Cork Radio host jerks it on Aer Lingus flight

Kimono-Girl

Sonnenblumen wrote: »

Was there any applause after take off?

his hands were too busy!

Sonnenblumen

Kimono-Girl wrote: »

his hands were too busy!

Air Hostess to Passenger: Hot towel Sir?
Passenger to AH: Oh I'd love one but my hands are full.:p

cizolin

He just couldn't stop tearing the mossy

farna_boy

Thomas828 wrote: »

Well, at least the DJ has had the decency to come on air and apologize for what he did, even though he doesn't remember it. That's more than can be said for that half-wit Johnny Walker on BBC Radio 2 when he pulled that obnoxious practical joke on Andrew Sachs a couple of years ago.

Really? It seemed very "Bertie Ahern" to me.

"I don't actually remember anything, but if these people say I did it, it might be true."

Dudess

Aw... I really feel sorry for him. He could be condescending to listeners and guests; moralising and judgemental (although not to a Jeremy Kyle degree) and he came across as arrogant and egotistical, but his listeners totally indulged all of the above ("Neil's a man of the people biy!" Yeah sure, from his mansion) but whatever a person's level of dickheadedness, they only deserve a comeuppance (:pac:) equal to it, and I think this far exceeds what he deserves, in my opinion. Who knows about his career, but his reputation is in tatters, and his poor family...

Tigger

he took his cock out under the influence of some booze and a nurofen?

there is no way that all there is to this story

Kimono-Girl

Dudess wrote: »

Yeah sure, from his mansion

to be fair his house is not a mansion by a long shot!

Dudess wrote: »

but whatever a person's level of dickheadedness, they only deserve a comeuppance (:pac:) equal to it, and I think this far exceeds what he deserves, in my opinion. Who knows about his career, but his reputation is in tatters, and his poor family...

it is his family i do feel sorry for, not so much his wife but his kids are only teenagers and as you can imagine at that stage in life your parents are embarrassing enough, nevermind them making national news over this! :eek:

JupiterKid

I find it incredibly hard to believe his story about the Nurofen and booze...:pac:

Y'know - given the way parochial tribalism is so strong in this country, I'd say there are loyal fans of this idiot lining up to support him through thick and thin.:rolleyes::(

Cavehill Red

fulhamfanincork wrote: »

hahahahahahhaha how orginal :rolleyes:

racist dublin fecker

Because Cork is a race now?

Dennis the Stone

http://imgur.com/FcTVY.jpg

flanum

Dudess wrote: »

Aw... I really feel sorry for him. He could be condescending to listeners and guests; moralising and judgemental (although not to a Jeremy Kyle degree) and he came across as arrogant and egotistical, but his listeners totally indulged all of the above ("Neil's a man of the people biy!" Yeah sure, from his mansion) but whatever a person's level of dickheadedness, they only deserve a comeuppance (:pac:) equal to it, and I think this far exceeds what he deserves, in my opinion. Who knows about his career, but his reputation is in tatters, and his poor family...

you feel sorry for him?? i wonder were there kids within view of him?

jiggerypokery

zimovain wrote: »

Have fun!

http://www.peoplesrepublicofcork.com/Prendeville/

Play the emms section one after the other, could be the audio from the flight.

smurgen

orourkeda wrote: »

Wouldnt it have been easier to say this is legal.

if i said "this is legal" it wouldn't sound like the quote of alan from the hangover then.

orourkeda

smurgen wrote: »

if i said "this is legal" it wouldn't sound like the quote of alan from the hangover then.

what you said was a bit of a tongue twister though

Paparazzo

Thomas828 wrote: »

Well, at least the DJ has had the decency to come on air and apologize for what he did, even though he doesn't remember it. That's more than can be said for that half-wit Johnny Walker on BBC Radio 2 when he pulled that obnoxious practical joke on Andrew Sachs a couple of years ago.

He keeps referring to "the article" in his apology. That's the article in the examiner, get your mind out of the gutter.
Sounds to me like its as close to denial as you can get. An as usual with famous people its not their fault. It was the nurofen. Pathetic apology, and I have no idea how his lawyer on today fm didn't laugh when he tried to say this was normal!

Lando Griffin

I raced home last evening and downed 2 nuerofen and drank a bottle of red wind from Lidl, not the best quality but cheep.
I turned on the Telly and tuned into Luton Airport on Living and waited. I sat thorugh 2 episodes and even the same 2 on Living +1 and nothing. A real flop of an evening.
The only thing its caused wasy a very drunken slur and a bad hangover this morning whichI am trying to cure with a Nuerofin.
I call bulls**t on Neil Prendervilles story.

