Anyone else find Brian Lenihan attractive?

amdublin

I think he's hawt.

(I definitely don't support Fianna Fail btw)

grenache

amdublin wrote: »

I think he's hawt.

(I definitely don't support Fianna Fail btw)

So Oireachtas Report is sexy time for you? And last weeks budget coverage must have seemed like an early christmas present!

Westwood

careful now.

ejmaztec

I put this thread in the same box as people who write letters to serial killers in prison, and eventually end up getting married to them.:eek:

xanthor

amdublin wrote: »

I think he's hawt.

What do you find attractive about him?

The baggy eyes?
The flab?
Or the fact he's a smug patronising *expletive deleted*?

I know Irish men are a pasty bunch, but the odds are you could probably do better.

amdublin

To me he is a big burly, tall dark and handsome older man.

Phew, I'm blushing here just thinking about him.

JonathanAnon

amdublin wrote: »

To me he is a big burly, tall dark and handsome older man. Phew, I'm blushing here just thinking about him.

You should be blushing. How would you feel about cleaning up the garlic every morning, and having to clean out his coffin.

jape

LOL! my girlfriend fancies him too.. I suppose he's in pretty good shape for his age (50) and in a position of power :pac:

Teclo

Somehow I think this has to merged with the Amanda Bunker thread.

Enii

amdublin wrote: »

I think he's hawt.

Oh Yes!

Pretty_Pistol

I read it as Brian Cowen. :rolleyes: So when I think of Brian Lenihan I'm not too appalled. Personally, I have a soft spot for Enda Kenny.

ardmaj

amdublin wrote: »

I think he's hawt.

(I definitely don't support Fianna Fail btw)

i wouldn't say that, although he looks like an older version of dermot O'Leary [especially the way his hair is arranged. i'm sure i'm not the only one to note that. [it's academemic for me as a straight male].

JonathanAnon

So AMDublin says that Brian Lenihan is attractive, and Brian Lenihan ends up in hospital two days after... I'm glad she doesnt find me attractive, lest I become another victim of the AMDublin curse.

This is her Brian Lenihan doll.

Enii

What have you done AMDublin!!!!!!!!!!!

amdublin

Eeek! What did I do! :eek:

Seriously. I hope he is okay.

Maybe I should go into the hospital in my nurses outfit and take his temperature, give him a sponge bath and nurse him back to full strength

JonathanAnon

From what I heard it was elective surgery, so it's something non-life threatening. Maybe it's a software upgrade to fix the "It didnt jump out at me" bug, a common problem with the Lenihan version 2.1

mikom

amdublin wrote: »

Anyone else find Brian Lenihan attractive?

Lily Munster does.....

The_Kew_Tour

He not in mad way for 50 years or more.

efb

AM: Check out Simon Covney, lacking the power thing tho'...

xanthor

After amdublin's last post, i feel extremely nauseous.

amdublin

xanthor wrote: »

After amdublin's last post, i feel extremely nauseous.

You loved it and you know it

Enii

xanthor wrote: »

After amdublin's last post, i feel extremely nauseous.

Do you need AMDublin to give you a sponge bath?

xanthor

*leaves thread*

amdublin

xanthor wrote: »

*leaves thread*

Come back, come back! The fun is only starting.

chrisr001

It must be the vampire eyes !!:D:D:D

amdublin

Obviously I am biased here, (I'm the OP!) but I think TV3's actions were shocking and a complete disgrace.

I am wondering how TV3 journalists would feel if someone deemed for them that two days was adequete time to tell their family and prepare them for the fact that they had a potentially lifethreatening disease?

If it it was affecting his decision making fine, but at the moment there is nothing going on in relation to same.

I am emailing TV3 now and would ask anyone else who agrees to do same.

chrisr001

His health condition is known to be reverseable.
When the average oxygenation levels of cells drops below about 60%,
the condition can set in.

Oxygenation of the cells can be increased beyond the critical level
via many methods.

Don't expect to learn about them from a local GP, though.

rovert

Id hate to use the tiolet after him

Weird bump btw

Johnny Giles

rovert wrote: »

Id hate to use the tiolet after him

Weird bump btw

True, with the amount of poo that comes out of his mouth I'd hate to see his arse.

Diabhal Beag

This thread is in bad taste now don't ya think?

Enii

Diabhal Beag wrote: »

This thread is in bad taste now don't ya think?

Maybe the responses since the announcement of how seriously ill he is.

rovert

Enii wrote: »

Maybe the responses since the announcement of how seriously ill he is.

