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

Lavinia

Felix Jones is God wrote: »

Darryl Hannah

Yours ?

Jason Momoa.

gramar wrote: »

Birds custard.

Do you like any burnt food?

no.

Do you?

gramar

Lavinia wrote: »

Jason Momoa.


no.

Do you?

Those little burnt chips you get sometimes.

Would you prefer to eat tree twigs or cold McDonalds fries?

Lavinia

Comparing to the later tree twigs sound yummy :d

I'm now thinking of that enormous turnip.
Does it say how enormous it was?


:unsure:

gramar

Lavinia wrote: »

Comparing to the later tree twigs sound yummy :d

I'm now thinking of that enormous turnip.
Does it say how enormous it was?


:unsure:

Do you prefer veg that grows in the ground or above it?

Lavinia

Above it

Taking you have to get up at 6am when would you go to bed?

Eamondomc

Lavinia wrote: »

Above it

Taking you have to get up at 6am when would you go to bed?

About 10:30 to 11.

Would you have a glass of wine or some alcoholic drink most nights?

Colser

Eamondomc wrote: »

About 10:30 to 11.

Would you have a glass of wine or some alcoholic drink most nights?

Yes.

Is this the norm do you think or are people more disciplined or binge drinkers a couple of nights?

Stev3G187

Colser wrote: »

Yes.

Is this the norm do you think or are people more disciplined or binge drinkers a couple of nights?

Disciplined due to the society changing compared to that of 50 years ago.

When you pass by a church, cemetery or hearse, do you bless yourself?

Caoimhgh1n

I usually bless myself if I pass a graveyard.

Any good ways to go asleep?

Eamondomc

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

I usually bless myself if I pass a graveyard.

Any good ways to go asleep?

You will hear all sorts of stories of how to sleep, good and bad, best remedy is just to relax, however you can manage to do that.

Will you manage to soldier on now the pig is dead?

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

You will hear all sorts of stories of how to sleep, good and bad, best remedy is just to relax, however you can manage to do that.

Will you manage to soldier on now the pig is dead?

Onwards and upwards.

Did you go for a few pints after last night?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

Onwards and upwards.

Did you go for a few pints after last night?

I did, had three pints of shandy and played some cards, home at 12:30.

Are you working today?

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

I did, had three pints of shandy and played some cards, home at 12:30.

Are you working today?

Here I am.

Do you work with any briars?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

Here I am.

Do you work with any briars?

I do for sure, both literally and metaphorically

I have a new arrival this morning, have you ever delivered a calf?

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

I do for sure, both literally and metaphorically

I have a new arrival this morning, have you ever delivered a calf?

I haven't but it's on the bucket list.

Is it An Post that's going to deliver it?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

I haven't but it's on the bucket list.

Is it An Post that's going to deliver it?

Lol, no, tbf I didn't deliver this one either, mummy had the deed done before I got out there, I watched on CCTV from the kitchen.

What's the strangest delivery you've gotten in the post?

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

Lol, no, tbf I didn't deliver this one either, mummy had the deed done before I got out there, I watched on CCTV from the kitchen.

What's the strangest delivery you've gotten in the post?

Mummy??? You mean you let your 88 year old mother deliver a calf while you were in the kitchen suppin' tay watching it on CCTV?


I can't think of anything strange, at least nothing that seemed strange to me!

Tell me, how did she get on with the blowing the other day?

Colser

Eamondomc wrote: »

Lol, no, tbf I didn't deliver this one either, mummy had the deed done before I got out there, I watched on CCTV from the kitchen.

What's the strangest delivery you've gotten in the post?

A cheque from some government department saying that they'd underpaid me for the free child preschool year ..I usually get bills from those places.

Are mother cows protective of their babies?

gramar

Colser wrote: »

A cheque from some government department saying that they'd underpaid me for the free child preschool year ..I usually get bills from those places.

Are mother cows protective of their babies?

I didn't know they had babies but I suppose they are!

Has a dingo got your baby?

gramar

gramar wrote: »

I didn't know they had babies but I suppose they are!

Has a dingo got your baby?

No babbies.

Guess what I'm eating?

Eamondomc

[Deleted User] wrote: »

No babbies.

Guess what I'm eating?

Pizza.

Is cheese essential for a pizza?

Eamondomc

Eamondomc wrote: »

Pizza.

Is cheese essential for a pizza?

No, just substitute with Nutella

Would you drive below, at or above the speed limit generally?

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] wrote: »

No, just substitute with Nutella

Would you drive below, at or above the speed limit generally?

Generally above but it depends. I'm not great going around corners these days, take it very slow, because I drove a car in to a wall for taking one too fast. So that slowed me down. I've never not had penalty points. No sooner have I gotten rid of one lot and another two appear. I am getting better though.

Are you as bad as me?

gramar

Deleted User wrote: »

Generally above but it depends. I'm not great going around corners these days, take it very slow, because I drove a car in to a wall for taking one too fast. So that slowed me down. I've never not had penalty points. No sooner have I gotten rid of one lot and another two appear. I am getting better though.

Are you as bad as me?

I'm not, never had penalty points and two fines for speeding totalling 75 quid in 15 or more years driving. I'm good at breaking windscreens though.


Would you prefer to ride a donkey an ass or a pony?

gramar

gramar wrote: »

I'm not, never had penalty points and two fines for speeding totalling 75 quid in 15 or more years driving. I'm good at breaking windscreens though.


Would you prefer to ride a donkey an ass or a pony?

What about a fella? :pac:

gramar

Deleted User wrote: »

What about a fella? :pac:

That wasn't an option.

Can you please answer the question?

gramar

gramar wrote: »

That wasn't an option.

