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The Noccers Interview Thread

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    #1982
    gramar
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    Lorelli! wrote: »
    I like the basketball shots

    Does the idea of The Butterfly Effect freak you out a bit?

    Not unduly.

    Would you be more freaked out by bats or rats?


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    #1983
    Lorelli!
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    gramar wrote: »
    Not unduly.

    Would you be more freaked out by bats or rats?

    Well bats are kind of like flying rats so I'd say bats!

    Have you got a strong or fairly neutral accent?


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    #1984
    gramar
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    Lorelli! wrote: »
    Well bats are kind of like flying rats so I'd say bats!

    Have you got a strong or fairly neutral accent?

    Reasonably neutral.

    What accent can you best immitate?


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    #1985
    Lorelli!
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    gramar wrote: »
    Reasonably neutral.

    What accent can you best immitate?

    I can't do any that well but I can say the phrase "there's a shark in the water" in an Australian accent :)

    Would you like to live in Summer Bay?


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    #1986
    gramar
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    Lorelli! wrote: »
    I can't do any that well but I can say the phrase "there's a shark in the water" in an Australian accent :)

    Would you like to live in Summer Bay?

    Would I!!??

    What do you do when a singer you like comes on the radio?


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    #1987
    Lorelli!
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    gramar wrote: »
    Would I!!??

    What do you do when a singer you like comes on the radio?

    Turn it up

    Do you appreciate a song more when you catch it on the radio?


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    #1988
    gramar
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    Lorelli! wrote: »
    Turn it up

    Do you appreciate a song more when you catch it on the radio?

    I think you to. Conversely you dislike songs you don't like even more when they're on.

    On a 30 minute car journey how many times might you change the station?


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    #1989
    Colser
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    gramar wrote: »
    I think you to. Conversely you dislike songs you don't like even more when they're on.

    On a 30 minute car journey how many times might you change the station?

    Try 6 stations and usually go to CD unless Garreth o Callaghan is playing the good oldies.

    Have you a face for radio or tv?


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    #1990
    gramar
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    Colser wrote: »
    Try 6 stations and usually go to CD unless Garreth o Callaghan is playing the good oldies.

    Have you a face for radio or tv?

    The big screen.

    If a radio programme is on tv or streamed online does it stop being a radio programme?


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    #1991
    Colser
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    gramar wrote: »
    The big screen.

    If a radio programme is on tv or streamed online does it stop being a radio programme?

    Nope..it's just a streamed radio programme...

    Isn't it?


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    #1992
    gramar
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    Colser wrote: »
    Nope..it's just a streamed radio programme...

    Isn't it?

    I suppose it is.

    Can you talk fast enough to be on radio?


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    #1993
    Lorelli!
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    gramar wrote: »
    I suppose it is.

    Can you talk fast enough to be on radio?

    Ye but I'd probably say something stupid and get in trouble :/

    Do you think the Fairy Godmother could have let Cinderella stay out a bit later than 12?


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    #1994
    cgh
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    No she was generous enough to let her out that late.

    Why did the glass slippers not change back at midnight too?


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    #1995
    Lorelli!
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    cgh wrote: »
    No she was generous enough to let her out that late.

    Why did the glass slippers not change back at midnight too?

    Probably something to do with the Fairy and her mind games.

    Was Pinnochio not even aloud to tell a white lie?


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    #1996
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    Lorelli! wrote: »
    Probably something to do with the Fairy and her mind games.

    Was Pinnochio not even aloud to tell a white lie?

    Maybe he was allowed to think it but not say it aloud.

    Is this a day for a few cans in the park?


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    #1997
    Lorelli!
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    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    Maybe he was allowed to think it but not say it aloud.

    Is this a day for a few cans in the park?

    Ye, go for it!

    How many packets of dry cream crackers do you think that you could eat without a drink of water?


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    #1998
    gramar
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Maybe he was allowed to think it but not say it aloud.

    Is this a day for a few cans in the park?

    No, go back to work.

    What's the most famous park you've set foot in?


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    #1999
    Rubberlegs
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    gramar wrote: »
    No, go back to work.

    What's the most famous park you've set foot in?

    Central Park.

    Do you eat the crusts either end of a sliced pan?


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    73Cat wrote: »
    Central Park.

    Do you eat the crusts either end of a sliced pan?

    i try to leave them for other people if i can

    Do you throw the stale bread out for the birds or bin it?


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    #2001
    Rubecula
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    never have bread go stale really.

    do you fry bread? and is it deep fried or shallow?


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    #2002
    Rubberlegs
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    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    i try to leave them for other people if i can

    Do you throw the stale bread out for the birds or bin it?

    I feed it to the birds :)

    Do you live near a duck pond ?


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    #2003
    Rubecula
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    I live near some small lakes and a bird sanctuary. Nice you may think but the bird sanctuary is on the end of the main runway of the airfield.

    Can you come up with other silly planning ideas?


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    #2004
    Rubberlegs
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    Rubecula wrote: »
    I live near some small lakes and a bird sanctuary. Nice you may think but the bird sanctuary is on the end of the main runway of the airfield.

    Can you come up with other silly planning ideas?


    Maybe a night club beside a funeral home :)

    Your favourite place of historical significance?


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    #2005
    Lorelli!
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    73Cat wrote: »
    Maybe a night club beside a funeral home :)

    Your favourite place of historical significance?

    Newgrange

    Do you cut your bread into soldiers to dip into eggs?


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    #2006
    Rubberlegs
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    Lorelli! wrote: »
    Newgrange

    Do you cut your bread into soldiers to dip into eggs?

    I do:)

    Do you find it hard to judge when your boiled eggs are done to your liking?


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    #2007
    davidk1394
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    73Cat wrote: »
    I do:)

    Do you find it hard to judge when your boiled eggs are done to your liking?

    I have it fairly well timed now.

    What had you for dinner ?


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    #2008
    Rubberlegs
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    davidk1394 wrote: »
    I have it fairly well timed now.

    What had you for dinner ?


    Lasagna, salad and garlic bread

    Are you good at making small talk or do you dread having to ?


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    #2009
    Lorelli!
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    73Cat wrote: »
    Lasagna, salad and garlic bread

    Are you good at making small talk or do you dread having to ?

    Sometimes I dread it but in general I like making small talk and im not too bad at it.

    Isn't this thread small talk?


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    #2010
    gramar
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    Lorelli! wrote: »
    Sometimes I dread it but in general I like making small talk and im not too bad at it.

    Isn't this thread small talk?

    It's not small talk if people don't talk about the weather.

    Have you ever photocopied any part of your body?


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    #2011
    Lorelli!
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    gramar wrote: »
    It's not small talk if people don't talk about the weather.

    Have you ever photocopied any part of your body?

    Yes.

    Whilst in an existing job, have you ever had to run to the printer after accidentally printing over 200 pages about another company that you were researching because you had an interview with them? Or was that just me?


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