Liveline May 19th two seventeen thread and dat

The Parish Priest. · 19-05-2017 1:54pm #1

In before da closure of da old thread so to speak

etselbbuns · 19-05-2017 2:10pm

Dey love me on de boards, love me so dey do

Lady Chatterton · 19-05-2017 2:31pm

I was in stitches laughing when Seaamus asked Aine if she expected a Blue Peter badge. It's a shame he didn't stay on the line longer. I was really hoping he'd go into full Jack Nicholson mode : D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tgz5-8chSlk

Dan Jaman · 19-05-2017 4:01pm

I suppose this new thread is as good as any other.
Out with the old!
<pity about the typo in the heading, though>

hullaballoo · 20-05-2017 1:22pm

Thread title changed.

sligojoek · 20-05-2017 2:06pm

First in with the "Where's the new BINGO card Butters?" post.

Dan Jaman · 20-05-2017 3:57pm

hullaballoo wrote: »

Thread title changed.

Dat's beddah.

20-05-2017 4:15pm

I always felt uneasy about our Finance Minister missing a number out every time he mentioned a year. Imagine if he left a number out every time he prepared a budget?

Then, Joseph started doing it. It's NOT 217. It's 2017.

HeidiHeidi · 20-05-2017 5:50pm

Deleted User wrote: »

I always felt uneasy about our Finance Minister missing a number out every time he mentioned a year. Imagine if he left a number out every time he prepared a budget?

Then, Joseph started doing it. It's NOT 217. It's 2017.

They're all at it now. I can't remember the last time I heard a politician actually say a 21st century year correctly.

Dan Jaman · 20-05-2017 8:56pm

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

They're all at it now. I can't remember the last time I heard a politician actually say a 21st century year correctly.

This sloppy vile habit will probably stick until the end of 299.

dxhound2005 · 21-05-2017 9:43am

Poor Aine The Hero sounded like she needed a good ride to release some of that built up anger.

Actually, back in Old God's time, she would probably qualify for an exorcism

I just read the end of the last thread and came across these two contributions from yesterday, referring to a Liveline caller. I couldn't figure out how to quote them directly.

All I can say is Wow ..... Just Wow.

Dan Jaman · 21-05-2017 11:30am

dxhound2005 wrote: »

I couldn't figure out how to quote them directly.

You can use the simple quoting facility built in but craft it manually, like so...
[ quote ] but remove the spaces in the bracketed section [ / quote ]

or attribute the quote more accurately like so...

[spaceQUOTE=dxhound2005;space103573666space ]remove the spaces in the bracketed section [ / quote ]

Hitchens · 21-05-2017 1:19pm

There's an article and photo of Aine The Hero in that rag that Duffy 'writes' for, today.

(saw it on the Luas, somebody had left it on a seat with that page open)

Mike Guide 69 · 21-05-2017 1:41pm

Hitchens wrote: »

There's an article and photo of Aine The Hero in that rag that Duffy 'writes' for, today.

(saw it on the Luas, somebody had left it on a seat with that page open)

Yeah pretty disturbing pic of her allright, she's also plugging her juice bar as well!!!!

HeidiHeidi · 21-05-2017 2:13pm

Hitchens wrote: »

There's an article and photo of Aine The Hero in that rag that Duffy 'writes' for, today.

(saw it on the Luas, somebody had left it on a seat with that page open)

Mike Guide 69 wrote: »

Yeah pretty disturbing pic of her allright, she's also plugging her juice bar as well!!!!

Much as I'm reluctant to give that rag a single click, anyone have a link to this article? Is it even online? No amount of googling has found it for me so far.

I heard a bit of the first interview with St. Aine the Hysterical, and had to turn her off - life's just far too short for listening to that sort of ****e. Didn't hear any of the update and can't bring myself to podcast it. But I'd like to read all about it if I could find it!

sligojoek · 21-05-2017 2:18pm

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

Much as I'm reluctant to give that rag a single click, anyone have a link to this article? Is it even online? No amount of googling has found it for me so far.

