Liveline Thread 17/06/2015 to date

Dan Jaman

Insurance companies in rip-off, shocker.

Tiger Mcilroy

Huh she has been driving for 30 years..which would make her minimum 46..she just had a chizzler?..

snubbleste

Eh the government say they want immigrants, not emigrants to come home!

signostic

Flukey wrote: »

Funny Friday!!! No! :eek:

please complete the limerick...

There was a comedian on lavlahn
Who was convinced Funny Friday would be his lifeline


Ist Prize...a spot at 2.45pm tomorrow on RTE Radio 1

here`s mine

There was a comedian on lavlahn
Who was convinced Funny Friday would be his lifeline
buts his cracks were old
He ended up cold on a bad line to Joe Duffy from Iceland


"well done, well done so to speak"....

somesoldiers

quadrifoglio verde wrote: »

Ffs, your cutting the grass with your residents assoc. Fee.

The management company use the money to pay for insurance on the block, put money aside for when things need replacing (lights, carpets, etc) towards painting the common areas and external buildings, refuse car parking access and gate maintenance. Lift maintenance You've block insurance, you've public liability and then you need a sinking fund for when bigger stuff like the roof needs to be repaired because the cowboy who built it was as gombeen .


Someone needs to slap Joe duffys researchers on the head.

they also issue a/cs to each of the residents every year explaining all this

somesoldiers

Are we Back in the USSR? she has been there a wet week and sounds like an eastern european

Atlantic Dawn

I'd love to know how much her insurance is in Russia, with some of the dashcam videos I have seen it must be massive.

Tiger Mcilroy

snubbleste wrote: »

Eh the government say they want immigrants, not emigrants to come home!

Thats her first mistake, everybody knows you apply the opposite understanding to any goverment statement.

Dan Jaman

<short term insurance>
Er, yes you could, but it would take a bit of finding, or a broker with a clue.

Flukey

signostic wrote: »

please complete the limerick...

There was a comedian on lavlahn

No there wasn't. That never happened.

Dan Jaman

somesoldiers wrote: »

Are we Back in the USSR?

She don't know how lucky they are, boy

HeidiHeidi

I'll ask agaiin..... what on earth is the point of this call

Is she just on to moan, or does she want someone to do something for her, or what?

Here missus, what's wrong with The Chieftans ("I'd listen to The Chieftans - just only for a few minutes, though")

snubbleste

PBH is going all over the place.

somesoldiers

They keep it in their trousers so to speak

snubbleste

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

I'll ask agaiin..... what on earth is the point of this call
Is she just on to moan, or does she want someone to do something for her, or what?
Here missus, what's wrong with The Chieftans ("I'd listen to The Chieftans - just only for a few minutes, though")

She's moaning about Inda telling her to come home yet all these barriers are in the way

HeidiHeidi

This is the story of every Irish person who ever lived abroad.

I lived in Germany years ago, should I ring in with my cultural experiences?

somesoldiers

I bet she'd have be a NO voter

"the gays"
"children can decide for themselves when they are old enough"

Dia1988

What's this about gay insurance?

HeidiHeidi

snubbleste wrote: »

She's moaning about Inda telling her to come home yet all these barriers are in the way

Turns out it was only one barrier after all.

Dan Jaman

"That sort of thing..."
Down with it!

Red Kev

Have to drive my car out of Russia once a year for a few hours...

Can't always travel with my visa...

Ehhh that doesn't sound like a normalised situation.



If she has been given a €4000 quote here then she either has a bad past history or she just hasn't shopped around. I spent 8 years in Africa and got insurance staright away when I came back. Paid €1400 for a 2.0l car the first year, paid €500 the second.

We're not being told the whole truth here I think.

Atlantic Dawn

Why do people come on using acronyms that pretty much no ordinary person would ever hear of.

Dia1988

Philip should retell the story about Saint Bernadette with the lapsed insurance that crashed into the off duty Garda.
She had no insurance and all was forgiven because she was such a nice honest lady!

HeidiHeidi

That would mean the residents would have to turn up to the meetings in the first place.

But they have kids, so they can't.

Sensible caller, making sense - whod've thunk?

Democracy in action, but it doesn't suit.

Tiger Mcilroy

OH MY GOD...the fees are not in question...do the basic maths

Fees are 1500

they pay 600 a year...for five years they are now 4500 in arrears and growing...where does it stop?

The lad next door is paying 1500 and those pair are getting the same services for 600.

dvcireland

6 seconds into this video, sums up PBH's week

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3M-BS47UHQ

Atlantic Dawn

Does the whisky and beer flow before these Funny Friday shows to oil up the audience to be merry?

Flukey

3pm! The boredom of recent weeks is over. The joys of misery and text polls will be back on Tuesday. We can't wait.

HeidiHeidi

Flukey wrote: »

3pm! The boredom of recent weeks is over. The joys of misery and text polls will be back on Tuesday. We can't wait.

I'm starting the blood pressure medication tonight.

ButtersSuki

The boredom of Philip's 3 week snoozefest is going to be eclipsed tomorrow by the c^ntfu*kerry that is Funny Fryday.

It's like Joe firstly inserted a knitting needle down our collective metaphorical Jap's Eye for 14 days, then withdrew it and inserted a hot poker in its place for the week end.

And all for a measly €360k a year.....