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Jenny Newbie

Jenny

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We lost his thread I think in the backup.  Let's do it again!

 

How old are you?

Are you married?

What do you do for work?

Do you have kids?  If yes, how many?

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How old are you? 40

 

Are you married? Not any more

 

What do you do for work? Computer programmer.

 

Do you have kids? If yes, how many? One

 

What is your favorite book? Probably Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy.

 

What is your favorite movie? Bladerunner

 

How easy is it to ride a bike in Norwich ( re. traffic)? Here's me cycling through the traffic about a year ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PaZ9ULniuA

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robf Newbie

robf

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What was the last thing that made you:

-laugh with abandon - Dumb answer but my son tickling my feet and him finding it hilarious which made me laugh more, which made him laugh more.. .etc etc.

-cry like a baby - I cry all the time now, not really like a baby but have a little sob at sad things like RSPCA commercials, can't actually remember the last time I had a really good cry

-angry - All the time!! I keep getting emails from idiots who want something stupid, or blatantly lie about something, I doubt my blood pressure is good.

 

You have a wonderful sense of humor. Do people take offense quite often or just go with it? - I never (rarely) actively go out to offend anyone, I enjoy a good debate / argument but my intention generally would be to spark conversation and debate, people generally get offended when they run out of defence on a topic. My friends know I push the limits of what is generally perceived as polite conversation and I think they enjoy a bit of shock now and again. My humour / general id is what it is. Take it or leave it, I'll rarely apologise for it. If people don't like it they can hang out with someone else, doesn't bother me.

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robf Newbie

robf

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Do you envisage staying in Norwich for ever? - Nothing is forever, stuff changes, quite happy at the moment but who knows what's going to happen or what direction your life might go. Digging your heels in an not budging because of fear or comfort is no way for a human to live, go where life takes you (within reason obviously).

 

What is your dream holiday? - My dream holiday would be one where I don't need a holiday to unwind afterwards and not be faced with x weeks of work when I get back to normality... But I know what you're asking... There's a million places I want to see, the poles, space, Cuba, Mexico, Egypt (in the 70s), Singapore, Kenya anywhere I've not been basically. There's no one place I want to go above others. But with a 2.5 year old there are certain practicalities that need to be taken into consideration (as well as fiscal commitment!)

robf Newbie

robf

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Are you gay? - No, I do wish I liked penis as when I was single I definitely would have got laid more, however it's ladies that float my boat.

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Soberjulie Newbie

Soberjulie

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My friends know I push the limits of what is generally perceived as polite conversation and I think they enjoy a bit of shock now and again. My humour / general id is what it is. Take it or leave it, I'll rarely apologise for it. If people don't like it they can hang out with someone else, doesn't bother me.

This is actually one of the best qualities to look for in a friend as far as I'm concerned.

I tend to be the friend who encourages people like you to say/do things for a little bit of shock value.

I didn't get along well in catholic school, as you can imagine.

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Did you speed up the video of your ride or do you go that fast? I was terrified just watching. Can't you hook yourself to a car and be pulled along?

robf Newbie

robf

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Did you speed up the video - No. That's all actual speed

 

Dont you feel nervous doing that? - I don't really take risks. The only bad bit in the video was the lights turning green unexpectedly at the end so had to get across the traffic. That was stupid on my part and utterly avoidable.

 

Have you ever been to the states? - yep did New York, Atlantic City and Phili many many years ago.

 

Do you like cookies? - Of course!

Still winning Newbie

Still winning

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^^^ 40? clearly a big boy!

 

I think people who are straight up themselves are plain fabulous, it's a wonderful trait. 

 

What's the proudest moment in your life so far?

robf Newbie

robf

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What's the proudest moment in your life so far?

Corny as it is. Every time I talk about my boy!
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robf Newbie

robf

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What are your plans this weekend?

Tonight I'm off to see a show, weekend is currently free so no plans, but I'm sure it will be full of fun and adventure!

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