Liveline Thread 15/10/2012 to 22/01/2013

SEPT 23 1989

ThisRegard wrote: »

My mam also lifted coal, but I had Readybreak or Weetabix.

We looked down on people like you.

Flash B@stards:D

pc7

ThisRegard wrote: »

We looked down on people like you.

I still eat porridge, I am a complete failure as a woman, no sugar puffs for me


but I happen to like porridge

signostic

are all the mad people in the country ringing liveline today?

ppink

IvyTheTerrible wrote: »

We didn't have Readybrek cos my mum heard some story about someone finding maggots in a box once so it was banned in our house.

lol:D

mike65

neris wrote: »

id say shes a raging feminist by the sounds of her

A raging feminist would be happy to lift coal!

IvyTheTerrible

I have to say this is enraging me, but it is great liveline.

Suzie4

ahh duffy just said it there...." too embarressed.""

but lets all brush over the facts...for the sake of old mother ireland..

...you do what you need to do...you get yourself arrested because you cant swallow your pride and ask the vincent de paul for help...


Current caller is the problem with this country.

RadioRetro

Has "Entitled" Eileen gone for a lie down? Must be murder on her backeen, all that screeching down the phone.

clappyhappy

Eileen has one child that is probably stuck in front of the telly all day, she doesn't WANT to work. This sense of entitlement really grates on me get off your arse and give something back for a change.

ThisRegard

IvyTheTerrible wrote: »

We didn't have Readybrek cos my mum heard some story about someone finding maggots in a box once so it was banned in our house.

Ah mothers were great for making up stories in order to avoid buying stuff for their kids.

syklops

Its still ringing in my ears "I only use the car for picking the kids up from school, and for when its wet, and when its cold and things..."

Like robbing shops.

Sittingpretty

Phil has taken the wind out of this fracka ....

Suzie4

this knitted fry up has more sense than any of these callers..




what a shambles of a country..

RadioRetro

Only just caught up with today's posts as I was making lunch but yiz are killing me with laughter at the reaction to "Entitled" Eileen. She is a one right enough. Where's the sensible one gone?

IvyTheTerrible

God I'd say this one's daughter would be delighted to hear her mum discussing her miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy! :eek:

syklops

She had a miscarriage and an ectopic pregnancy. How long ago did she lose the job?

Suzie4

Suzie4 wrote: »

this knitted fry up has more sense than any of these callers..




what a shambles of a country..

joe...joe...do you know i have a broken toe nail joe..

what are the government going to do about that joe?

NOTHING joe....nothing..

yop

So what was the point of that call outside of mortifying the poor girl and her husband.

ppink

A break,,,time to calm down and get the pulse back to normal:)

Suzie4

yop wrote: »

So what was the point of that call outside of mortifying the poor girl and her husband.

to give joe an extra long breakeeen...sure it was terrible now listening to eileen..

RadioRetro

"Jack"! ROFL.

Cienciano

"Jack"! Love it!

yop

Suzie4 wrote: »

to give joe an extra long breakeeen...sure it was terrible now listening to eileen..

Well Jack wasn't too sad about it!

Lapin

I reckon her boyfriend's name is Jack .

Harry Angstrom

yop wrote: »

So what was the point of that call outside of mortifying the poor girl and her husband.

Nothing, apart from the fact that her daughter "the professional" has to slum it with the common people on the dole :rolleyes:
Annoying woman.

Sittingpretty

RadioRetro wrote: »

"Jack"! ROFL.

Almost fell off my perch there, TEARS of laughter : D

Suzie4

HORENDOUS...

Yakuza

Sorry Jack, err, Joe, err Jack.

Cienciano

Sittingpretty wrote: »

Almost fell off my perch there, TEARS of laughter : D

I thought she was using some sort of street lingo

europa11

Found him...


Jack Duffy