Meet the family - Twenty questions to a 'Usual Suspect'

Loobs
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Real Name |
Paul Looby |
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Location |
Camberley |
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Occupation |
Own Audio Visual Company, Sports & Remedial Massage Therapist, Ageing Rocker |
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Favourite: Movie(s) |
The Blues Brothers |
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TV Programme(s) |
Don’t do TV |
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Book(s) |
Just finished The Last of the Irish Males by Joseph O’ Connor. Side-splittingly funny. |
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Music |
Vast range from Irish folk, through the Moving Hearts thing to reasonably heavy rock, Linkin Park, Sum 41, Avril Lavigne, etc. |
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Radio Station(s) |
BBC London mostly. I’m a bit of a Danny Baker fan. |
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Food(s) |
Food generally. Never knowingly under-fed! So long as it is cooked well, it will be eaten well. |
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Drinks(s) |
Any selection from AG, red wine, white wine, lager, bitter, cider. Don’t really do spirits but you get the drift. Ambition seriously exceeds ability these days though. |
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Place(s) to visit |
Riga, very interesting place. Being totally westernised, so worth a visit now, even if only for the Vernasache night club. It’s awesome. |
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How long supporting LI? |
3 years or so, complete newbie. |
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Best ever LI game (Excluding 2002 cup final) |
Any that we win but especially those that we win whilst playing well. |
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Favourite LI experience off pitch (Excluding 2002 cup final) |
I’ve never been on the pitch! (for the Pros anyway) |
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How did you start supporting LI? |
Armchair follower stirred into action by the Cup semi double header at the Madstad. The rest as they say……. |
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What are your non-rugby pastimes? |
You mean there’s something outside rugby? What is it? |
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Any Irish connection? |
Yes, born in Tipperary (yes, I know!) moved to leafy Surrey in 1988, at the tender age of 21. Lured into lots of bad ways by English people! |
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Most likely to say? |
Mine’s a pint! What have you broken this time? (To my Clients, mostly) |
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Least likely to say? |
Come on you Quinsaaaaaaaa/Bath |
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Tell us something about you we don't know. |
I’ve never had a canary! Used to race VW Beetles. |
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