Liveline Thread 17/06/2015 to date

snubbleste

This show has gone to the dogs

Flukey

Roger_007 wrote: »

Can you get a dog trained to do a bit of gardening and housework...........I could do with one of those!

Well with very little training they will water and fertilise the garden, and do a bit of digging, if that's any use.

ButtersSuki

Flukey wrote: »

No. More like a Super Sunday. I've seen you in the GAA forum, so I know you sneak a peak. So you've been there and done that, so all you need now is the shirt.

Yes, I've been there - discussing the case where a man had his scrotum torn apart by another player in a game - which of course being GAA no-one saw and from memory the victim was abused in court by the gallery and the culprit was cheered.

Atlantic Dawn

A dog like this that could drive me home from the local of an evening would be perfect...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWAK0J8Uhzk

Flukey

snubbleste wrote: »

This show has gone to the dogs

That was dog years ago.

ButtersSuki

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Would there be a discard rate of dogs which don't make the grade during the training process that are put to sleep so to speak?

They're not put to sleep but the failure rate is very high on assistance and guide dogs.

Flukey

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Yes, I've been there - discussing the case where a man had his scrotum torn apart by another player in a game - which of course being GAA no-one saw and from memory the victim was abused in court by the gallery and the culprit was cheered.

He should have rang Joe.

snubbleste

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Yes, I've been there - discussing the case where a man had his scrotum torn apart by another player in a game - which of course being GAA no-one saw and from memory the victim was abused in court by the gallery and the culprit was cheered.

That is so true

ButtersSuki

Fujitsu10 wrote: »

It costs RTE even more to pay D'arcy!

Yeah but D'arcy's fees are all covered by Volkswagen (or so RTE would have you believe from their press release). No-one sponsors Da Lahv Lahn and as we've seen recently no-one even advertises on it anymore.

ButtersSuki

Flukey wrote: »

He should have rang Joe.

He didn't have the balls. :rolleyes:

signostic

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

A dog like this that could drive me home from the local of an evening would be perfect...


This dog was not so succesful at the driving....i like tailbacks...

http://www.irishexaminer.com/examviral/animal-life/dog-driving-tractor-causes-delays-on-motorway-325408.html

ButtersSuki

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Yes, I've been there - discussing the case where a man had his scrotum torn apart by another player in a game - which of course being GAA no-one saw and from memory the victim was abused in court by the gallery and the culprit was cheered.

I feel slightly queasy .....

somesoldiers

anyone know who that lad was on the D'arcy ad? was it Benji Bennet?
ah it was from last Tuesday. We have some of his books at home for the young fella that we bought of his wife at Bloom. They are class

Dan Jaman

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Yeah but D'arcy's fees are all covered by Volkswagen (or so RTE would have you believe from their press release). No-one sponsors Da Lahv Lahn and as we've seen recently no-one even advertises on it anymore.

Might it be a good time to mention that VW make the Lupo?

Flukey

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Yes, I've been there - discussing the case where a man had his scrotum torn apart by another player in a game - which of course being GAA no-one saw and from memory the victim was abused in court by the gallery and the culprit was cheered.

On the other side of that, Noel McGrath came on as a sub for Tipperary, yesterday just months after having testicular cancer. He got a great welcome onto the field by all fans, a standing ovation.

ButtersSuki

THERE REALLY IS NO END TO JOE'S STUPIDITY:

Caller: We've filled out the forms for the tax back Joe.
Joe: and who are you sending that to?
Caller: Revenue
Joe: Oh

ButtersSuki

Flukey wrote: »

On the other side of that, Noel McGrath came on as a sub for Tipperary, yesterday just months after having testicular cancer. He got a great welcome onto the field by all fans, a standing ovation.

Ah well that makes up for it then doesn't it?

Atlantic Dawn

For €399 she could have got this to put the son in for the day...



https://www.donedeal.ie/otherhome-for-sale/special-offer-10-x-5-x-6-high-mesh-panel-run-399/10171461

Flukey

ButtersSuki wrote: »

THERE REALLY IS NO END TO JOE'S STUPIDITY:

Caller: We've filled out the forms for the tax back Joe.
Joe: and who are you sending that to?
Caller: Revenue
Joe: Oh

FYP

Mike Guide 69

Thats twice she said she's a single parent, form a queue lads!!!!

ButtersSuki

I'm reminded of a certain Frankie Boyle joke about Jordan and Harvey listening to this.

Tiger Mcilroy

Still nobody on to give some balance....so to speak.

Atlantic Dawn

Who trained Lassie?

Atlantic Dawn

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Who trained Lassie?

Laddie

snubbleste

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Yeah but D'arcy's fees are all covered by Volkswagen (or so RTE would have you believe from their press release). No-one sponsors Da Lahv Lahn and as we've seen recently no-one even advertises on it anymore.

Ah now.
LloydsPharmacy has paid €300,000 to sponsor Liveline for 12 months.
The deal includes 30 sponsor credited stings per week, 5 cross station promos per week, podcast sponsorship, outside broadcasts and airtime.
http://radiotoday.ie/2015/07/lloydspharmacy-to-sponsor-joe-duffys-liveline/

The_Mac

Ah Jaysus the government have cut her off lads

Flukey

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Who trained Lassie?

Skippy, or was it Flipper?

Flukey

The_Mac wrote: »

Ah Jaysus the government have cut her off lads

That's Joe's job.

Atlantic Dawn

snubbleste wrote: »

Ah now.
LloydsPharmacy has paid €300,000 to sponsor Liveline for 12 months.
The deal includes 30 sponsor credited stings per week, 5 cross station promos per week, podcast sponsorship, outside broadcasts and airtime.
http://radiotoday.ie/2015/07/lloydspharmacy-to-sponsor-joe-duffys-liveline/

If they were allowed special offers on valium during the ads it would be a worth it.

Flukey

snubbleste wrote: »

Ah now.
LloydsPharmacy has paid €300,000 to sponsor Liveline for 12 months.
The deal includes 30 sponsor credited stings per week, 5 cross station promos per week, podcast sponsorship, outside broadcasts and airtime.
http://radiotoday.ie/2015/07/lloydspharmacy-to-sponsor-joe-duffys-liveline/

They'll make their money selling sedatives on Funny Fridays.