Interview the person below you III

Sephiroth_dude

Hippykitten wrote: »

Haven't played them in ages

Can you recommend one for a beginner?

zelda breath of the wild

Will you give it a bash?

Sephiroth_dude

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

zelda breath of the wild

Will you give it a bash?

Tbh i probably wont,havnt patience for computer games





Do you play much

I play go online..don't play computer games apart from the odd game of mariokart with my nieces..

Are you any good at mariokart?

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I play go online..don't play computer games apart from the odd game of mariokart with my nieces..

Are you any good at mariokart?

I'm absolutely brilliant at it. I really am!

What are you brilliant at?

auspicious

If I was to put thr hours in. Absolutely.

Ever hear of the tetris effect?

Sephiroth_dude

Deleted User wrote: »

I'm absolutely brilliant at it. I really am!

What are you brilliant at?

Ya I'd you're not as good as me at it :cool:

auspicious wrote: »

If I was to put thr hours in. Absolutely.

Ever hear of the tetris effect?

I haven't

Was I harsh with my words to BB?

auspicious

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Ya I'd you're not as good as me at it :cool:



I haven't

Was I harsh with my words to BB?

No. Competition is enhanced with trash talk!
It makes it more exciting.

You agree?

Sephiroth_dude

Yes!

Play any sport?

auspicious

No.

What's your niche?

Ruby Ring

I'm a good team player

You?

Widdershins

I don't understand the question.
Not sure if I have a niche.
Any other examples?

Purple Mountain

Your speciality. Like are you a reader? Or a sports enthusiast?

What type of skin do you have?

Widdershins

Thanks.
I'm still not sure what mine is...

I have normal skin that can be dry at times.

Same question?

Ruby Ring

Combination

Have you any suggestions for upstyles for my growing hair?

auspicious

Don't know how to answer it really. Wow questions are tough tonight.

Uniform looking, non blotchy caucasian. Idk lol.

Curlers?


Any scars?

Ruby Ring

Yes, a very cute one (only my dearest know about it and its history!)

You?

Widdershins

2 surgical scars. One is very neat and almost limperceptible (2 years old)
The other is hideous and obvious (20 years old).

Are you comfortable in very remote places?

Sephiroth_dude

Ruby Ring wrote: »

Combination

Have you any suggestions for upstyles for my growing hair?

*scratches head*

Ehhh plats maybe?

Widdershins wrote: »

2 surgical scars. One is very neat and almost limperceptible (2 years old)
The other is hideous and obvious (20 years old).

Are you comfortable in very remote places?

Yes and no

Ever come across a fairy fort?

Purple Mountain

I've come across what has been christened a fairy fort but do I believe it's actually a fairy fort? Probably not.

Are you a food snob?

Ruby Ring

I live beside one!
Not a food snob
What should I call my abode?

Sardonicat

Ruby Ring wrote: »

I live beside one!
Not a food snob
What should I call my abode?

Ruby's Rest

What do you think of that?

Sephiroth_dude

Outer heaven


How does that sound?

Ruby Ring

Both very good (was thinking Away With The Fairies!!!)

Last time you were speechless?

Sephiroth_dude

Few week ago unfortunately.

Which name do you prefer though hmmmmm?

Ruby Ring

Hmmmmm ... I'll have to ask the fairies!

Is it too late for a coffee?

Sephiroth_dude

Yes

Unless you're having a decaf?

Ruby Ring

Decaf is not in my vocabulary

Am I mad to let my sister trim my hair tomorrow?

Widdershins

Ruby Ring wrote: »

Hmmmmm ... I'll have to ask the fairies!

Is it too late for a coffee?

Somewhere in the world it's early morning.

Ever repaired your own clothes or shoes?

Ruby Ring

All the time

Do you like The Elves & The Shoemaker fairytale? (fairy theme tonight!)

Sardonicat

Ruby Ring wrote: »

All the time

Do you like The Elves & The Shoemaker fairytale? (fairy theme tonight!)

Yes! It wasy favourite.

Did you have The Ladybird book?

Ruby Ring

Ruby Ring wrote: »

All the time

Do you like The Elves & The Shoemaker fairytale? (fairy theme tonight!)

One of my favourites.

Yep I had the ladybird book!

Do you believe in ghosts?

Sardonicat

[Deleted User] wrote: »

One of my favourites.

Yep I had the ladybird book!

Do you believe in ghosts?

No. Just the 9nes that can live in your head.

You?

auspicious

I don't know what to believe. Half and half?

You think there's more going on than just this reality we perceive?

Ruby Ring

Possibly

Can you give me a good reason to go to bed?

Sardonicat

auspicious wrote: »

I don't know what to believe. Half and half?

You think there's more going on than just this reality we perceive?

Yes, in that our perception is only ever subjective. And we can only ever perceive what is accessible to our senses. So if anything exists outside if that we have no way of knowing, therefore it's irrelevant really.

Did you enjoy my philosophical musings?

@ Ruby, if you don't go to bed the boogie man will catch you.

Ruby Ring

Sardonicat, that is just too mean! The fairies will protect me!!!

Do you remember The Incredible Hulk?

Sardonicat

Ruby Ring wrote: »

Sardonicat, that is just too mean! The fairies will protect me!!!

Do you remember The Incredible Hulk?

Mr Mcgee, don't make me angry. You won't like me when I'm angry!

Does that answer your question ?

Sephiroth_dude

When sar say boogie man she means me , so get up to bed now !

I do indeed remember him

Early start tomorrow?