I heard a bit of the first interview with St. Aine the Hysterical, and had to turn her off - life's just far too short for listening to that sort of ****e. Didn't hear any of the update and can't bring myself to podcast it. But I'd like to read all about it if I could find it!

If nobody gets it in the meantime, I'll get a pic from my mother in law's copy tomorrow.

Have a listen to her second call. Priceless, specially trhe latter end.

Lady Chatterton · 21-05-2017 3:31pm

I was listening back to Friday's show again when I was out for a walk earlier, I couldn't help laughing out loud at times..... I'd say there are a few people in my area who think I've completely lost the plot - walking along laughing away

I didn't hear all of PBH's shows but it was a strange (but entertaining) week with Aine and Gerry, the retired detective who saw the ghost of a priest.

Joe, post the article if you can, I wouldn't mind getting a gawk at Aine.

ButtersSuki · 21-05-2017 4:16pm

Anudder week of the full-time host tomorrow? Or will it be D'Omen, Alison or AN Udder?

Lady Chatterton · 21-05-2017 4:24pm

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Anudder week of the full-time host tomorrow? Or will it be D'Omen, Alison or AN Udder?

AFAIK PBH said he was standing in for Joe for a couple of weeks.

I didn't like when Alison was presenting, she is nice but phoning the Persil Hotline would provide more entertainment.

21-05-2017 4:26pm

Anyone know where Aine's shop is in Ranelagh?

I'm assuming it's on the other side of the the alleyway where Nick's Coffee is?There are a few benches there.

Only asking so I'll know to avoid it.

Atlantic Dawn · 21-05-2017 4:26pm

ButtersSuki · 21-05-2017 4:29pm

There's only one "l" in Ranelagh ffs.

Lady Chatterton · 21-05-2017 4:32pm

ButtersSuki wrote: »

There's only one "l" in Ranelagh ffs.

I want a capital R too

ButtersSuki · 21-05-2017 4:43pm

Or "REN-illa" as Joe pronounces it.

21-05-2017 4:52pm

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Or "REN-illa" as Joe pronounces it.

That's a bit of a conceit on Joe's behalf.

As you may know, but just to point it out to others, those who like to describe themselves as 'old' Ranelagh pronounce it 'Renillah", whereas the pronunciation 'Ranellagh" is considered to be for students and blow-ins. Loads of other snobbery goes on too, like whether you drink in Birchalls and eat your dinner in the Wild Goose (Renlah folk) or whether you drink in the TapHouse and eat in Tribeca (blow-ins). The there's 'The Hill' for those who are truly beyond the pale, in class terms.

Lovely village but dripping with snobbery, even between fellow middle class people. Beyond childish.

Joe, of course, is a Renlah man, mar dhea.

ButtersSuki · 21-05-2017 5:39pm

Lady Chatterton wrote: »

I want a capital R too

De Kool Kidz do only use de lower case so to speak except for when day say De Kool Kidz.

ButtersSuki · 21-05-2017 6:32pm

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

That's a bit of a conceit on Joe's behalf.

As you may know, but just to point it out to others, those who like to describe themselves as 'old' Ranelagh pronounce it 'Renillah", whereas the pronunciation 'Ranellagh" is considered to be for students and blow-ins. Loads of other snobbery goes on too, like whether you drink in Birchalls and eat your dinner in the Wild Goose (Renlah folk) or whether you drink in the TapHouse and eat in Tribeca (blow-ins). The there's 'The Hill' for those who are truly beyond the pale, in class terms.

Lovely village but dripping with snobbery, even between fellow middle class people. Beyond childish.

Joe, of course, is a Renlah man, mar dhea.

I KNOW DAT! I KNOW DAT! I KNOW DAT!

I used to live there so to speak.

Hitchens · 21-05-2017 6:43pm

ButtersSuki wrote: »

I KNOW DAT! I KNOW DAT! I KNOW DAT!

I used to live there so to speak.

So did I back in the day. Lovely area, I felt right at home there!

HeidiHeidi · 21-05-2017 6:48pm

ButtersSuki wrote: »

I KNOW DAT! I KNOW DAT! I KNOW DAT!

