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The Noccers Interview Thread

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    #1712
    gramar
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    73Cat wrote: »
    I have the bear I got for my first birthday. If you look in the seams you can see it's original colour:)

    Is there a kind of hush all over the world this morning ?

    Not that I can hear.

    Did something happen?


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    #1713
    Rubberlegs
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    gramar wrote: »
    Not that I can hear.

    Did something happen?


    Kids went back to school :)

    Did you fancy anyone famous years ago who has aged terribly ?


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    #1714
    Lorelli!
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    73Cat wrote: »
    Kids went back to school :)

    Did you fancy anyone famous years ago who has aged terribly ?

    I had a small crush on Corey Haim when he was in The Lost Boys. He didn't age very well and then he died a good few years ago.

    Do you remember or still have a Millennium candle?


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    #1715
    Bishopsback
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    Lorelli! wrote: »
    I had a small crush on Corey Haim when he was in The Lost Boys. He didn't age very well and then he died a good few years ago.

    Do you remember or still have a Millennium candle?

    I remember them well, my wife has a fascination with candles, couldnt tell you if she still has any or not though.

    Do you ever burn the candle from both ends?


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    #1716
    Lorelli!
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    Bishopsback wrote: »
    I remember them well, my wife has a fascination with candles, couldnt tell you if she still has any or not though.

    Do you ever burn the candle from both ends?

    Yes!

    I know some have other darker meanings but even without knowing that, do you find that a lot of the old nursery rhymes sound a bit menacing?


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    #1717
    gramar
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    Lorelli! wrote: »
    Yes!

    I know some have other darker meanings but even without knowing that, do you find that a lot of the old nursery rhymes sound a bit menacing?

    Rockabye baby with infants falling out of trees is odd.

    Do you like the good news or the bad news first?


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    #1718
    Rubberlegs
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    gramar wrote: »
    Rockabye baby with infants falling out of trees is odd.

    Do you like the good news or the bad news first?

    The bad first to be sweetened with the good.

    Did you watch Happy Days ?


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    #1719
    gramar
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    73Cat wrote: »
    The bad first to be sweetened with the good.

    Did you watch Happy Days ?

    I did.

    Who is cooler 'the fonze' or Danny Zuko?


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    #1720
    Rubberlegs
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    gramar wrote: »
    I did.

    Who is cooler 'the fonze' or Danny Zuko?

    Danny Zuko , the Fonze was a bit of a cheeseball looking back now.

    Did you wish you were Sandie ?


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    #1721
    Bishopsback
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    73Cat wrote: »
    Danny Zuko , the Fonze was a bit of a cheeseball looking back now.

    Did you wish you were Sandie ?

    No, who is Sandie?


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    #1722
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    Bishopsback wrote: »
    No, who is Sandie?

    I don't know

    Have you ever or would you buy a frappacino or other cold coffee drink?


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    #1723
    Rubberlegs
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    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    I don't know

    Have you ever or would you buy a frappacino or other cold coffee drink?


    Yes, mocha frappes are lovely :)

    Did you ever hit an animal while driving?


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    #1724
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    73Cat wrote: »
    Yes, mocha frappes are lovely :)

    Did you ever hit an animal while driving?

    Yes, once years ago a cat came running across the road and ended up going through my bumper. Nothing I could do to avoid it without putting myself in danger.

    Do you have a pet name for anyone?


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    #1725
    Shannon757
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Yes, once years ago a cat came running across the road and ended up going through my bumper. Nothing I could do to avoid it without putting myself in danger.

    Do you have a pet name for anyone?

    I do for a few friends.


    Most famous person you've ever met?


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    #1726
    Bishopsback
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    Shannon757 wrote: »
    I do for a few friends.


    Most famous person you've ever met?

    Pat Shortt.

    Most famous person you'd like to meet?


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    #1727
    gramar
    Closed Accounts Posts: 12,045 ✭✭✭✭gramar


    Bishopsback wrote: »
    Pat Shortt.

    Most famous person you'd like to meet?

    I've no real interest in meeting anyone famous.

    What was the last survey you completed?