Can you please answer the question?

A feckin dunkey!

Happy?!!


:pac:

gramar

Deleted User wrote: »

A feckin dunkey!

Happy?!!


:pac:

Your spelling of dunkey appears to be incorrect but it'll have to do.

Last time you beeped the horn at someone?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

Your spelling of dunkey appears to be incorrect but it'll have to do.

Last time you beeped the horn at someone?

I m always beeping the neighbours with my horn.

Have you ever had a novelty horn?

Lavinia

nope but was thinking about it..

How much would you give for second hand car?

Eamondomc

Lavinia wrote: »

nope but was thinking about it..

How much would you give for second hand car?

Depends on the year and make I suppose.

Are you buying one?

Lavinia

Eamondomc wrote: »

Depends on the year and make I suppose.

yes but how old would you buy / what make / so how much would you give for it, how high would you go

Are you buying one?

not at the moment but thinking

Colser

Lavinia wrote: »

yes but how old would you buy / what make / so how much would you give for it, how high would you go

not at the moment but thinking

Depends..

Are you into cars,trading,getting a loan or paying cash?

Lavinia

Loan it would have to be, on two years at least

Do you know round&about cars?

Eamondomc

Lavinia wrote: »

Loan it would have to be, on two years at least

Do you know round&about cars?

Tbh, you'd be better with a personal friend who knows motors for advice, there's so much to consider, how much you can afford, type of car you'd like, insurance, tax and running costs can vary so much depending on year, size and make of car. But good luck if you decide to buy,

What type of car do you like?

Eamondomc

Eamondomc wrote: »

Tbh, you'd be better with a personal friend who knows motors for advice, there's so much to consider, how much you can afford, type of car you'd like, insurance, tax and running costs can vary so much depending on year, size and make of car. But good luck if you decide to buy,

What type of car do you like?

A big massive yoke so I can drive over all the little yokes

What type of car do you like?

Eamondomc

[Deleted User] wrote: »

A big massive yoke so I can drive over all the little yokes

What type of car do you like?

I have a vw Passat, I love it, I have a big Toyota yokie jeep too, I love it as well. I d love a Merc but it'd be too fancy for the type of stuff I need a car for.

Does size really matter?

Eamondomc

Eamondomc wrote: »

I have a vw Passat, I love it, I have a big Toyota yokie jeep too, I love it as well. I d love a Merc but it'd be too fancy for the type of stuff I need a car for.

Does size really matter?

It depends on what we are talking about When it comes to cars not a bit. I have a little one that's old and that's about all I can afford. A nice newish Golf and I'd be happy.

Do you like marmalade samitches?

Eamondomc

[Deleted User] wrote: »

It depends on what we are talking about When it comes to cars not a bit. I have a little one that's old and that's about all I can afford. A nice newish Golf and I'd be happy.

Do you like marmalade samitches?

No, I don't like marmalade. Strawberry jam for me.

Ever eat marmite?

Eamondomc

Eamondomc wrote: »

No, I don't like marmalade. Strawberry jam for me.

Ever eat marmite?

I haven't. Strawberry jam is lovely alright.

Did you have a good day?

Caoimhgh1n

Deleted User wrote: »

I haven't. Strawberry jam is lovely alright.

Did you have a good day?

It was meh.

You?

Eamondomc

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

It was meh.

You?

I had a good day.

What fcuked up your day, school?

Caoimhgh1n

Eamondomc wrote: »

I had a good day.

What fcuked up your day, school?

That, and the fact I didn't have my locker key and I don't understand the maths homework and won't have English completed for tomorrow.

What was your favourite subject?

Colser

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

That, and the fact I didn't have my locker key and I don't understand the maths homework and won't have English completed for tomorrow.

What was your favourite subject?

Maths.

Will we deffo get snow?

gramar

Colser wrote: »

Maths.

Will we deffo get snow?

I deffo don't know.

Is there a boat full of salt making it's way to Ireland as we exchange inane questions?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

I deffo don't know.

Is there a boat full of salt making it's way to Ireland as we exchange inane questions?

Probably, though they claim to be well stocked already.
@C, Thursday looks likely to be bitterly cold and a good chance it will snow in most places, how much is debatable but be aware on the morning if you're driving that return evening journeys could be dangerous.

Would you drive in hazardly snowy and cold conditions?

Lavinia

Eamondomc wrote: »

there's so much to consider, how much you can afford, type of car you'd like, insurance, tax and running costs can vary so much depending on year, size and make of car. ,

oh but of course, hence the question E : )

Eamondomc wrote: »

Probably, though they claim to be well stocked already.
@C, Thursday looks likely to be bitterly cold and a good chance it will snow in most places, how much is debatable but be aware on the morning if you're driving that return evening journeys could be dangerous.

Would you drive in hazardly snowy and cold conditions?

i would, as i'm well used to that


btw why do we have to have car insurance??

gramar

Lavinia wrote: »

oh but of course, hence the question E : )

i would, as i'm well used to that


btw why do we have to have car insurance??

So you're not held personally liable for other people's false or inflated insurance claims.

You wouldn't make a false or inflated insurance claim would you?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

So you're not held personally liable for other people's false or inflated insurance claims.

You wouldn't make a false or inflated insurance claim would you?

No, I do estimates for insurance claims for houses and commercial buildings sometimes, you'd be surprised what people will expect of you when doing them and offer to do them to suit.

How many insurance policies do you have?

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

No, I do estimates for insurance claims for houses and commercial buildings sometimes, you'd be surprised what people will expect of you when doing them and offer to do them to suit.

How many insurance policies do you have?

I have enough.

If you were an insurance salesperson what type would you sell?