Sock Table
Yes, a table about socks, wonderful isn't it?
1) Do you wear socks in pairs or odd socks?
I prefer pairs. If I were to start wearing odd socks, then one foot might get jealous of what the ever is wearing and then all forms of chaos could break out.
2) Describe your favouritepair of socks
My lucky black socks with the 8 ball pool ball on one side.
3) How often do you buy new socks
Whenever I feel the need to. Then I'll buy around 10 pairs
4) How many socks have you lost?
None, my socks are loyal, they always come back to me.
5) Have you ever worn socks with sandals? (Be honest)
Never worn sandals and have no intentions of doing so. Ever.
Health Table
It also happens to be Nurse's Week, as well as Bladder Cancer, Ehlers-Danlos, Prader-Willi, Cystic Fibrosis, Lupus, and Lime Disease awareness month.
1) How is your health today?
Ok.
2) When was the last time you saw a doctor/nurse?
You talking socially or professionally?
3) Do you like, tolerate or hate doctors?
Depends on the individual. Some I've got time for, but others, they are nothing but arrogrant dick-spanglers.
4) Are you comfortable in hospitals or hate them?
Depends on the seating arrangements and in flight entertainment that's on offer....
5) Do you have a long term illness and are you willing to tell us about it?
Nope.
Philosophy Table
Because it is never a bad time for Philosophy, feel free to answer 1 or all 3.
1) If you could guarantee honesty, what 2 questions would let you get the best idea of who a person truly is?
Q1 - Tell me about yourself Q2 Your opinons on life in general. Although personally I believe that it would take more than 2 questions to discover who a person actually is.
2) Is suffering a necessary part of the human condition?
I wouldn't say it's necessary, but rather a characteristic that is commonly associated with the human condition. The degree of suffering would in the main depend on the mindset of the individual in so far as the way they manage it.
What would people who never suffered be like?
For those who have never suffered, then that could imply that they are free from pain, torment and desires. That could mean that they have attained a true peaceful state of mind and possibly could have reached a state of Nirvanha.
3) Is it possible to live a normal life and not ever tell a lie?
Laws of probability should dictate that it is a possibility.