Liveline Thread 17/06/2015 to date

ButtersSuki

What's the Greek for coddle?

Atlantic Dawn

I don't actually know any Greek brand or Greek made product that I can buy or would want to buy in Ireland, does anyone?

Tiger Mcilroy

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

If he's getting €20 a month and that's it he is a lazy ballix, why doesn't he sell stuff on the Greek Donedeal or wash windows etc etc. He should read that fine book Penny Apples from one William Cullen.

Has he got rid of skysports and sold the smartphone though?

Roger_007

Greek woman living in Cavan?........she has probably learned how to mind her Euros!

Fujitsu10

sligojoek wrote: »

There won't be a run on the banks there till Josephous Duffiopoulos says so, so to speak

No point on having a run on the banks in Greece, they have feck all in them now at this stage.

Flukey

Roger_007 wrote: »

The Priory Hall of Athens?

Well, in fairness, they did build it high up, not in the middle of a flood plain like some of our developers did.

Streetwalker

ButtersSuki wrote: »

I was in Athens for a week in 2008. It looked like Beiruit.

Been to Moyross or parts of Darndale lately?

signostic

Flukey wrote: »

The Acropolis. Looking at its condition, it looks like a cheap job, badly regulated and inspected.

This lad maybe...


He later did a job for Basil Fawlty

Atlantic Dawn

sligojoek wrote: »

There won't be a run on the banks there till Josephous Duffiopoulos says so, so to speak

Joe is probably up at the mint since last Tuesday getting his deposits converted to paper form when he heard of the Greeks withdrawing their money from ATMs.

ButtersSuki

Streetwalker wrote: »

Been to Moyross or parts of Darndale lately?

Nope, thankfully.

Tiger Mcilroy

Are they trying to paint the greeks as some sort of victim in all this?...revisionism at its finest..the money was spent.

Mike Guide 69

I havent been on here in a while as i was out of the country (not in Greece mind you!!!) Have to laugh at this one, "Hello Irish cousins, please bail out our country"!!!!!

signostic

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Joe is probably up at the mint since last Tuesday getting his deposits converted to paper form when he heard of the Greeks withdrawing their money from ATMs.

Where`s Joe?

Streetwalker

Ah the old "look at Ireland, they are doing great" line. Eh no we are not you knob our debt is still unbelievable and unsustainable.

ButtersSuki

Three experts on here discussing Finance - four if you include Damo.

Dan Jaman

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I don't actually know any Greek brand or Greek made product that I can buy or would want to buy in Ireland, does anyone?

Greek sardines in Lidl

snubbleste

ButtersSuki wrote: »

What's the Greek for coddle?

Roger_007

Tiger Mcilroy wrote: »

Are they trying to paint the greeks as some sort of victim in all this?...revisionism at its finest..the money was spent.

Nobody seems to mention the massive amount of money that Greece spends on its military.

Tiger Mcilroy

The irish would go for a pint missus..you know this.

Flukey

sligojoek wrote: »

There won't be a run on the banks there till Josephous Duffiopoulos says so, so to speak

Joe could probably afford to bail out Greece all by himself. He's probably flown direct from San Francisco to Athens and then on to close the deal in Brussels and then back to RTE for his expenses.

signostic

anyone know how many pubs Mike has?

Fujitsu10

Michael Noonan fan club on line 2

ButtersSuki

Any chance we could have a bit of Irish Water talk or something similar?

Streetwalker

Noonan must be sh itting it. When Greece get this deal we aren't going to look like right twats.

Fujitsu10

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Any chance we could have a bit of Irish Water talk or something similar?

I don't think it will be too long before we hear some of it, I can feel it in my water (so to speak)!

Tiger Mcilroy

Streetwalker wrote: »

Noonan must be sh itting it. When Greece get this deal we aren't going to look like right twats.

Noonan doesnt give a fiddlers, the man is stalling till he retires.

snubbleste

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Any chance we could have a bit of Irish Water talk or something similar?

Sure, a bit of cryptosporidium is a great laxative

Dan Jaman

Lovely bit of stereotyping there, missus.

Atlantic Dawn

Streetwalker wrote: »

Ah the old "look at Ireland, they are doing great" line. Eh no we are not you knob our debt is still unbelievable and unsustainable.

The level of fools here who are brainwashed in to a feel good factor is unbelievable.

sligojoek

Dan Jaman wrote: »

Greek sardines in Lidl

And they're sh1te.