavinia

No, quite the opposite, but have a lovely view as am not on the ground floor

Area you have the most interest in?

Caoimhgh1n

Lavinia wrote: »

No, quite the opposite, but have a lovely view as am not on the ground floor

Area you have the most interest in?

Linguistics, probably.

Do languages interest you?

Lavinia

Yea they do. My sister started studying it but I was theone who read more of her books than she - she left it after 2 years and went into something else
I found it very interesting to trace the roots of words and so the history of people..


Ever got rain soaked (to the bone) :-D?

Caoimhgh1n

I probably have, a few times.

Do you like walking in the rain?

Lavinia

I don't mind rain as much as the wind (or the combination of the two)

If you could change one thing in Ireland, what would that be?

Caoimhgh1n

Our energy sources.

What country would you like to live in?

cantdecide

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

Our energy sources.

What country would you like to live in?

I felt pretty at home in New Zealand. I'd live there I think.



Have you ever lived abroad?

Caoimhgh1n

cantdecide wrote: »

I felt pretty at home in New Zealand. I'd live there I think.



Have you ever lived abroad?

No.

What language do/would you speak to your children in?

Tell me how

cantdecide wrote:

Have you ever lived abroad?

Yes but sadly only for a year.

Is there any place you'd rather not live?

cantdecide

Tell me how wrote: »

Yes but sadly only for a year.

Is there any place you'd rather not live?

London/ Dublin- any major city where it's difficult to live without a truckload of money. Way too much jeopardy and compromise.



Would you move abroad for love?

gramar

cantdecide wrote: »

London/ Dublin- any major city where it's difficult to live without a truckload of money. Way too much jeopardy and compromise.


Would you move abroad for love?

Will if the mountain won't come to Muhammad...

Do you know what a cantamañanas is?

Caoimhgh1n

gramar wrote: »

Will if the mountain won't come to Muhammad...

Do you know what a cantamañanas is?

I don't think it is something good, anyway.

Would language would/do you speak to your children?

gramar

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

I don't think it is something good, anyway.

Would language would/do you speak to your children?

Sign language I suppose as there's no sign of any.

What's the first thing you think of when you see the word purple?

TG1

gramar wrote: »

Sign language I suppose as there's no sign of any.

What's the first thing you think of when you see the word purple?

My hoodie collection. There's a lot of purple in it!

What's your least favourite part of housework?

Caoimhgh1n

TG1 wrote: »

My hoodie collection. There's a lot of purple in it!

What's your least favourite part of housework?

Hoovering.

Do you ever say Sláinte?

gramar

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

Hoovering.

Do you ever say Sláinte?

I do when I say goodbye to people.

Do you ever say 'rub-a-dub-dub thanks for the grub'?

Caoimhgh1n

gramar wrote: »

I do when I say goodbye to people.

Do you ever say 'rub-a-dub-dub thanks for the grub'?

No, I do not.

Your favourite way of calling somebody an idiot?

gramar

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

No, I do not.

Your favourite way of calling somebody an idiot?

You're a spa.

Do you roll your eyes at people who say c u next Tuesday instead of just saying cúnt?

TG1

gramar wrote: »

You're a spa.

Do you roll your eyes at people who say c u next Tuesday instead of just saying cúnt?

I hate either one, it's an awful word!

How often do you swear?

Caoimhgh1n

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

No, I do not.

Your favourite way of calling somebody an idiot?

Don't be such a fücking retard.

Are you very pc?

Caoimhgh1n

gramar wrote: »

You're a spa.

Do you roll your eyes at people who say c u next Tuesday instead of just saying cúnt?

I have never heard of that before.

TG1- Not very often.

P- ??

Do you eat before bed?

gramar

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

I have never heard of that before.

TG1- Not very often.

P- ??

Do you eat before bed?

No but I say grace before meals.

Is your uniform ready for the morning?

gramar

gramar wrote: »

No but I say grace before meals.

Is your uniform ready for the morning?

No it but it is ready for tonight.

@ Caoimhgh1n, politically correct.

How many fingers am I holding up?

Caoimhgh1n

Deleted User wrote: »

No it but it is ready for tonight.

@ Caoimhgh1n, politically correct.

How many fingers am I holding up?

8.

Why did the chicken cross the road?