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

Shannon757

La.de.da wrote: »

Aye it is.



It seems we have some kinky feicers amongst us doesn't it?

Won't somebody think of the children?

gramar

La.de.da wrote: »

Aye it is.



It seems we have some kinky feicers amongst us doesn't it?

It's takes one to know one!

Shannon757 wrote: »

Won't somebody think of the children?

Aren't you getting an education?

Did you get sex-ed in school?

Caoimhgh1n

No.

Did you?

gramar

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

No.

Did you?

I don't think so.
As far as I can remember the closest thing to it was the human reproductive system in Biology when a man told us about how a man's penis would become erect and then inserted into a vagina etc etc


There's a wan here who is 64 and has just had twins. How old is too old to be a mother?

La.de.da

gramar wrote: »

I don't think so.
As far as I can remember the closest thing to it was the human reproductive system in Biology when a man told us about how a man's penis would become erect and then inserted into a vagina etc etc


There's a wan here who is 64 and has just had twins. How old is too old to be a mother?

64 is deffo too old.. I think mid 40s should be the cut off point.

At 64 would the child be hanging on in the womb for dear life?

Hugo Stiglitz

La.de.da wrote: »

64 is deffo too old.. I think mid 40s should be the cut off point.

At 64 would the child be hanging on in the womb for dear life?

Probably.

Would you exchange the ability to have children for being able to have the body of a 30 year old for 30 years?

gramar

La.de.da wrote: »

64 is deffo too old.. I think mid 40s should be the cut off point.

At 64 would the child be hanging on in the womb for dear life?

I'd say it would be gasping to get out for a bit of fresh air.

Are you a sensitive soul?

Hugo Stiglitz

gramar wrote: »

I'd say it would be gasping to get out for a bit of fresh air.

Are you a sensitive soul?

I am. Too much at times.

Do you think you could perform a mercy killing on a human if you had to?

gramar

Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »

I am. Too much at times.

Do you think you could perform a mercy killing on a human if you had to?

I could.

Are you trying to ask me something?

Hugo Stiglitz

Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »

I am. Too much at times.

Do you think you could perform a mercy killing on a human if you had to?

I would but with difficulty. I'd be more capable of killing someone who was threatening my life or the life of people I love.

What about you?

Colser

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I would but with difficulty. I'd be more capable of killing someone who was threatening my life or the life of people I love.

What about you?

I could if they were in pain.

What was the best year (age wise) so far for you?

Colser

Colser wrote: »

I could if they were in pain.

What was the best year (age wise) so far for you?

God I don't know. I have a tendency of looking to the past with rose tinted glasses but in all honesty it's been a long time since I had one solidly great year. It's been more some great months and some awful months.

Between the ages of 18 and 21 were really great. Bits and pieces up to 2011. Then erm parts of last year.

Ask me a different question

Hugo Stiglitz

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God I don't know. I have a tendency of looking to the past with rose tinted glasses but in all honesty it's been a long time since I had one solidly great year. It's been more some great months and some awful months.

Between the ages of 18 and 21 were really great. Bits and pieces up to 2011. Then erm parts of last year.

Ask me a different question

Are the majority of teenagers little shîts?

Caoimhgh1n

Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »

Are the majority of teenagers little shîts?

Yes.

Would you agree?

Wang Kerr

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

Yes.

Would you agree?

Yeah, i have 4 nieces 3 of them sexually active before 16 and 1 that can't make up her mind if she's bi, gay, pan or just dumb as a fcking rock.
Don't get me wrong, love them all to pieces and have changed everyone of their nappies, babysat them and even taking 2 of them next week as their mothers are off on hols....But still and all...I'd kick them up the arse all day long if they were mine
Is anyone else knackered already by this week or is it just me ?

Rubberlegs

Wang Kerr wrote: »

Yeah, i have 4 nieces 3 of them sexually active before 16 and 1 that can't make up her mind if she's bi, gay, pan or just dumb as a fcking rock.
Don't get me wrong, love them all to pieces and have changed everyone of their nappies, babysat them and even taking 2 of them next week as their mothers are off on hols....But still and all...I'd kick them up the arse all day long if they were mine
Is anyone else knackered already by this week or is it just me ?

Yup, this week has been exhausting:(

What would bother you more, if your child was being bullied or the bully?

Eamondomc

73Cat wrote: »

Yup, this week has been exhausting:(

What would bother you more, if your child was being bullied or the bully?

