Interview the person below you (Part 6) MOD WARNING IN FIRST POST

Caoimhgh1n

I am indeed.

Any plans for tomorrow?

Caoimhgh1n

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

I am indeed.

Any plans for tomorrow?

I'm half considering jumping on a train, maybe to lovely Galway.

Do you like Galway?

Caoimhgh1n

Haven't been in since I was around 7, I can't remember it. Lol.

You like Kilkenny?

Lavinia

Been for Christmas party, was lovely

Do you eager for weekend like me?

Caoimhgh1n

Hate it. Sundays can be okay, sometimes...

You like Wednesdays?

Lavinia

Only as a day closer to Friday eg weekend

What's wrong with weekends for you?

gramar

Lavinia wrote: »

Only as a day closer to Friday eg weekend

What's wrong with weekends for you?

Two days too short.

Have you ever been in Sheffield on a wednesday?

Lavinia

Lavinia wrote: »

Only as a day closer to Friday eg weekend

What's wrong with weekends for you?

I like them but never having worked a Monday to Friday 9 - 5 job means that weekdays can feel the same as a weekend. In other words I don't discriminate between days
Sundays used to be a struggle for me years ago however.

Where did you stay in Kilkenny?

gramar

Deleted User wrote: »

I like them but never having worked a Monday to Friday 9 - 5 job means that weekdays can feel the same as a weekend. In other words I don't discriminate between days
Sundays used to be a struggle for me years ago however.

Where did you stay in Kilkenny?

With me ma and pa.

Do you keep many plants inside the house?

Caoimhgh1n

gramar wrote: »

With me ma and pa.

Do you keep many plants inside the house?

Yup.

Fav plant?

gramar

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

Yup.

Fav plant?

Robert.

Abandoned house or dark forest?

Lavinia

gramar wrote: »

Two days too short.

Have you ever been in Sheffield on a wednesday?

B been on Wednesday but not in Sheffield

Deleted User wrote: »

I like them but never having worked a Monday to Friday 9 - 5 job means that weekdays can feel the same as a weekend. In other words I don't discriminate between days
Sundays used to be a struggle for me years ago however.

Where did you stay in Kilkenny?

Pembroke
Stayed for the night as well

Do you know it?

Lavinia

Lavinia wrote: »

B been on Wednesday but not in Sheffield

Pembroke
Stayed for the night as well

Do you know it?

I know of it. Kilkenny used to be a favourite spot of mine for going out in. Maybe I'll take a trip there tomorrow.

@ Gramar, an abandoned house.

What about an abandoned house in a dark forest?

Lavinia

Deleted User wrote: »

I know of it. Kilkenny used to be a favourite spot of mine for going out in. Maybe I'll take a trip there tomorrow.

@ Gramar, an abandoned house.

What about an abandoned house in a dark forest?

Would be exactly my choice

Lost on the sea or in a desert?

Lavinia

Lavinia wrote: »

Would be exactly my choice

Lost on the area or in a desert?

Definitely not a desert. There's something about being in the middle of one that I find a bit terrifying.

Did you ever watch a comedy with Goldie Hawn in it called Protocol?

gramar

Deleted User wrote: »

Definitely not a desert. There's something about being in the middle of one that I find a bit terrifying.

Did you ever watch a comedy with Goldie Hawn in it called Protocol?

Comedy and Goldie Hawn are not two things I'd have associated.

Have you ever tasted snozzberries?

Miss Demeanour

gramar wrote: »

Comedy and Goldie Hawn are not two things I'd have associated.

Have you ever tasted snozzberries?

Can't say I have had the pleasure.

How productive was your day on a scale of 1-10?

Caoimhgh1n

2.

Yours?

Miss Demeanour

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

2.

Yours?

8.5.

Favourite thing to dip in tea?

gramar

Miss Demeanour wrote: »

8.5.

Favourite thing to dip in tea?

Bikkies.

I was thinking before they should invent biscuits that stay upright in the tay or whatever drink if you let go of them. Like bouyant bikkies. Do you think that would be a runner?

Miss Demeanour

gramar wrote: »

Bikkies.

I was thinking before they should invent biscuits that stay upright in the tay or whatever drink if you let go of them. Like bouyant bikkies. Do you think that would be a runner?

No the point of dipping is so they fall soggily into your mouth......

What would you give your right leg for now?

gramar

Miss Demeanour wrote: »

No the point of dipping is so they fall soggily into your mouth......

What would you give your right leg for now?

A bouyant biscuit.

They would be in the tay but stand upright as it were. Like an iceberg.

How much would you like to invest?

Miss Demeanour

gramar wrote: »

A bouyant biscuit.

They would be in the tay but stand upright as it were. Like an iceberg.

How much would you like to invest?

Loads.

How much do ya need?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

A bouyant biscuit.

