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

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

Em.......yes of course.


Do you hunt at all?

I'm not a hunter but I have gone hunting.

How do you kill mice?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

I'm not a hunter but I have gone hunting.

How do you kill mice?

I dont.

Any snow there today?

gramar

gramar wrote: »

Calm, light frost...bitta fog in patches.

How many party balloons would be needed to lift you off the ground?

gramar wrote: »

As I posted already it's not stormy or raining...there's a light frost and foggy patches.

Would you stand 200 yards out in a golf driving range and let someone take 10 pot shots at you for 100 quid?

See above. No snow.

Do you eat snow?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

See above. No snow.

Do you eat snow?

No, though I have done in the past.

Do you think the yeti exists.

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

No, though I have done in the past.

Do you think the yeti exists.

Probably not but I'd say it did but died out.

Do you think Lough Ness should be drained to conclusively prove the existence or not of Nessie?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

Probably not but I'd say it did but died out.

Do you think Lough Ness should be drained to conclusively prove the existence or not of Nessie?

No, I love mystery and legend, long live nessie, yeti and bigfoot, even our local legendary pike, the leebeen monster.

Have you ever hunted for any of the above?

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

No, I love mystery and legend, long live nessie, yeti and bigfoot, even our local legendary pike, the leebeen monster.

Have you ever hunted for any of the above?

I haven't but I'd like to think they all exist and until it's proved they don't then in a way they will exist.

What's the biggest fish you've caught?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

I haven't but I'd like to think they all exist and until it's proved they don't then in a way they will exist.

What's the biggest fish you've caught?

A pretty big pike, didn't weigh him but we reckoned he was about a 14lb in old money.

Isn't spaghetti Bolognese really warming on a cold evening?

Felix Jones is God

Eamondomc wrote: »

A pretty big pike, didn't weigh him but we reckoned he was about a 14lb in old money.

Isn't spaghetti Bolognese really warming on a cold evening?

Fcking spaghetti....it's like soggy cardboard...without the taste

I'm cooking a madras....who wants some ?

Eamondomc

Felix Jones is God wrote: »

Fcking spaghetti....it's like soggy cardboard...without the taste

I'm cooking a madras....who wants some ?

Sounds good, if only I wasn't so full. It warms you going out as well, double value.

Do you want a warm apple and berry crumble for after?

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

Sounds good, if only I wasn't so full. It warms you going out as well, double value.

Do you want a warm apple and berry crumble for after?

Sure...once theyre not dingle berries.

Ever taken something someone else had thrown out?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

Sure...once theyre not dingle berries.

Ever taken something someone else had thrown out?

Regularly do, my brother works in fruit and veg he gives me baskets of old carrots and apples and other bits that he can't sell to give to the horses, who love them, I often pick a few good carrots or apples out for myself.

Would you eat something that had gone by its sell by date?

Shannon757

Eamondomc wrote: »

Regularly do, my brother works in fruit and veg he gives me baskets of old carrots and apples and other bits that he can't sell to give to the horses, who love them, I often pick a few good carrots or apples out for myself.

Would you eat something that had gone by its sell by date?

Probably not.

What sort of music do you listen to?

Shannon757

Shannon757 wrote: »

Probably not.

What sort of music do you listen to?

The Killers, Dolly Parton, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Richie Kavanagh..... It can change depending on my mood.

Can you sing?

Shannon757

[Deleted User] wrote: »

The Killers, Dolly Parton, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Richie Kavanagh..... It can change depending on my mood.

Can you sing?

I'd like to think I can.

Do you love the smell of silage?

Caoimhgh1n

Shannon757 wrote: »

I'd like to think I can.

Do you love the smell of silage?

I live for it.

Favourite scent?

Eamondomc

Caoimhgh1n wrote: »

I live for it.

Favourite scent?

Hard to beat a good fart.

Would you let rip or try to sneak it out?

davidk1394

Eamondomc wrote: »

Hard to beat a good fart.

Would you let rip or try to sneak it out?

Let rip at full belt

Are you proud of your farts ?

Eamondomc

davidk1394 wrote: »

Let rip at full belt

Are you proud of your farts ?

