The Prime-tline

JonathanAnon

Interesting to see how this works out.. I bet they up fighting over the mic like Sheane Keane and Blannidge..

Lapin

"No one from any of the convents was available to appear".


Nuns on the run.

JonathanAnon

Hey Lapin, thanks for posting in my thread (and saving me the embarrassment of watching the thread sink)

I always find it ridiculous how they expect FG to apologise for the actions of other (mostly FF) Governments, yet they are not allowed to blame FF for the economic crisis...

Who is the third woman, yet to speak.. very attractive..

Humans eh!

JonathanAnon wrote: »

Who is the third woman, yet to speak.. very attractive..

Jesus frackin christ, 3posts in and you are fapping scouting for girls? :eek:

JonathanAnon

It's a bit like Crimecall the way they change topics so quickly..

Lenin Skynard

They spend way too much time on Primetime/Frontline showing little films to give background to the story that end up running for ten minutes and putting a human interest angle on it by interviewing Joe Soap.

Atlantic Dawn

3 days work a week in her 12D Car and she finds she is struggling, my heart bleeds.

passremarkable

there making it sound like its the worst town ever..now amanda is stuck in rochfortbridge

JonathanAnon

"We werent being greedy. We know we were cashing in on the fact that our house was in Dublin, and that there wouldnt be that many resources here"...

well stfu up whinging then...

Tisserand

This guy has a look of "ve have vays of making you speak" about him

JonathanAnon

Jaysus, what's with the big "X Factor" introduction for the good professor..

Happyman42

This guy looks like he's thinking of invading Poland.

JonathanAnon

Happyman42 wrote: »

This guy looks like he's thinking of invading Poland.

or abolishing slavery..

Happyman42

JonathanAnon wrote: »

or abolishing slavery..

All before his dinner.

Happyman42

I take it all back...I think I love him..sexy beast!

Humans eh!

He talks a lot of sense,
And I reckon he could 'raise a barn' in jig time too.

Tisserand

Wonder what the magadalen women in the audience are thinking.....

Happyman42

Humans eh! wrote: »

He talks a lot of sense,
And I reckon he could 'raise a barn' in jig time too.

Lock up your Sabine women!

JonathanAnon

Jesus pat, dont mention the WAR.

(I mentioned it once earlier but I think I got away with it)

take everything

Love the way Pat continues to warn the audience this guy's solution might be a bit facile.

Pat knows his stuff.

Lenin Skynard

German lad hasn't a clue what the Donegal man said at the end.

muff03

This Irishman doesn't either!

donfers

hmmm, not sure what to take from the show apart from the fact that Kathleen Lynch used the word "fulsome" excessively like Roy Keane did with "obviously"

Do Cork people have comfort words or something or are they just insecure about the size of their vocabularies?

take everything

donfers wrote: »

hmmm, not sure what to take from the show apart from the fact that Kathleen Lynch used the word "fulsome" excessively like Roy Keane did with "obviously"

Do Cork people have comfort words or something or are they just insecure about the size of their vocabularies?

I was begging her to just use the word "complete".

Lapin

JonathanAnon wrote: »

Hey Lapin, thanks for posting in my thread (and saving me the embarrassment of watching the thread sink)

......

Who is the third woman, yet to speak.. very attractive..

No prob JA ! Just as I well before got in before my house was plunged into darkness with a power cut !

Missed the cute girl though. Anyone find out since who she is?

Lights, tv and web came back on just as Donegal man was talking in the audience.

I think Hans will need a translated transcript to read on his way home.

JonathanAnon

Lapin wrote: »

Missed the cute girl though. Anyone find out since who she is?

Maeve O'Rourke - trainee barrister in the UK...



I'm building a dossier so that I can stalk her properly..

visual

The german economist was saying what many of us have always thought that the bondholders need to be burned.
But I got the impression from Pat that he doesn't approve

yosser hughes

take everything wrote: »

Love the way Pat continues to warn the audience this guy's solution might be a bit facile.

Pat knows his stuff.

Pat had to explain to the audience that the professor was talking about German tax payers. Something that Irish people never seem to think about.
Even without bank debt we still have an 18 billion deficit. Where do we get that money if we default?Why would a German tax payer give it us to pay our public servants more than he is earning?

donfers

JonathanAnon wrote: »

Maeve O'Rourke - trainee barrister in the UK...



I'm building a dossier so that I can stalk her properly..

I'd say though that she could be a tough feminist who blathers on about the male gaze and objectification and all that stuff - you know one of these over-educated types with too much time on their hands looking for a cause i.e. i can't imagine a laidback evening full of wit and banter with you both skinning pints - in fact i would expect instead a tortuous evening with you being lectured about the sins and failings of your country-men and gender over mineral waters and then perhaps a pager going off and to your intense relief she's away to work on some obscure case where some obscure minority is demanding obscene amounts of compensation cash from you, the taxpayer, for something that happened before you were born and which was carried out by people you have no connection with........or maybe I am reading too much into this

Humans eh!

Lapin wrote: »

No prob JA ! Just as I well before got in before my house was plunged into darkness with a power cut !

Missed the cute girl though. Anyone find out since who she is?

Lights, tv and web came back on just as Donegal man was talking in the audience.

I think Hans will need a translated transcript to read on his way home.

That's what happens when you live in an american football stadium.

Poor old Hans will be sitting on the plane home wondering,

"Vot in ze fuch est der 'wain' ?" :pac:

BlaasForRafa

yosser hughes wrote: »

Even without bank debt we still have an 18 billion deficit. Where do we get that money if we default?Why would a German tax payer give it us to pay our public servants more than he is earning?

No, we don't. You're thinking of about 2 years ago. The deficit that the country is aiming for this year is about 8 billion and about half of that is interest payments. If we didn't have so much debt hanging over us, the deficit would be just about manageable, thats what the german lad was getting at but Plank Kenny kept interrupting him.