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    #1728
    Lorelli!
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    gramar wrote: »
    I've no real interest in meeting anyone famous.

    What was the last survey you completed?

    Can't remember.

    Do you like bubble wrap?


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    #1729
    Colser
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    Lorelli! wrote: »
    Can't remember.

    Do you like bubble wrap?

    Have to say I love twisting and popping it.

    Do you struggle to decide on what to cook for the dinner?


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    #1730
    Lorelli!
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    Colser wrote: »
    Have to say I love twisting and popping it.

    Do you struggle to decide on what to cook for the dinner?

    Ye I'm a really bad cook so it doesn't matter, it all tastes the same :/ :pac: ah no I surprise myself sometimes :)

    Are you jammy?


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    #1731
    Colser
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    Lorelli! wrote: »
    Ye I'm a really bad cook so it doesn't matter, it all tastes the same :/ :pac: ah no I surprise myself sometimes :)

    Are you jammy?

    I'm not but I know the jammiest person in the world...bugs the life out of me.

    Are you fit?


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    #1732
    gramar
    Closed Accounts Posts: 12,045 ✭✭✭✭gramar


    Lorelli! wrote: »
    Ye I'm a really bad cook so it doesn't matter, it all tastes the same :/ :pac: ah no I surprise myself sometimes :)

    Are you jammy?

    As in lucky? No, I don't think so.

    Can you complete the missing word in this song...

    I'm popeye the sailorman
    I live in a pot of jam
    The jam is so sticky
    it sticks to me ____________
    I'm popeye the sailorman !


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    #1733
    Lorelli!
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    gramar wrote: »
    As in lucky? No, I don't think so.

    Can you complete the missing word in this song...

    I'm popeye the sailorman
    I live in a pot of jam
    The jam is so sticky
    it sticks to me ____________
    I'm popeye the sailorman !

    No sorry can't think of anything :)

    When you were a teenager, were you popular or a geek or a bit of an inbetweener?


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    #1734
    gramar
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    Lorelli! wrote: »
    No sorry can't think of anything :)

    When you were a teenager, were you popular or a geek or a bit of an inbetweener?

    I was me.

    Do you read the small print?


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    #1735
    Lorelli!
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    gramar wrote: »
    I was me.

    Do you read the small print?

    I give it a glance :/

    Do you appreciate good graffiti?


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    #1736
    gramar
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    Lorelli! wrote: »
    I give it a glance :/

    Do you appreciate good graffiti?

    Good graffiti in the right place is ok.
    Dicks scrawling their names should have their fingers broken.

    Have you ever had to wear any high viz?


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    #1737
    Rubberlegs
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    gramar wrote: »
    Good graffiti in the right place is ok.
    Dicks scrawling their names should have their fingers broken.

    Have you ever had to wear any high viz?

    No, never had to.

    Do you know someone that could throw on a black sack and look fabulous ?


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    #1738
    gramar
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    73Cat wrote: »
    No, never had to.

    Do you know someone that could throw on a black sack and look fabulous ?

    I most certainly do. Fabulous without it too.

    Should jojo bows be shot off kids heads William Tell style?


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    #1739
    Lorelli!
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,360 ✭✭✭Lorelli!


    gramar wrote: »
    I most certainly do. Fabulous without it too.

    Should jojo bows be shot off kids heads William Tell style?

    They are bit over the top.

    Did you have posters on your bedroom wall as a teen?


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    #1740
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    Lorelli! wrote: »
    They are bit over the top.

    Did you have posters on your bedroom wall as a teen?

    I had no posters but often had various animals in the room with me.

    Do you know anyone who is on a run of bad luck at the moment?


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    #1741
    Lorelli!
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,360 ✭✭✭Lorelli!


    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    I had no posters but often had various animals in the room with me.

    Do you know anyone who is on a run of bad luck at the moment?

    Not anyone that I know of atm but it can be very stressful when lots of different things go wrong one after the other.

    Do you prefer eccentric musicians dancing on stage at concerts like Mick Jagger and Ian Curtis or more planned and choreographed performances?


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