I don't fart:o

Anyone else looking at snow outside this morning.

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

I don't fart:o

Anyone else looking at snow outside this morning.

Not I.

Would you change your lawn for artificial grass?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

Not I.

Would you change your lawn for artificial grass?

No, I love my lawn for all its hardships.

Have you a full or half day today?

Colser

Eamondomc wrote:

Have you a full or half day today?

Day off work but have to go shopping and hair/ nails to be done ect.

Heading out tonight?

Shannon757

Colser wrote: »

Day off work but have to go shopping and hair/ nails to be done ect.

Heading out tonight?

Nom

Did you get any snow?

Eamondomc

Colser wrote: »

Day off work but have to go shopping and hair/ nails to be done ect.

Heading out tonight?

I dont know yet, but I doubt it.
Your day sounds just peachy. I have been TOLD I'm going shopping to Kildare village on Sunday, really really looking forward to that.

@S, a dusting, but yes, our first snow of the season.

Will the shops be mad at weekends from now till Xmas?

Colser

Eamondomc wrote:

Will the shops be mad at weekends from now till Xmas?

I'd say so as they seem pretty mad already here..

Are you prepared for the inevitable car park wars?

Eamondomc

Colser wrote: »

I'd say so as they seem pretty mad already here..

Are you prepared for the inevitable car park wars?

Aye, I hate it but look forward to the adventure at the same time.

Do we all enjoying going potty this time of year?

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

Aye, I hate it but look forward to the adventure at the same time.

Do we all enjoying going potty this time of year?

Bah, humbug.

Why do bank robbers use sawn off shotguns, would a pistol not be better seeing as you could have one hand on the gun and one free, easier to conceal etc?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

Bah, humbug.

Why do bank robbers use sawn off shotguns, would a pistol not be better seeing as you could have one hand on the gun and one free, easier to conceal etc?

Must be the scatter effect, you can maim many with one shot + easiest one to get in the first place.

Would you be likely to try to be a hero if you were caught up in a robbery?

Felix Jones is God

Eamondomc wrote: »

Must be the scatter effect, you can maim many with one shot + easiest one to get in the first place.

Would you be likely to try to be a hero if you were caught up in a robbery?

Friend of mine tried nearly 20 years ago and got a bollocking from the Gardai because they said innocent people could have been killed by his stupidity.

I'm sat here eating gruyère reserve cheese, peppered crackers and an 8° "full Irish" beer...jealous much ?

Colser

Felix Jones is God wrote:

I'm sat here eating gruyère reserve cheese, peppered crackers and an 8° "full Irish" beer...jealous much ?

I am actually..

Would you like a drink right now?

gramar

Colser wrote: »

I am actually..

Would you like a drink right now?

If you're referring to an alcoholic one then no, it's not something that appeals right now.

If you owned a pub would you like it to be in the middle of the street or on a corner?

Colser

Colser wrote: »

I am actually..

Would you like a drink right now?

Would you believe I wouldn't. I have a coffee in front of me and that's going down nicely.

What you up to?

Felix Jones is God

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Would you believe I wouldn't. I have a coffee in front of me and that's going down nicely.

What you up to?

My 8 degrees full Irish actually is the name of a beer! So that's what I was up to

How you doin' ?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

If you're referring to an alcoholic one then no, it's not something that appeals right now.

If you owned a pub would you like it to be in the middle of the street or on a corner?

I d like it in a building anyway, the middle of the street could be hard to handle with all that traffic and on a corner would be suicide.

@Felix, grand.

Where's that beer made, local to you?

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

I d like it in a building anyway, the middle of the street could be hard to handle with all that traffic and on a corner would be suicide.

@Felix, grand.

Where's that beer made, local to you?

San Miguel, made less than a mile from where I'm sat.

Is Guinness good for you?

Felix Jones is God

Eamondomc wrote: »

I d like it in a building anyway, the middle of the street could be hard to handle with all that traffic and on a corner would be suicide.

@Felix, grand.

Where's that beer made, local to you?