Illness isnt sexy?

Im sure people would like to mother him.

Trojan911

I'm confused... Why is Brian Lenihan being discussed in the Celebrity & Showbiz Forum?

He is neither. He is a politician.

rovert

Trojan911 wrote: »

I'm confused... Why is Brian Lenihan being discussed in the Celebrity & Showbiz Forum?

He is neither. He is a politician.

Trojan911

rovert wrote: »

A book about Fianna Fail & completely off topic to the thread title?

rovert

Trojan911 wrote: »

A book about Fianna Fail & completely off topic to the thread title?

I guess this went over your head then :eek:

Trojan911

rovert wrote: »

I guess this went over your head then :eek:

It certainly has....

However, I suppose, when one looks closely I would say, in my opinion, that Fianna Fail is a party of clowns. So Clowns = Circus & Circus = Showbiz. My Q answered then.... :pac:

Enii

Trojan911 wrote: »

I'm confused... Why is Brian Lenihan being discussed in the Celebrity & Showbiz Forum?

He is neither. He is a politician.

Yes I think this was bizaare the way it popped up in celeb & showbiz.

Think it would have been rapidly shut down if it was in politics - even tho he is a politician.

gcgirl

chrisr001 wrote: »

His health condition is known to be reverseable.
When the average oxygenation levels of cells drops below about 60%,
the condition can set in.

Oxygenation of the cells can be increased beyond the critical level
via many methods.

Don't expect to learn about them from a local GP, though.

Pancreatic cancer has a 95% fatality rate within 5 yrs does it not?

chrisr001

What is the story with the 5% then?
Whose advice do the 95% take, do you reckon?

No, I wasn't speaking statistically.
If I was, it follows that the cures would be public knowledge.

I don't reckon the OP wanted to discuss politics!!!

Nonoperational

So you have a cure for pancreatic cancer? Rite.

chrisr001

Do you have a problem gf101?

JonathanAnon

Diabhal Beag wrote: »

This thread is in bad taste now don't ya think?

I agree. i donr think anyone could have anticipated the turn of events, and while the thread was certainly started in good faith as a bit of fun, it is now inappropriate.

Andrew Flexing

Hope he is ok and hope that he can recover...

go n-eiri an t-adh leat a Briain

Nonoperational

chrisr001 wrote: »

Do you have a problem gf101?

I asked you a question. I'm genuinely intersted in hearing what you have to say. I have studied pancreatic cancer and it's treatment in some detail but it has been a while since I looked at it. Besides possible surgery, chemo and radiation the last advance I was aware of was erlotinib (an EGFR inhibitor).

Has there been some breakthrough recently?

amdublin

gpf101 wrote: »

I asked you a question. I'm genuinely intersted in hearing what you have to say. I have studied pancreatic cancer and it's treatment in some detail but it has been a while since I looked at it. Besides possible surgery, chemo and radiation the last advance I was aware of was erlotinib (an EGFR inhibitor).

Has there been some breakthrough recently?

I don't understand the question. Some stats were quoted and you are wondering if the poster has found a cure for cancer.

Nonoperational

chrisr001 wrote: »

His health condition is known to be reverseable.
When the average oxygenation levels of cells drops below about 60%,
the condition can set in.

Oxygenation of the cells can be increased beyond the critical level
via many methods.

Don't expect to learn about them from a local GP, though.

Because this is complete ****e and is also implying that there is a conspiracy between GPs to hide a treatment from the patient. Some people may believe this and it is irresponsible and dangerous to post it. As expected the poster has run off and not elaborated on his bull. Unfortunately 95% of patients with pancreatic cancer are dead in 5 years.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/insideout/south/series5/cancer_cure.shtml
http://goliath.ecnext.com/coms2/gi_0199-1559090/ABC-investigates-Tijuana-clinics.html

Google it, there are thousands of reports on "oxygenation". Its complete nonsense.

Precious flower

JonathanAnon wrote: »

You should be blushing. How would you feel about cleaning up the garlic every morning, and having to clean out his coffin.

If Brian Lenihan was a vampire he would be sexy just like in Twilight so since he isn't, he can't be a vampire. He's just a very scary looking individual!

Joey the lips

No.

But it takes allsorts I suppose.

I once heard a lad say the world is like a plate of mixed fruit and veg. There are pumpkins married to melons and Pineapples married to bananas. If kellogs though that the odd fruit and nut went together well then who are we to argue.


Although I have to say bertie is a cabbage.:D