The Noccers Interview Thread

Rubecula

stuck in a portaloo after eating bad shellfish?

do you ever play board games?

Lorelli!

Rubecula wrote: »

stuck in a portaloo after eating bad shellfish?

do you ever play board games?

The odd time. I use to like Monopoly when I was a kid and I'd use the fake money to play shops. Also when I was about 10, my friends and I used the monopoly money to play 21.

Are you any good at pool?

gramar

Lorelli! wrote: »

The odd time. I use to like Monopoly when I was a kid and I'd use the fake money to play shops. Also when I was about 10, my friends and I used the monopoly money to play 21.

Are you any good at pool?

I wouldn't disgrace myself but neither would I be cast in the remake of The Colour of Money.

What form of ID do you most commonly use?

gramar

gramar wrote: »

I wouldn't disgrace myself but neither would I be cast in the remake of The Colour of Money.

What form of ID do you most commonly use?

In Ireland I have my drivers licence on me all the time, so I use that. When outside Ireland, I carry my passport everywhere.

Have you ever been on a packed Luas or Bus on a hot day like today? It's the stuff of nightmares!

Lorelli!

gramar wrote: »

I wouldn't disgrace myself but neither would I be cast in the remake of The Colour of Money.

What form of ID do you most commonly use?

My passport.

Has Winona Ryder sold her soul to the Devil or something? She has not aged one bit.

Lavinia

i dont think she did lol


are you looking forward to shorter days from now on?

gramar

Lavinia wrote: »

i dont think she did lol


are you looking forward to shorter days from now on?

I like them as they are. A bit less sun would be nice though.



Do rippled potato chips taste better or worse than normal ones?

Lorelli!

gramar wrote: »

I like them as they are. A bit less sun would be nice though.



Do rippled potato chips taste better or worse than normal ones?

I don't think I've ever had crinkled chips before that were nice.

I dont really like either but do you think mint sauce goes well with lamb?

gramar

Lorelli! wrote: »

I don't think I've ever had crinkled chips before that were nice.

I dont really like either but do you think mint sauce goes well with lamb?

Once it wasn't too strong it might be alright. I think there is a poster called mint sauce.
Maybe you could consult them.

Do things slip your mind easily?

Lorelli!

gramar wrote: »

Once it wasn't too strong it might be alright. I think there is a poster called mint sauce.
Maybe you could consult them.

Do things slip your mind easily?

If I'm very busy or tired

Do you have any medals or trophies?

gramar

Lorelli! wrote: »

If I'm very busy or tired

Do you have any medals or trophies?

A few medals and plaques from underage hurling and soccer and a few other team trophies that I helped win but don't have.

Are you a trophy wife/husband/partner?

Colser

gramar wrote: »

A few medals and plaques from underage hurling and soccer and a few other team trophies that I helped win but don't have.

Are you a trophy wife/husband/partner?

Not any more..

Would you be a good "catch" as a partner?

gramar

Colser wrote: »

Not any more..

Would you be a good "catch" as a partner?

It would be like catching a disease.

Were you ever packed off to a gaeltacht for the summer?

Lorelli!

gramar wrote: »

It would be like catching a disease.

Were you ever packed off to a gaeltacht for the summer?

Nope

Why do you think people who purposely wind up other people on the internet are called "trolls"? And is it unfair to real trolls to use that word to describe them?

Caoimhgh1n

They are called trolls because they partake in trolling. Nope.

Do you speak Irish?

Lavinia

few words and phrases....

what age were you when you learned to read and write all letters

Caoimhgh1n

4 and 5.

You?

Lavinia

4


And to swim?

Caoimhgh1n

I can't swim.

Were you at a beach this week?

Rubberlegs

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

I can't swim.

Were you at a beach this week?

I live very close to one but rarely go down to it. I was up above it today looking down at it though

Do you have a favourite place near where you live that you would happily have your ashes scattered at ?

73Cat

73Cat wrote: »

I live very close to one but rarely go down to it. I was up above it today looking down at it though

Do you have a favourite place near where you live that you would happily have your ashes scattered at ?

would probably like somewhere different

Would you consider being planted under a tree or forest as your final resting place?

gramar

Deleted User wrote: »

would probably like somewhere different

Would you consider being planted under a tree or forest as your final resting place?

I would. Under a tree in the garden.

What do you think of burying pets in the garden? (dead ones I mean)

gramar

gramar wrote: »

I would. Under a tree in the garden.

What do you think of burying pets in the garden? (dead ones I mean)

Mine are already there but I buried them alive.

I can haz hug?

Caoimhgh1n

No thanks, I might be buried alive too! :eek:

Would you bury me alive?

Caoimhgh1n

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

No thanks, I might be buried alive too! :eek:

Would you bury me alive?

My goodness no:eek:

Has this questioning all of a sudden gone horrific?

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] wrote: »

My goodness no:eek:

Has this questioning all of a sudden gone horrific?

Yes!

Do you have a favourite medieval torture tool?




:pac:

Caoimhgh1n

Uhhh...

*Backs away slowly*

What're you hiding behind your back? :eek:

Caoimhgh1n

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

Uhhh...

*Backs away slowly*

What're you hiding behind your back? :eek:

Oh that's just my head chopping shears!

Are you terrified?

gramar

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

Uhhh...

*Backs away slowly*

What're you hiding behind your back? :eek:

This you mean?



Is the punishment ever worse than the crime?

gramar

gramar wrote: »

This you mean?



Is the punishment ever worse than the crime?

Something like that.

Yes sometimes it is but in this country it tends to be the other way around.

Fancy a round of stoning?