No, the 8 degrees range is made in mitchelstown
There are a few local ones in Kerry though, I like the chorca dhuibhne beers.... made sent the river and the mix it in a bath tub

Do you have a favourite beer ?

gramar

gramar wrote: »

San Miguel, made less than a mile from where I'm sat.

Is Guinness good for you?

It is. Plenty of iron.

I'm very tired and want the next hour to go very quickly. Do you have any magic spells?

Felix Jones is God

[Deleted User] wrote: »

It is. Plenty of iron.

I'm very tired and want the next hour to go very quickly. Do you have any magic spells?

Have a nap...other than that...look at pics of Channing Tatum unclothed on the net

Will that work ?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

San Miguel, made less than a mile from where I'm sat.

Is Guinness good for you?

Sometimes, but I have had occasions' it nearly killed me.
A story on Guinness, an old teacher of mine, maths, a raging alcho at the time, now reformed was drinking in a local bar when he fell off the stool clutching his chest in pain, an ambulance was sent for immediately as all assumed he was having a massive coronary.
It turned out he had just pulled muscles in his chest and abdomen from the amount of Guinness he had consumed on that day.

Wasn't good for him now, was it?

Felix Jones is God

Felix Jones is God wrote: »

Have a nap...other than that...look at pics of Channing Tatum unclothed on the net

Will that work ?

No thanks. He's not my glass of gin at all

Eamondomc

Eamondomc wrote: »

Sometimes, but I have had occasions' it nearly killed me.
A story on Guinness, an old teacher of mine, maths, a raging alcho at the time, now reformed was drinking in a local bar when he fell off the stool clutching his chest in pain, an ambulance was sent for immediately as all assumed he was having a massive coronary.
It turned out he had just pulled muscles in his chest and abdomen from the amount of Guinness he had consumed on that day.

Wasn't good for him now, was it?

Good things come in strange disguises.

Who is your fantasy woman?

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

Sometimes, but I have had occasions' it nearly killed me.
A story on Guinness, an old teacher of mine, maths, a raging alcho at the time, now reformed was drinking in a local bar when he fell off the stool clutching his chest in pain, an ambulance was sent for immediately as all assumed he was having a massive coronary.
It turned out he had just pulled muscles in his chest and abdomen from the amount of Guinness he had consumed on that day.

Wasn't good for him now, was it?

Was he drinking it straight out of the keg?

Deleted User wrote: »

Good things come in strange disguises.

Who is your fantasy woman?

I don't have fantasy women. Real ones are way better.

Is it true, that Guinness gives your poo a very dark hue?

Eamondomc

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Good things come in strange disguises.

Who is your fantasy woman?

Maggie Thatcher, I love a domineering woman.
@gramar, don't know, I never look behind.

Is it very cold where you are today?

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

Maggie Thatcher, I love a domineering woman.
@gramar, don't know, I never look behind.

Is it very cold where you are today?

It was mild enough this morning, I haven't been out since but I doubt it's cold.

What's your favourite acronym?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

It was mild enough this morning, I haven't been out since but I doubt it's cold.

What's your favourite acronym?

Don't have a favourite really, I dont use them much.

Ever get a message with an acronym and have to google it to find out what it means?

gramar

Eamondomc wrote: »

Don't have a favourite really, I dont use them much.

Ever get a message with an acronym and have to google it to find out what it means?

Quite often and even still mightn't be sure which one it is.

Can you think of a funny meaning for the acronym FAI?

Eamondomc

gramar wrote: »

Quite often and even still mightn't be sure which one it is.

Can you think of a funny meaning for the acronym FAI?

Well, fcuk all Irish comes to mind.

We're doing great now though aren't we?

tomwaterford

Eamondomc wrote: »

Well, fcuk all Irish comes to mind.

We're doing great now though aren't we?

Guessing so




Anything great planned for the weekend

Eamondomc

tomwaterford wrote: »

Guessing so




Anything great planned for the weekend

No, just shopping I'm told.

Were you near that quake?

tomwaterford

Eamondomc wrote: »

No, just shopping I'm told.

Were you near that quake?

No....opposite end date of the country.....had friend who was woken by it near there




Ever been to see sulky racing