Iona vs Panti

PopePalpatine

I prefer hot chocolate.

Links234

I'm a coffee drinker

Annasopra

Bannasidhe wrote: »

I don't like tea.

Same here

aloyisious

Penn wrote: »

I don't know what a tracker mortgage is.

Jeez, you're lucky...........

Knasher

Finally the rising up of those who dislike tea begins.
Viva la revolución.

Bannasidhe

Knasher wrote: »

Finally the rising up of those who dislike tea begins.
Viva la revolución.

I'll raise a double espresso to that!

lazygal

I don't like the GAA.


There. I said it.

Links234

Why aren't we talking about the terrors of...

Bannasidhe

lazygal wrote: »

I don't like the GAA.


There. I said it.

Me neither....

:cool:

Bannasidhe

Links234 wrote: »

Why aren't we talking about the terrors of...

Because the terrified people have run away and we are waiting for the next batch to arrive?

Zillah

Bannasidhe wrote: »

Because the terrified people have run away and we are waiting for the next batch to arrive?

So, A&A as usual, then?

Bannasidhe

Zillah wrote: »

So, A&A as usual, then?

Apart from the strange lack of biscuits yup. Same ol same ol.

I did just have a Danish pastry if any one is interested.

I ate it watching the flood waters rise in my back garden....

Corkfeen

Bannasidhe wrote: »

Apart from the strange lack of biscuits yup. Same ol same ol.

I did just have a Danish pastry if any one is interested.

I ate it watching the flood waters rise in my back garden....

You opened the flood gates so?:eek:

Bannasidhe

Corkfeen wrote: »

You opened the flood gates so?:eek:

Sure Iona will probably blame me either way....

Turtwig

Links234 wrote: »

Why aren't we talking about the terrors of...

Flappy Bird. What's your highscore by the way? Mine's 31

Mr. CooL ICE

54 here. Although it's on Android, which is apparently slightly easier. Think I may have had a plate of rich tea beside me which undoubtedly helped.

Sulla Felix

I prefer flappydoge

http://www.dogetek.co/game/

aloyisious

Aargh, just heard Panti on RTE Ad for Sunday programme, she gave her last biscuit to her dog.

joseph brand

Bannasidhe wrote: »

I don't like tea.

Blasphemy!

joseph brand

lazygal wrote: »

I don't like the GAA.


There. I said it.

It's a stipulation that to be Irish one must go to mass, relish a good GAA match, guzzle down tae and eat hang sangwiches. Two (latter) out of four ain't bad.

aloyisious

I just had a look at the irish Times page and saw an item about some-one collapsing and being hospitalized, so went for a look-see. I was distracted by the heading on a video and opened it instead. I don't know when this video of Sen Walsh in the Seanad was recorded but it (IMO) outdoes anything I've heard to date, It really shook me.

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/video?vid=1.1680354

lazygal

aloyisious wrote: »

I just had a look at the irish Times page and saw an item about some-one collapsing and being hospitalized, so went for a look-see. I was distracted by the heading on a video and opened it instead. I don't know when this video of Sen Walsh in the Seanad was recorded but it (IMO) outdoes anything I've heard to date, It really shook me.

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/video?vid=1.1680354

He also complained that he wasn't allowed call gay people fairies. He's a lovely man, Jim Walsh.

Corkfeen

Jernal wrote: »

Flappy Bird. What's your highscore by the way? Mine's 31

What is wrong with you guys? Mine is 6.

AerynSun

aloyisious wrote: »

I don't know when this video of Sen Walsh in the Seanad was recorded but it (IMO) outdoes anything I've heard to date, It really shook me.

The most telling part was the chair calling your man to order: "Senator Mullen!"

Annasopra

AerynSun wrote: »

The most telling part was the chair calling your man to order: "Senator Mullen!"

He was actually calling on Ronan Mullen to speak next. It's from about a week or so ago

AerynSun

mango salsa wrote: »

He was actually calling on Ronan Mullen to speak next. It's from about a week or so ago

Oh right... fortuitous that two wallies were on, one after the other... hrm.

Knasher

joseph brand wrote: »

It's a stipulation that to be Irish one must go to mass, relish a good GAA match, guzzle down tae and eat hang sangwiches. Two (latter) out of four ain't bad.

When it comes to those 4, I think zero is better.

Sulla Felix wrote: »

I prefer flappydoge

http://www.dogetek.co/game/

How about a flappybird mmo
http://flapmmo.com/

joseph brand

FouxDaFaFa wrote: »

Oh God, they're so good.

My favourites:
Married With Children - Or Else
Operation Consecration
Curb Your Equality
Are you being served (court papers)?
My So-called right to life
One Foot in The George
Malcolm in the middle ages
Abstinence in The City

Here's a few of the latest:

Parks and Only For Procreation
Not Coming Out
Keeping Up Intolerances
Sabrina the lesbian mother
I Love Lucy (and I'm a girl)

aloyisious

AerynSun wrote: »

Oh right... fortuitous that two wallies were on, one after the other... hrm.

Tut tut, the notion that the chair of the Seanad would stoop to a "tweedledum, tweedledee" comment

Brian Shanahan

Zubeneschamali wrote: »

Complaining about a lack of balance, Quinn says: Programmes such as the Late late Show featured interviews with women whose unborn babies were found to be fatally handicapped, had gone to England to have then aborted and were campaigning for the right to have those abortions here.

Does he think for a second that having some anti-abortion head on to argue the toss with those women would do his side some good?

How thick is he?

I believe what he means is that women like that should be forbidden from ever talking in public. He's not interested in debating with his opposites in an argument (he knows he'll lose every time) he's only interested in stifling debate and enforcing his opinion.