Dionysus

I love The Irish Times take on this story this morning. He merely 'exposed' himself and this was a 'security' issue.

The 'paper of record' indeed.

Greaney

I had a few thoughts when I heard this story...

a) Holy cow!!!!, three nurofen and a couple of drinks makes you do that!!!!

b) I'd have wigged out if I was beside him and said 'oi!! Put it away!!'

c) If my Dad/husband/mate did that, I'd die!

d) God has a sense of humour. The most pontificating, judgmental, proud and arrogant people have the most humiliating downfalls :rolleyes:

ButtersSuki

The painkillers mustn't have been that good because they certainly didn't kill his buzz........:D

Owen

The thing I don't get is that there seems to be 2 weeks between the incident, and the article. Why wasn't there a pre-emptive apology before then? It seems to be that he's apologising because of the article, not because of the event. That's my 2 cents anyway.

Kimono-Girl

Lando Griffin wrote: »

I call bulls**t on Neil Prendervilles story.

it is true that a certain amount of alcohol and pain killers could knock you out, i also believe his "i don't remember" is bull ****, no matter how much you drink on a night out you still remember acting like an ass the following morning, and if the pain killers are involved then i speculate you would be out cold before you could get to the stage of jerking off!



*cannot believe i am talking about Neil Prenderville jerking off BEFORE breakfast :eek::(

Donal Og O Baelach

Do you usually talk about it AFTER breakfast Mrs P?

Lando Griffin

PaintDoctor wrote: »

The thing I don't get is that there seems to be 2 weeks between the incident, and the article. Why wasn't there a pre-emptive apology before then? It seems to be that he's apologising because of the article, not because of the event. That's my 2 cents anyway.

Thats how long a complaint takes to get processed at Aer Lingus so the poor and brave Neil probably thought he had a stroke of luck and get off scott free.

Kimono-Girl

Donal Og O Baelach wrote: »

Do you usually talk about it AFTER breakfast Mrs P?

no god no! hate the wanker (no pun intended) just cannot believe this is the topic of conversation :eek: (even more so at this time of the day!! :eek: if you met him you'd know why im so grossed out right now!

force eleven

Was there a happy ending to this story?

Paparazzo

PaintDoctor wrote: »

The thing I don't get is that there seems to be 2 weeks between the incident, and the article. Why wasn't there a pre-emptive apology before then? It seems to be that he's apologising because of the article, not because of the event. That's my 2 cents anyway.

I'd guess its because his lawyer tried and failed to stop the press reporting it

fryup

Kimono-Girl wrote: »

it is his family i do feel sorry for, not so much his wife but his kids are only teenagers and as you can imagine at that stage in life your parents are embarrassing enough, nevermind them making national news over this!

must be gut-wrenching for them

--Kaiser--

Thomas828 wrote: »

Well, at least the DJ has had the decency to come on air and apologize for what he did, even though he doesn't remember it. That's more than can be said for that half-wit Johnny Walker on BBC Radio 2 when he pulled that obnoxious practical joke on Andrew Sachs a couple of years ago.

Don't you mean Jonathan Ross and Russel Brand?
Both apologised and one was fired

Johnny Utah

"Good morning and welcome to Aer Lingus flight 101 from London to Cork. My name is Ann Shandy and I am your flight attendant today. We shall be flying at 35,000 feet and we will fly over (bash the) Bishopstown before landing.

The Aer Lingus seating policy is first-cum-first-served. W@nkers should sit near the front of the plane. Your captain today is Ivor Biggun and he will be flying solo. The in-flight movie is 'Free Willy'. There will be a full menu available on this flight; personally I'd recommend the 'Spotted Dick with tossed salad'. Keep your seatbelts and pants on until we reach altitude. Enjoy your flight".

bonerm

Johnny Utah wrote: »

"Good morning and welcome to Aer Lingus flight 101 from London to Cork. My name is Ann Shandy and I am your flight attendant today. We shall be flying at 35,000 feet and we will fly over (bash the) Bishopstown before landing.

The Aer Lingus seating policy is first-cum-first-served. W@nkers should sit near the front of the plane. Your captain today is Ivor Biggun and he will be flying solo. The in-flight movie is 'Free Willy'. There will be a full menu available on this flight; personally I'd recommend the 'Spotted Dick with tossed salad'. Keep your seatbelts and pants on until we reach altitude. Enjoy your flight".

Trying too hard. Much like Neil with his nurofen 'defense'.