I used to live there so to speak.

I'm from there, for my sins

('twas a very, very different place when we were growing up, I can tell ya!)

What does that make me?

ButtersSuki · 21-05-2017 8:46pm

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

I'm from there, for my sins ('twas a very, very different place when we were growing up, I can tell ya!)

What does that make me?

Sure it was caller, sure it was. Heidi I'd say your upbringing was as Posh as Joe's was poor so to speak......;)

Joe's chislers however have grown up like Baron Trump (they both have thick, ignorant, rich men for daddies so to speak).

You KNOW I'm joking! I would never insult you like that!

BPKS · 22-05-2017 8:56am

When Aine opens up the shop, I really hope we can arrange for a supply of Blue Peter badges to be dropped in.

Dan Jaman · 22-05-2017 10:12am

BPKS wrote: »

When Aine opens up the shop, I really hope we can arrange for a supply of Blue Peter badges to be dropped in.

And a box of Farcebuke loikes, loike.

Atlantic Dawn · 22-05-2017 11:43am

T'day...
Fella who flies the Union Jack above his place when a UK visitor stays with him
"4 killers and some drug dealers" on a hike up Croagh Patrick...Sounds like a good title for a movie.
Je Ho Vaz witness who wonders was he a member of a a death cult.

Atlantic Dawn · 22-05-2017 11:46am

De 2-17 Joe Duffy Wurkday Calculator and dat:

Wurkdays in 2-17 to date so to speak: 97
Joe Shows: 75
No Show Joe Shows: 22
PBH Shows: 6
D'Omen Shows: 8
AN Udder Shows: 8

somesoldiers · 22-05-2017 12:47pm

I thought it was only the Union Jack when flown from a ship otherwise the Union flag...at least that's what they said on QI years back where most of my knowledge comes from

Atlantic Dawn · 22-05-2017 12:47pm

I'd find it odd someone flying my countries flag if I stayed at their guesthouse.

Dan Jaman · 22-05-2017 12:47pm

But does he refer to it as a 'fleg'?

Dan Jaman · 22-05-2017 12:48pm

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I'd find it odd someone flying my countries flag if I stayed at their guesthouse.

I wouldn't mind.

Atlantic Dawn · 22-05-2017 12:48pm

Has he got the North Koream flag, Kim Jung might want a few days board and that.

Atlantic Dawn · 22-05-2017 12:48pm

Mainland, lol, the haters will love that.

Atlantic Dawn · 22-05-2017 12:50pm

tony-baddans-house-covered-in-england-flags-140081798503302601-140612103351.jpg

Oops69 · 22-05-2017 12:50pm

He should cop on and just not fly it , the eejit , sometimes you need to just be pragmatic .

Right2Write · 22-05-2017 12:51pm

Sound like a patriotic chap with a balanced view.

Not at all surprised that he gets hassle though from the usual bag of bar room nationalists.

McDermotX · 22-05-2017 12:51pm

Get a Brit on the line PBH.........always have one a day anyway.

Rock Lesnar · 22-05-2017 12:51pm

Facebuke rating is down, now i see what this is about

Flukey · 22-05-2017 12:51pm

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I'd find it odd someone flying my countries flag if I stayed at their guesthouse.

Where are you from, Mongolia?

somesoldiers · 22-05-2017 12:52pm

I was with a girl on holidays years back that was wearing a Union dress a la Geri Haliwell, didn't bother me in the slightest Joe, made her leave it on

Harry Angstrom · 22-05-2017 12:52pm

Facebook ratings. Very scientific :rolleyes:

Rock Lesnar · 22-05-2017 12:53pm

somesoldiers wrote: »

I was with a girl on holidays years back that was wearing a Union dress a la Geri Haliwell, didn't bother me in the slightest Joe, made her leave it on

And why did you not make her take it down caller?

Right2Write · 22-05-2017 12:53pm

Getting plenty of publicity now though and I hope a good many new customers

BPKS · 22-05-2017 12:53pm

He could just even things up by playing the Wolfe Tones in the lobby 24/7.

Liveline May 19th two seventeen thread and dat

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