Being bullied I think, it's a very good question, but I would be able to deal with my child if I found out they were a bully, hard to handle the situation the other way round.

I'm being bullied here, forced to watch expose, what should I do?

Caoimhgh1n

Eamondomc wrote: »

Being bullied I think, it's a very good question, but I would be able to deal with my child if I found out they were a bully, hard to handle the situation the other way round.

I'm being bullied here, forced to watch expose, what should I do?

Run as fast as you can.

Will you take my advice?

Eamondomc

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

Run as fast as you can.

Will you take my advice?

I won't, but I'm off for a brisk walk anyway.

Have you dodgy knees?

Rubberlegs

Eamondomc wrote: »

I won't, but I'm off for a brisk walk anyway.

Have you dodgy knees?

I haven't.

What part of you gives you the most trouble ?

73Cat

73Cat wrote: »

I haven't.

What part of you gives you the most trouble ?

The feeling and the thinking.

What are you up to tonight?

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] wrote: »

The feeling and the thinking.

What are you up to tonight?

Nothing, just lying on the bed checking boards and twitter. It's amazing how some people are so opinionated.

Are you very opinionated?

Tristrams Shandied

Deleted User wrote: »

Nothing, just lying on the bed checking boards and twitter. It's amazing how some people are so opinionated.

Are you very opinionated?

Highly!

Any novel suggestions to blow off steam after a long day?

Tristrams Shandied

Tristrams Shandied wrote: »

Highly!

Any novel suggestions to blow off steam after a long day?

Just throw a few posts in the politics forums that don't tow the general consensus and watch.

Are you affiliated to a political party?

Tristrams Shandied

Deleted User wrote: »

Just throw a few posts in the politics forums that don't tow the general consensus and watch.

Are you affiliated to a political party?

Used to be but bowed out because it can get too addictive.

Do you ever feel you have an itch you need to scratch?

Tristrams Shandied

Tristrams Shandied wrote: »

Used to be but bowed out because it can get too addictive.

Do you ever feel you have an itch you need to scratch?

When that happens am usually concerned I might be getting manic.

White or Brown bread?

Eamondomc

[Deleted User] wrote: »

When that happens am usually concerned I might be getting manic.

White or Brown bread?

I was listening to a lady on the radio the other morning, she said white bread is no more fattening than brown, there's just more fibre in brown. But I go brown mostly, except toast, I hate brown bread toasted.

Anyone for a chocolate just peeling a Terrys chocolate orange?

Tristrams Shandied

Eamondomc wrote: »

I was listening to a lady on the radio the other morning, she said white bread is no more fattening than brown, there's just more fibre in brown. But I go brown mostly, except toast, I hate brown bread toasted.

Anyone for a chocolate just peeling a Terrys chocolate orange?

Mmmmm....yes, please. Haven't had Terry's chocolate orange in ages but I did make a chocolate orange microwave mug cake last week.

What's your favourite restaurant?

Eamondomc

Eamondomc wrote: »

I was listening to a lady on the radio the other morning, she said white bread is no more fattening than brown, there's just more fibre in brown. But I go brown mostly, except toast, I hate brown bread toasted.

Anyone for a chocolate just peeling a Terrys chocolate orange?

I love them but am munching my way through a selection of Leonidas chocolates at the moment with a glass of Red Wine.

Are you good at sharing treats?

Tristrams Shandied

Deleted User wrote: »

I love them but am munching my way through a selection of Leonidas chocolates at the moment with a glass of Red Wine.

Are you good at sharing treats?

No. I hide them up my sleeve and in the attic.

Are there any quirks you miss about an ex boyfriend or girlfriend whichever is applicable?

Eamondomc

Tristrams Shandied wrote: »

Mmmmm....yes, please. Haven't had Terry's chocolate orange in ages but I did make a chocolate orange microwave mug cake last week.

What's your favourite restaurant?

Pol O D's in ballyconnell co Cavan is my fav if going for an occaison, other than that and for frequenting, the lodge in Gowns or the Breffni arms in Arva, all in Cavan just across the border from me.

Do you dine out often?

Tristrams Shandied

Tristrams Shandied wrote: »

No. I hide them up my sleeve and in the attic.

Are there any quirks you miss about an ex boyfriend or girlfriend whichever is applicable?

None that I can think of but it's been soooooooooooooo long since I had an ex, my memory is fading.

Do you show affection in public?

Tristrams Shandied

Eamondomc wrote: »

Pol O D's in ballyconnell co Cavan is my fav if going for an occaison, other than that and for frequenting, the lodge in Gowns or the Breffni arms in Arva, all in Cavan just across the border from me.

