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The John Murray Show

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    #692
    Teyla Emmagan
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    sligojoek wrote: »
    Which minister was that? I thought she sounded like a nun.

    I suppose SOR will get another hour out of it.

    She was a COI Reverend from somewhere in Dublin I think. I missed out on a lot of it as I had closed over the door at that stage so I couldn't hear the radio, it was annoying me that much.


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    #693
    sligojoek
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    Teyla Emmagan wrote: »
    She was a COI Reverend from somewhere in Dublin I think. I missed out on a lot of it as I had closed over the door at that stage so I couldn't hear the radio, it was annoying me that much.

    I was kinda half right then. Ta.


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    #694
    Bellerstring
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    JM doing Joan Burton impersonations at the top of the show.
    Jesus.:eek:


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    #695
    CountyHurler
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    I was listening in the car on the way to Athlone yesterday, turned over to JM Show while there was a break in Newstalk Breakfast..... "So I kissed her good night John, and when she woke up the next morning the nurse said that she was after having a stroke"..... :(

    I thought the reason to have a NON political show between Morning Ireland and Pat Kenny's old show was to have a bit of light entertainment.. He's either talking about depression, talking about depressing subjects, or he's out with depression himself.. !


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    #696
    P. Breathnach
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    CountyHurler wrote: »
    I was listening in the car on the way to Athlone yesterday, turned over to JM Show while there was a break in Newstalk Breakfast..... "So I kissed her good night John, and when she woke up the next morning the nurse said that she was after having a stroke"..... :(

    I thought the reason to have a NON political show between Morning Ireland and Pat Kenny's old show was to have a bit of light entertainment.. He's either talking about depression, talking about depressing subjects, or he's out with depression himself.. !
    I don't think that the programme has a light entertainment brief in the sense that it is limited to fluffy or amusing content. So far as I can see, the brief is to fill a time slot with talk radio that does not intrude greatly on the ground normally covered by Morning Ireland or by Today with Sean O'Rourke. I imagine that the major item on every agenda of production meetings is to find something, anything, that won't upset the schedule neighbours.

    It's unkind to have a swipe at John Murray for having been ill.


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    #697
    IvyTheTerrible
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    Could they not discuss kids without having a rake of noisy ones in the studio? I get enough of that at home!


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    #698
    sligojoek
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    There was nobody in the canteen this morning so he went to the creche for material.


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    #699
    Morag
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    Lovely to hear Jon O'Brien from Catholics for Choice on, talking sense and compassion.


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    #700
    CountyHurler
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    She's not still together with her husband? Could she not just have got him to go around the house shouting "chunky monkey" when they were having a row..?


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    #701
    Bellerstring
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    These "Who's in the tent with me" clips are dreadful....


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    #702
    CountyHurler
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    Bellerstring wrote: »
    These "Who's in the tent with me" clips are dreadful....

    All the "light entertainment" stuff he does is terrible... Every morning he puts on that forced, jokey tone and just starts talking complete b*ll*x, which we are meant to find funny. Interspersed with youtube clips and stock audio noises (with the obligatory ten second pause as John fights the mouse and Windows Media Player). They should just drop every "comedy" element to the show and play it straight...


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    #703
    dvcireland
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    Michael Murphy is like a pig in **** with this King of Spain story.

    listen out for his over pronunciation on the next news bulletin

    "...no Joe, you rang me !..." A.Caller.



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    #704
    Oops69
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    dvcireland wrote: »
    Michael Murphy is like a pig in **** with this King of Spain story.

    listen out for his over pronunciation on the next news bulletin
    He really is becoming a parody , having an orgasm over the silent j and the rolling r in king Juan CArlos.


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    signostic
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    #706
    CountyHurler
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    Murray bringing us more "light entertainment" this morning...

    7TeQWa.jpg


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    #707
    thesandeman
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    CountyHurler wrote: »
    Murray bringing us more "light entertainment" this morning...

    7TeQWa.jpg

    Just came here to warn ye about that before I go to sleep. I'm sure I'll have sweet dreams with that in my subconsciousness.


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    #708
    HeidiHeidi
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    It was straight to the off button when I heard "placenta". FFS, at this hour of the morning:mad::eek:


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    #709
    IvyTheTerrible
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    Ah John, asking a question to which the interviewee gave the answer 2 minutes before. At least pretend to listen.


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    #710
    CountyHurler
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    HeidiHeidi wrote: »
    It was straight to the off button when I heard "placenta". FFS, at this hour of the morning:mad::eek:

    If you think that's bad, while his "jokes" were on I ate my own foot..


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    #711
    thesandeman
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    FOOK!!! I'm having nightmares. And I haven't even drifted off yet.


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    #712
    IvyTheTerrible
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    I don't get this, last year someone talking about breastfeeding put John off his breakfast and now he thinks it's ok to talk about eating placenta at breakfast time? Hypocrisy much?


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    #713
    sudzs
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    Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall made placenta paté years ago. :rolleyes:


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    #714
    sudzs
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    Would these hormones and antibodies she is consuming by eating her placenta, survive the digestion process? I doubt it. :rolleyes:

    "it's anecdotal" HA!!


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    #715
    take everything
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    Lol at John Murray barely able to hide his disgust and scepticism at your one and her placenta.


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    #716
    sudzs
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    Go on John, ask him if the Korean daughter in law ate her placenta?? :rolleyes:


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    #717
    windowcleaner
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    Anyone get the feeling that they've ran out of people for the World Cup competition? Sounds desperately like clutching at straws now


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    #718
    CountyHurler
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    windowcleaner wrote: »
    Anyone get the feeling that they've ran out of people for the World Cup competition? Sounds desperately like clutching at straws now

    "Howrya Mick, you were in holland during a school tour twenty six years ago, how would you describe the mood of the nation ahead of the world cup".


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    #719
    IvyTheTerrible
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    So mannnny clichés.
    Also are we back in the 50's? Don't sleep with the guy on the first date cos if he doesn't call you back you'll feel cheap! May the woman is out for a quickie too?

    Also, why should anyone take dating advice from someone who hasn't actually "successful" herself?


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    #720
    CountyHurler
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    Five years later and they are still SHOUTING ALL THEIR SONGS..


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    #721
    CountyHurler
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    Up next heathers with another song.... Shout by Lulu I'm guessing..


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