Purple Mountain

Nope, I can stay horizontal for as long as I want

Do you wake without an alarm?

Ruby Ring

Jeez, that reminds me - I'm up early for a run tomorrow morning! (I better not be dreaming of the boogie man tonight!)
Alarm rarely needed here
Who's going to be the last one up tonight?

auspicious

Looks like it's me.

Gary Yourofsky: "The problem is that humans have victimized animals to such a degree that they are not even considered victims. They are not even considered at all. They are nothing. They don't count; they don't matter; they're commodities like TV sets and cell phones. We have actually turned animals into inanimate objects - sandwiches and shoes."

Do you ever stop to think about how you are conditioned?

auspicious

auspicious wrote: »

Looks like it's me.

Gary Yourofsky: "The problem is that humans have victimized animals to such a degree that they are not even considered victims. They are not even considered at all. They are nothing. They don't count; they don't matter; they're commodities like TV sets and cell phones. We have actually turned animals into inanimate objects - sandwiches and shoes."

Do you ever stop to think about how you are conditioned?

Yes all the time. In so many ways.

One I've been thinking about a lot lately is clothes. I like clothes, I like shopping, I like putting on something nice, I like collecting pretty things. But sometimes I think about our attitude to clothing and it just blows my mind. The sheer extravagance and waste. Like you buy an expensive jumper and you get stain on it that won't come out and its never worn again. It's still totally fit for purpose. It covers your unsightly body, it keeps you warm, it keeps you dry etc. but because of a tiny stain it's thrown away?! Cause someone might judge you?! Judging each other on our clothes it's so weird too. I can't wear this €200 dress to that second wedding in case anyone notices I wore it to that one last month so I'll just spend loads more money on more clothes I'll hardly if ever wear. What!?! Who cares about the kids in sweat factories making a pittence, or the pollution involved in the production or the air miles to get it here. Who cares that I already have more clothes than I know what to do with....

But I'll still go and buy something because I like the pretty colours because we're conditioned to think that's not just acceptable , it's normal.

Was that quite the rant?

Sardonicat

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Yes all the time. In so many ways.

One I've been thinking about a lot lately is clothes. I like clothes, I like shopping, I like putting on something nice, I like collecting pretty things. But sometimes I think about our attitude to clothing and it just blows my mind. The sheer extravagance and waste. Like you buy an expensive jumper and you get stain on it that won't come out and its never worn again. It's still totally fit for purpose. It covers your unsightly body, it keeps you warm, it keeps you dry etc. but because of a tiny stain it's thrown away?! Cause someone might judge you?! Judging each other on our clothes it's so weird too. I can't wear this €200 dress to that second wedding in case anyone notices I wore it to that one last month so I'll just spend loads more money on more clothes I'll hardly if ever wear. What!?! Who cares about the kids in sweat factories making a pittence, or the pollution involved in the production or the air miles to get it here. Who cares that I already have more clothes than I know what to do with....

But I'll still go and buy something because I like the pretty colours because we're conditioned to think that's not just acceptable , it's normal.

Was that quite the rant?

No, you weren't ranting, you were posing some very valid questions about our fukced up values and priorities.

Do you ever think some people are just willfully stupid? That they chose to remain ignorant because thinking is too much like hard work?

Ultrflat

Sardonicat wrote: »

No, you weren't ranting, you were posing some very valid questions about our fukced up values and priorities.

Do you ever think some people are just willfully stupid? That they chose to remain ignorant because thinking is too much like hard work?

I think people are a result of parenting and there environment. Most likely they don't know any better.

Whats the first thing you want to do once you are out of lock down?

Sardonicat

Ultrflat wrote: »

I think people are a result of parenting and there environment. Most likely they don't know any better.

Whats the first thing you want to do once you are out of lock down?

Spend some 'quality time ' with my oh

You?

The Floyd p

Just see the city centre vibrant again, it's depressing the way it is.

What's yer 'hing?

auspicious

The Floyd p wrote: »

Just see the city centre vibrant again, it's depressing the way it is.

What's yer 'hing?

That was a fantastic rant BB. A point of view more need to accept.
In today's world people have no excuse to not to know any better about our ****ed up values and priorities.

-I'm looking forward to a new more gracious and positive outlook for humanity.

Seeing people reach their potential.

Should a man's/ women's reach exceed their grasp?

Sardonicat

auspicious wrote: »

That was a fantastic rant BB. A point of view more need to accept.
In today's world people have no excuse to not to know any better about our ****ed up values and priorities.

-I'm looking forward to a new more gracious and positive outlook for humanity.

Seeing people reach their potential.

Should a man's/ women's reach exceed their grasp?

You shouldn't believe anything exceeds your grasp. Even if it does. You will return with something of value in your hand just from the act of reaching.

Is love eternal?

Ultrflat

Sardonicat wrote: »

You shouldn't believe anything exceeds your grasp. Even if it does. You will return with something of value in your hand just from the act of reaching.

Is love eternal?

I think so as long as people don't betray love I don't see why not. But I also beleive people's personalitys can get in the way big time as well as wants and needs.

Are you a fan of mid night snacks?

KiKi III

Ultrflat wrote: »

I think so as long as people don't betray love I don't see why not. But I also beleive people's personalitys can get in the way big time as well as wants and needs.

Are you a fan of mid night snacks?

No, well yes, but it makes me feel like a fat f*** so I try not to - the guilt almost always outweighs the pleasure of the snack.

Workin' hard or hardly workin'?