Liveline Thread 17/06/2015 to date

SEPT 23 1989

your were robbed by your guests?

snubbleste

Get to the point!

Flukey

Someone who was a priest. It's just not the same as having a retired garda, is it Joe?:(

Fujitsu10

Flukey wrote: »

People often now get a friend or neighbour to stay in the house during the funeral to effectively stand guard.

That has been happening for years. I remember a family doing this 25 years ago, long before RIP.ie.

snubbleste

What went wrong?

Flukey

snubbleste wrote: »

Get to the point!

Last stop on the Red Line inbound. Just be careful you don't get a Connolly one. Watch your personal belongings too.

Roger_007

Flukey wrote: »

Someone who was a priest. It's just not the same as having a retired garda, is it Joe?:(

Well for starters, the pension is not as good !

Atlantic Dawn

Joe not happy the priest got a free house.

SEPT 23 1989

a priest with a serious degenerative illness

Tiger Mcilroy

im starting to think im one of the few people in ireland not on the dole/with some condition..

thesandeman

Christ, I'd hate to have to listen to one of his sermons.

snubbleste

A very common sense priest.

Flukey

Tiger Mcilroy wrote: »

im starting to think im one of the few people in ireland not on the dole/with some condition..

Addiction to LiveLine and these threads might qualify you. If you tune into Funny Friday, you've really got it bad.

Tiger Mcilroy

Flukey wrote: »

Addiction to LiveLine and these threads might qualify you. If you tune into Funny Friday, you've really got it bad.

I listen to liveline to remind myself that im normal (ish) and capable of looking after myself..if i start listening to funny friday its time to up the dosage!

Roger_007

thesandeman wrote: »

Christ, I'd hate to have to listen to one of his sermons.

Ex priest taking in teenagers under the age of 18 who are legally children, (someone else's children).
No wonder eyebrows were raised!

Flukey

Text Y if you would take in a homeless person...

snubbleste

"I'm on de disability, Joe"

Roger_007

Flukey wrote: »

Text Y if you would take in a homeless person...

Occasionally I find myself homeless!.........if you count the dog house!

snubbleste

Whoy? Whoy?

somesoldiers

Took a scunder?

PauloMN

Rules are rules, it's not your property. Unfortunate but that's the reality of it.

Flukey

Roger_007 wrote: »

Occasionally I find myself homeless!.........if you count the dog house!

Like when the wife yet again catches you online and listening to LiveLine?

Atlantic Dawn

Single mum of 4. Duffy needs to ask the circumstances of the father(s).

Flukey

somesoldiers wrote: »

Took a scunder?

Joe showing off his vocabulary again.

wingnut

As a priest why didn't he get his friends in the church to open their parochial houses and myriad other buildings for this purpose.

snubbleste

Will Joe launch a campaign to solve de homeliss crisis?
Surely it's more important than headshops..

wingnut

Don't accept rent allowance 'for whatever reason'. Would have thought the reasons are well known.

Atlantic Dawn

If they just changed the system so that rent allowance went direct to the landlord it would solve to many problems.

snubbleste

somesoldiers wrote: »

Took a scunder?

A scunder can be a person or a thing. It means a "nuisance". It can be found with several pronunciations. Scunner, Scundered, Scunnered, Scunnert. A neat little phrase sums it up, 'hoisted by your own petard' It is often a personal retort, "That's you totally scundered", perhaps by some sly plan that has backfired. It is commonly used in ulster (Northern Ireland), Scotland and the North of England.

Roger_007

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Single mum of 4. Duffy needs to ask the circumstances of the father(s).

That would ruin the story!