They would be in the tay but stand upright as it were. Like an iceberg.

How much would you like to invest?

I have a sinking feeling on it, I'll pass.

Do you like iced tea?

Caoimhgh1n

Eamondomc wrote: »

I have a sinking feeling on it, I'll pass.

Do you like iced tea?

It is okay, I prefer iced coffee.

Fav caffeinated drink?

gramar

Miss Demeanour wrote: »

Loads.

How much do ya need?

A bid wad of cash.

Eamondomc wrote: »

I have a sinking feeling on it, I'll pass.

Do you like iced tea?

Never tried it.

Gap year...a voyage of self discovery or a pile of wanker ****?

gramar

gramar wrote: »

A bid wad of cash.



Never tried it.

Gap year...a voyage of self discovery or a pile of wanker ****?

A great big steaming pile of ****.

What do you think about Erasmus year?

gramar

Deleted User wrote: »

A great big steaming pile of ****.

What do you think about Erasmus year?

I didn't do it nor did I give it any thought.

Are you able to put a clothes peg back together when it comes apart?

Hugo Stiglitz

gramar wrote: »

I didn't do it nor did I give it any thought.

Are you able to put a clothes peg back together when it comes apart?

Yes.

Ever go over the handlebars of your bike?

gramar

Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »

Yes.

Ever go over the handlebars of your bike?

Not for a long time.

Where you been?

Hugo Stiglitz

gramar wrote: »

Not for a long time.

Where you been?

The men in the white coats took me away for a little holiday.

Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?

Caoimhgh1n

Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »

The men in the white coats took me away for a little holiday.

Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?

No.

Ever have a paranormal experience?

Miss Demeanour

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

No.

Ever have a paranormal experience?

I have.

Are you listening to the rain outside right now?

Caoimhgh1n

It's not raining here now, but there is a 100 percent chance of rain at 4, apparently.

You?

Miss Demeanour

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

It's not raining here now, but there is a 100 percent chance of rain at 4, apparently.

You?

Yeah it pouring....love listening to it against the window.

Favourite sound.....crashing waves or wind howling?

Caoimhgh1n

Waves, definitely. Very relaxing, even when they're violent.

You like the seaside?

Miss Demeanour

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

Waves, definitely. Very relaxing, even when they're violent.

You like the seaside?

I love everything about the seaside....the sights, sounds and smell.

Do you get a mad craving for fish n chips at the seaside ?

Caoimhgh1n

Nope. I rarely buy chips there.

Do you have a special cup or mug?

Shannon757

Miss Demeanour wrote: »

I love everything about the seaside....the sights, sounds and smell.

Do you get a mad craving for fish n chips at the seaside ?

No.

How can you like the sound of rain off the window?

Lavinia

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

Nope. I rarely buy chips there.
Do you have a special cup or mug?

I had.
Till my flatmate broke it

Shannon757 wrote: »

No.
How can you like the sound of rain off the window?

Just like that : ) find it soothing

Ah it is Friday - can you believe it? :d

Eamondomc

Lavinia wrote: »

I had.
Till my flatmate broke it


Just like that : ) find it soothing

Ah it is Friday - can you believe it? :d

I can as yesterday was Thursday and tomoro is Saturday.

1/52nd of the year will be over this weekend, can you believe it?

Eamondomc

Eamondomc wrote: »

I can as yesterday was Thursday and tomoro is Saturday.

1/52nd of the year will be over this weekend, can you believe it?

I can, time to buy Easter eggs.

Have you ever been soaked to the skin from rain?

Eamondomc

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I can, time to buy Easter eggs.

Have you ever been soaked to the skin from rain?

Many times. The joys of outdoor work.

Have you ever fallen in to water with your clothes on?

Eamondomc

Eamondomc wrote: »

Many times. The joys of outdoor work.

Have you ever fallen in to water with your clothes on?

Not a significant amount of water.

Do you like and use Honey?

gramar

Deleted User wrote: »

Not a significant amount of water.

Do you like and use Honey?

I do, the reat stuff though. I often put it in tea.

Do you ever call people honey, sweatheart or sugar?

Eamondomc

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Not a significant amount of water.

Do you like and use Honey?

I use it in my porridge or cereal.

Do you watch your calorie intake?

Shannon757

Eamondomc wrote: »

I use it in my porridge or cereal.

Do you watch your calorie intake?

Only when necessary.


Do you have an activity tracking app or Fitbit?

Eamondomc

Shannon757 wrote: »

Only when necessary.


Do you have an activity tracking app or Fitbit?

I have strada.

Is it raining with you this morning?

Shannon757

Yes. Was very heavy all night.


Ant plans for today?

gramar

Shannon757 wrote: »

Yes. Was very heavy all night.


Ant plans for today?

Build a colony.

How much do you think a lighthouse weighs?