Interview the Person below you?

[gadjo_dilo]

I don't have one and I don't care where I go as long as the sea is nearby. Most of the times I go to 2 Mai, a small village of fishermen and I feel great cos I stay on the beach all day long.

Do you like to walk barefeet in the grass?

[Storm]

Yes. One of the best feelings apart from walking on the sand of a beach with the water in your feet.

Do you like photography and if yes, what sort of equipment do you use? phones don't count.

[gadjo_dilo]

Yes. I love it. Always wanted my own camera but when i was very young I couldn't afford it. Now I use the cheapest camera on the market - think it's a Nikon L22- but I'm happy with it. When I go to the countryside at my cousin's house I think I become really annoying taking pics all the time.

Same Q to the one below ( cos I feel guilty taking Steve's turn to answer. I know he's a great photographer )

[Storm]

so I won't answer either

[gadjo_dilo]

oops...steve is probably at work. we'll repeat the q later for him. let's continue

[Storm]

it's not even 8am there, does he start work so early? anyways, what is the question?

[gadjo_dilo]

But he doesn't jump from bed and just start to work. He probably need to prepare + it takes time with the road to work.

The Q was the same about photography.

[Storm]

I love it too...started with a cheap Kodak digital camera 10 yrs ago which was excellent, moved on to a Lumix (which sadly is not working - the camera is fine but the viewfinder/screen is off ). A few years ago finally went for a SLR. So currently have a basic model Nikon D3000 and a few must have lenses. I haven't spent a tonne of money on this like some newbies I know (still quite a bit though) but I do manage to take a few good photos especially when I'm travelling.

Would you have liked to be in the armed forces? (unless you have compulsory service)

[gadjo_dilo]

Hate everything related to uniforms and orders. In the past all the girls ( me included ) who attended universitary studies had to serve . It was compulsory once/week in the first 3 years + a concentration of 1 month during summer ( imagine walking in boots at over 30C ). All the thing was so absurd, the uniform was horrible and heavy esp during winter, just a waste of time + we were ashamed to salute all the grades we've met in our way. After 3 months I managed to get a medical act and escaped.

Have you served?

[Storm]

No. It is voluntary (you can imagine wth such a population we don't need mandatory things as enough volunteers are alwaya available )
I did harbour hopes of joining the NDA (it is basically the training school for officer cadets - which is in my city) after completing high school, but I had to start wearing glasses at the end of my school years - which effectively ended my hopes of joining the air force/army ). Later on before age 25 I could have appeared for another exam to be part of the engineering/signal corps but that did not interest me.

Did you have a school uniform?