Interview the person below you

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A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Every morning; every couple of days at worst.

Did anyone do anything last night to object to Israel? A country-correspondent with a Palestinian flag, for example; or the brieftest mention of human rights?

I'll stop with the Eurovision questions now, I promise.

No. I don't care about the Eurovision or boycotts.

Did you know the longest held kidnap victim in Lebanon is an Irish soldier who was kidnapped and believed murdered by Palestinians in 1981?. [they still hold his body]

Trigger Happy

No, I did not know that. His poor family.

Can you use chopsticks?

Trigger Happy

Trigger Happy wrote: »

No, I did not know that. His poor family.

Can you use chopsticks?

Eventually. The trick is holding them like a tweezers, not a biro, I think.

Do you say 'Hello' to your colleagues in the corridor, whether or not you know them?

Trigger Happy

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Eventually. The trick is holding them like a tweezers, not a biro, I think.

Do you say 'Hello' to your colleagues in the corridor, whether or not you know them?

I have a terrible memory for faces so I just walk around with an inane smile on my face and acknowledge anyone who looks like they might know me in the office.

Have you a good memory?

Trigger Happy

Trigger Happy wrote: »

I have a terrible memory for faces so I just walk around with an inane smile on my face and acknowledge anyone who looks like they might know me in the office.

Have you a good memory?

Good memory for numbers. I know my primary school's phone number and my own Mum's passport number, but (same as yerself) terrible with names and faces.

How did you sleep last night?

Bobblehats

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

How did you sleep last night?

Horizontal. What is the highest altitude you’ve slept at?

Rubberlegs

Bobblehats wrote: »

Horizontal. What is the highest altitude you’ve slept at?

Hotel in New York

Can you sleep easily on planes?

RMAOK

No, not at all

Have you ever worked a minimum wage job?

DrPhilG

RMAOK wrote: »

Have you ever worked a minimum wage job?

That and below. My first job was in 1997 and I earned IR£3 an hour.

What age do you hope to retire.

Trigger Happy

55.

Would you be happy and able to fill your day without work?

RMAOK

If I had enough money, then yes I'd find something to fill the time.

What would be your definition of a rich person?

Infonovice

RMAOK wrote: »

If I had enough money, then yes I'd find something to fill the time.

What would be your definition of a rich person?

owning a home, a car and a having a reasonable income is all the riches i'd need anyway


if you won 95mill in the euro millions, how much would you give away to family or friends?

ziedth

I think I would give away half between charity (that I would set up) and family with that kind of money. I have a small family but would probably give few million to each household. I think I would be very generous, aside from enough to retire on and set up the kids I think I would try do a bit of good with the rest

First celebrity crush?

Infonovice

ziedth wrote: »

I think I would give away half between charity (that I would set up) and family with that kind of money. I have a small family but would probably give few million to each household. I think I would be very generous, aside from enough to retire on and set up the kids I think I would try do a bit of good with the rest

First celebrity crush?

probably Mel Gibson even though he's much older

same question:)

RMAOK

Natalie imbruglia

How many teeth have you gotten filled?

jimbobaloobob

I've only had 3 filled

Do you like coming back to boards after not paying attention for a few days to realise not much has changed?

JustAThought

Yes, it's nice to have human contact even if it is fed through a gadget.

Have you gone to visit the fabulous frolicking tigercubs at the zoo yet & if not why not!?

sbsquarepants

No, because I had no idea they existed till I read your post!

How many are there?

Fifty grades of shay.

I have no idea.

Do you have a huwaei phone?

Trigger Happy

No, an apple one.

Did you have a good weekend?

jimbobaloobob

I did thanks

I'm currently sitting outside my house in a sunspot having a cuppa and a scone.
Looking at a cruise ship docked off the Aran islands


What's your view of things this morning?

jimbobaloobob

jimbobaloobob wrote: »

What's your view of things this morning?

The city is very bright. Maybe too bright. And the trains are a bit too loud, whistling and screeching into Pearse; but I shall go on.

Do you commute to work?

jimbobaloobob

I do when my work requires commuting.

Are you particular about a type of sunscreen?

jimbobaloobob

jimbobaloobob wrote: »

I do when my work requires commuting.

Are you particular about a type of sunscreen?

Nope, any will do, ususally go for a higher factor for my face


When did you last pull a sickie from work?

jimbobaloobob

I've never done it.

Would you believe that?


Are you contemplating one now?

Fifty grades of shay.

I would believe you.
I haven't either being a farmer, but I might skive the odd time.

What's your favourite part of your work?

jimbobaloobob

Getting time to enjoy the things money can't buy. Along with the make my own rules. Part I hate though is invoicing and tax returns.

What do you hate most in your work?

Fakediamond

Wading through paperwork.

At what age do you hope to retire?

Early fifties would be nice, can't see it happening without a major financial windfall though.

What's your favourite smell?

RMAOK

The smell of freshly cut grass

Do you have to deal with bad smells (or smelly people) at your place of work?