Do you dine out often?

Quite a bit. Was out for dinner in Ranelagh last night and a lot of the restaurants were really busy for a Wednesday night.

Is the Celtic Tiger defintely roaring again?

Tristrams Shandied

Tristrams Shandied wrote: »

Quite a bit. Was out for dinner in Ranelagh last night and a lot of the restaurants were really busy for a Wednesday night.

Is the Celtic Tiger defintely roaring again?

I don't think it's quite roaring yet and I really would not like to see a return to the Celtic Tiger years.

Do you know anyone who benefitted from the Celtic Tiger years and survived the recession?

tomwaterford

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I don't think it's quite roaring yet and I really would not like to see a return to the Celtic Tiger years.

Do you know anyone who benefitted from the Celtic Tiger years and survived the recession?

I benefitted in that I got an apprenticeship...which at any normal other time. ...I wouldn't been able to.....since I'm still about....we can conclude I survived the recession





Do you remember the old recession session....drink deals/nights they used have?

Eamondomc

tomwaterford wrote: »

I benefitted in that I got an apprenticeship...which at any normal other time. ...I wouldn't been able to.....since I'm still about....we can conclude I survived the recession





Do you remember the old recession session....drink deals/nights they used have?

Yes, if there was a match on or a big event on telly, pints for a couple of euro, or free shots with your pint, loads of stuff to get you in.

Do you drink Jaeger bombs?

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

Yes, if there was a match on or a big event on telly, pints for a couple of euro, or free shots with your pint, loads of stuff to get you in.

Do you drink Jaeger bombs?

Not exactly sure what they are but no, I don't.

Do you think you stand on a pint glass without it breaking?

tomwaterford

gramar wrote: »

Not exactly sure what they are but no, I don't.

Do you think you stand on a pint glass without it breaking?

No...




Do you drink pint glasses or straight from the bottle

gramar

tomwaterford wrote: »

No...




Do you drink pint glasses or straight from the bottle

I stick a straw in the keg.

Would you consider making your own home brew?

tomwaterford

gramar wrote: »

I stick a straw in the keg.

Would you consider making your own home brew?

No...the smell would put me off....also not a huge fan of drinking at home....so it would be a poor fit for me




Ever been to poteen making place

gramar

tomwaterford wrote: »

No...the smell would put me off....also not a huge fan of drinking at home....so it would be a poor fit for me




Ever been to poteen making place

I haven't but I know someone who could take me if I were so inclined.

Have you ever been in the An Poitín stil?

Eamondomc

tomwaterford wrote: »

No...the smell would put me off....also not a huge fan of drinking at home....so it would be a poor fit for me




Ever been to poteen making place

Never.

Isn't poteen great medicine for sick cows?

tomwaterford

Eamondomc wrote: »

Never.

Isn't poteen great medicine for sick cows?

It is and for pains in the joints of humans




Nicest pOtten you ever had....where's Ya get it

tomwaterford

tomwaterford wrote: »

It is and for pains in the joints of humans




Nicest pOtten you ever had....where's Ya get it

I've never had it.

I'm waiting on the train after about 4 hours sleep. In bad mood

How is everyone else's mood?

Wang Kerr

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I've never had it.

I'm waiting on the train after about 4 hours sleep. In bad mood

How is everyone else's mood?

Think my mood mirrors your own, so am not looking forward to today
Ah well, it's almost the weekend, it'll be grand...Won't it?

tomwaterford

Wang Kerr wrote: »

Think my mood mirrors your own, so am not looking forward to today
Ah well, it's almost the weekend, it'll be grand...Won't it?

It will




What should you bring as a gift to the afters of an Indian wedding?

Wang Kerr

Wang Kerr wrote: »

Think my mood mirrors your own, so am not looking forward to today
Ah well, it's almost the weekend, it'll be grand...Won't it?

I'm not too sure Wang but we can be hopeful.

Are you in work now?

Shannon757

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I'm not too sure Wang but we can be hopeful.

Are you in work now?

I'm in school now.



What's the weather like?

Shannon757

Shannon757 wrote: »

I'm in school now.



What's the weather like?

It's not too bad. Kind of cold instead of very cold.

What's it like where you are?

Shannon757

[Deleted User] wrote: »

It's not too bad. Kind of cold instead of very cold.

What's it like where you are?

I don't know. I'm too sore to turn round to look out



Are you in work?