[New post] 21 Questions with… Ciarán Ó Raghallaigh
ciaranfuzion posted: " welcome to the tenth of our Fuzion Friday series, where we put 21 devilishly difficult questions to a team member, giving you an insight that Freud would be proud of. Next up is Tokyo and Jesus fan.....Ciarán! Tell us something about you that n" Fuzion Blog
welcome to the tenth of our Fuzion Friday series, where we put 21 devilishly difficult questions to a team member, giving you an insight that Freud would be proud of.
Next up is Tokyo and Jesus fan.....Ciarán!
Tell us something about you that nobody else in the team might know.
Once danced in front of Heidi Klum & Anne Hathaway on a movie. Was on Blackboard Jungle.
What film have you watched more than five times?
Intouchables. Die Hard. Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (original). Beetlejuice.
What work are you most proud of in the past year?
Just helping everyone in the team to be the best human they can.
Dream job?
Donald Trump speechwriter.
Favourite brand? - Why?
Apple. Just pristine in everything they do. (Apart from ports & cables)
Favourite Holiday Destination?
Japan. Everyone should go once before they die a slow, miserable death.
Best lesson from your career?
Never be afraid to ask what might seem like a stupid question.
Eurovision or World Cup?
Scratch my last answer, sometimes you should be afraid to ask a stupid question!
Who is the joker on the team?
Like, Michelle.
Recommend a podcast.
Bill Burr. Revisionist History (first season). Winds of Change.
Reality shows - Love or Hate?
Hate. Pity. Despair.
Dinner party with 3 people - dead or alive - who do you invite?
The famous Jesus Christ and his two parents (we think), Mary and Joseph. They'd have *some* great chats.
"Dad, why are the lads in class saying mam's a virgin?"
"Oh Jesus, I mean, son…ah…sure lookit. More wine, Mary?"
If you could be anywhere in the world - where would you be & what would you do?
Japan. Riding Bullet trains all day long, and eating mad-flavoured Kit Kats with folks dressed like Super Mario characters.
Who is your role model?
Nanda - my grandfather, was my idol. Gave me a love of cycling and I'm not sure I've ever been happier than when he was on the side of the road at a race I won.
What was your first job?
Roches Stores. Not sure what I was meant to be doing.
Death Row meal?
Eddie Rocket's burger with garlic cheese & cyanide chips.
Favourite book?
Impossible to choose. But I wish I could read The Long Walk (Stephen King) and Going Solo (Roald Dahl) again - for the first time.
Your a grammar nazi oar not?
Ja!
First album you bought or downloaded?
Introducing the Hardline According to Terence Trent D'Arby.
Work from home - or office?
If 'home' was in Dubai or Tokyo, then home - but miss the camaraderie of an office.
Most memorable ad slogans - why?
"'Snap! Crackle! Pop!'" Almost 90 years old, but still amazingly sharp.
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