Liveline Thread (02/05/2012 to 25/07/2012)

Lapin

jetfiremuck wrote: »

Dummy here drinking age in the US is 21 ffs

:rolleyes:

Drinking age in Ireland is 18.

And of course, nobody drinks in Ireland until they reach that age.

neris

do sinnn feinn not have anyone else to debate the treaty. mary lou is turning up on every debate for joes mates the shinners

europa11

Mary Lou and Lord Ganley on the Frontline tonight.


Hope there's something good on somewhere.

Jaysoose

OH SERIOUSLY.....can we move on please.

ThisRegard

The most enthusiastic Joe has sounded all day when he said "Back to the death of Geoffrey Evans".

HeidiHeidi

What the f has the swimming pool got to do with anything?

SEPT 23 1989

They were going to lynch them

europa11

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!

syklops

Lovely, you couldnt make it up.

Judge:"There might be a riot, what will we do"
Clerk:"well the first thing Im going to do is open there door, and if anything happens, Im gone."

Lapin

Finding it hard to understand this guy.

Jaysoose

They were both small?

the other waffler on before described one of them as a Hulk..

Joe happily ignoring the glaring differences in the accounts by the wafflers.

SEPT 23 1989

Who is this boyo?

ThisRegard

Jaysoose wrote: »

They were both small?

the other waffler on before described one of them as a Hulk..

Yip, he said one of the 2 was the hulk with the muscles and stuff. This guy says they were both small and not very menacing.

HeidiHeidi

Gerry O'Carroll? Eloquent?

At least this fella can be understood.

Lapin

He sounds like a Guard who had nothing better to do than pop along to the Four Courts to watch the trial.

Did the thought of fighting some crime while he was on transfer to Dublin not pass his mind ?

It only his job after all.

kerash

Lapin wrote: »

Finding it hard to understand this guy.

Same here, thought he said something about two guys rotting away and wanting them to sign something...

counterlock

I turned off - miserable

Lapin

I'm beginning to wonder if our lads are up to the job of dealing with criminals.

A lot of crybabies in the Gardaí by the sounds of it.

HeidiHeidi

Lapin wrote: »

He sounds like a Guard who had nothing better to do than pop along to the Four Courts to watch the trial.

Did the thought of fighting some crime while he was on transfer to Dublin not pass his mind ?

It only his job after all.

He was hardly working 24/7 :eek:

europa11

Mooney (and Brek?) already there for the Song & Sausagefest in Azerbaijaysus.

I'd say he can hardly contain himself !

SEPT 23 1989

He was a member of the crazy gang

europa11

ffs, do any of these ex-cops have a decent phone between them?

ThisRegard

europa11 wrote: »

ffs, do any of these ex-cops have a decent phone between them?

It's the accents, did you not watch the Savage Eye to see how they're taught to speak in Templemore ?

SEPT 23 1989

Only picking up every tenth word here:D

europa11

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

He was a member of the crazy gang

Sounds more like a member of the Groovy Gang...

HeidiHeidi

You're over time Joe - pull the plug ffs!

Owryan

Why was boards mentioned ? is it worth listening back to ?

HeidiHeidi

Nope - it was some unintelligible item about nursing exams (or maybe I just wasn't listening properly), and she was shut up as soon as she uttered the words "boards dot...."

my friend

withless wrote: »

'Punishment fitting the crime' is unIrish.

Post of the Day

Well done, well done.

jimmyw

Owryan wrote: »

Why was boards mentioned ? is it worth listening back to ?

I dont know if anyone else heard this, but the girl/woman mentioned she went on boards, and immediately Joe stopped her and either went to someone else, or changed the subject. I will have to check on the podcast.

Is it possible Joe reads here, and didnt like what he reads and didnt want the forum mentioned?:p