Last Late Late before Christmas

PeterTheEighth

More misery. All the festive spirit of an Eastenders Christmas tonight.

Welsh Megaman

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I will have the notepad out after the show to get something going, better than any pension scheme. I'd be hoping to get something up around number 9.

Bizarrely, the East 17 song doesn't feature the word 'Christmas' in the song at all - only some bells at the end (no jokes, please) give it a festive feel.

Muahahaha

homerjay2005 wrote: »

have utmost sympathy for them, but blaming the government for this is just pure nonsense when its a problem thats been there for 100's of years.

building houses on flood planes is a complete and utter bullsh*t also.

Its the county councils who gave them planning permission to build on a flood plain. Often against the advice of planners, pressure gets put on county councillors to influence the decision.


Anyway I just got in an hour late and begun watching the recorded show. Up came Jason Byrne- fast forwarded all that, then Louis Walsh, fast forwarded all of that and made it to half way through the flooding segment. That fcuk I missed the dross, it can only go up from here on in.

Ol' Donie

randy hickey wrote: »

Sing it with me - to the tune of Do They Know It's Christmas:

Feed Ryan Turbridy
And let him know it's Christmas time...........

As Gealige, s'il vous plait.

Skid X

Skid X wrote: »

At least it's a full length show, last year they fecked off at about 11.10pm**



** I might be setting myself up for a fall there, at 11.10pm we might be praying it was over.

I know it's only 10.40, but Post Reported :mad:

bottlebrush

I'm actually welling up here. He could be describing my own mother's death a few years ago.

Azrel

Christ, did anyone NOT die?

Brewdog

Ah, a misery slot.....just after another misery slot....in Christmas week, Graham Norton here I come!

Welsh Megaman

PeterTheEighth wrote: »

More misery. All the festive spirit of an Eastenders Christmas tonight.

Shat it! You slaaaaaaaag!

mfceiling

Fcuking school teachers always have to have the "craic"

Let's sing popular chart songs in irish...oh, oh, oh, oh what about christmas carols? Jesus Sinead you're a genius - we'll end up on the late late.

And so it comes to pass...

Skid X

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Bizarrely, the East 17 song doesn't feature the word 'Christmas' in the song at all - only some bells at the end (no jokes, please) give it a festive feel.

It's about his Brother who killed himself

Happy Christmas

http://www.bigissue.com/features/interviews/3374/tony-mortimer-interview-stay-another-day-about-my-brother-s-suicide

grey_so_what

I'm not into the "cord" stuff to be honest......

Roger_007

Floods, death and Louis Walsh................can this possibly get worse?

Ol' Donie

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Bizarrely, the East 17 song doesn't feature the word 'Christmas' in the song at all - only some bells at the end (no jokes, please) give it a festive feel.

And the fact that you hear it every five seconds once November hits.

Didn't one of Louis' bands do something like Seasons In The Sun or something with added sleighbells for Christmas?

dublinman1990

This show is turning to be some ****e just before Christmas. Not this thread though. This is a far more entertaining read.

Happy Christmas to you guys. Hope you all are having a good night.

Atlantic Dawn

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Bizarrely, the East 17 song doesn't feature the word 'Christmas' in the song at all - only some bells at the end (no jokes, please) give it a festive feel.

Yes and it's actually wrote about suicide.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stay_Another_Day

Torricelli

Roger_007 wrote: »

Floods, death and Louis Walsh................can this possibly get worse?

You must have missed Jason Byrne.

monkey9

No offence here, but John B Keane died a few ago. So why is his son on a chat show in 2015 talking his ma's death??

Welsh Megaman

Roger_007 wrote: »

Floods, death and Louis Walsh................can this possibly get worse?

Ol' Donie

Skid X wrote: »

It's about his Brother who killed himself

Happy Christmas

http://www.bigissue.com/features/interviews/3374/tony-mortimer-interview-stay-another-day-about-my-brother-s-suicide

Baby if you've got to go away...

Yeah, I see that.

PeterTheEighth

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Bizarrely, the East 17 song doesn't feature the word 'Christmas' in the song at all - only some bells at the end (no jokes, please) give it a festive feel.

All I read there was East 17 Bell-Ends.

Greentopia

Roger_007 wrote: »

Floods, death and Louis Walsh................can this possibly get worse?

You forgot Jason Byrne.

Lady Chatterton

Mary and Billy were on with Miriam on her radio programme earlier this year and it was a great interview.

grey_so_what

dublinman1990 wrote: »

Happy Christmas to you guys. Hope you all are having a good night.

Have a good one dublinman...xxx:)

Firefox11

PeterTheEighth wrote: »

More misery. All the festive spirit of an Eastenders Christmas tonight.

I wont be hanging around for the cliffhanger at the end either......Norton is on soon. :pac:

Harry Angstrom

Roger_007 wrote: »

Floods, death and Louis Walsh................can this possibly get worse?

Mary Robinson will be on shortly to do a bit of pontificating.

Ol' Donie

monkey9 wrote: »

No offence here, but John B Keane died a few ago. So why is his son on a chat show in 2015 talking his ma's death??

Why is anyone on talking about a few relatives who died?

This makes no sense.

Kerrydude1981

Come on now,im sure the pub was open for a few of the regulars

Torricelli

"death, blood, sin and misfortune"

Yep, that sums up the LLS.

Atlantic Dawn

Firefox11 wrote: »

I wont be hanging around for the cliffhanger at the end either......Norton is on soon. :pac:

Stick it on record on the oul vhs.