Lahvlann: Up the reek without a coddle - 26/07 two 18 so to speak

ButtersSuki

BPKS wrote: »

Just listening to Morning Ireland.

Report on those 'talking' statues in Dublin - the project goes live today.

I wonder will Joe go back to this topic today seen as his is voicing one of the statues (a statue of some fella called George in Trinity College).

What were the fees for that I wonder?

Dan Jaman

Dan Jaman wrote: »

He should have been voicing Jim Larkin.

Jim Larkin would have had a Liverpudlian “scouse” accent, I imagine, as he was born there. Is there any statue of a Dubalineser dat Fateen could more appropriately have voiced. I’m sure dat George fellow was far too posh to be voiced by Joe.

ButtersSuki

ButtersSuki wrote: »

What were the fees for that I wonder?

And “Rayalties” every time de statue speaks, so to speak.

ButtersSuki

Deleted User wrote: »

Jim Larkin would have had a Liverpudlian “scouse” accent, I imagine, as he was born there. Is there any statue of a Dubalineser dat Fateen could more appropriately have voiced. I’m sure dat George fellow was far too posh to be voiced by Joe.

You (luckily for you) missed Joe’s request to search for a recording of Him Larkin’s voice a few years ago. It was Versatis for the ears that one.

We had callers callnin to give their “impression” of the voice, including some RTE actors. It was appalling radio, even by Lahn Lahn standards.

They like you say ignored the Scouse element of his accent, as well as de likely Nordren Ireland element. All of dem were salt a de irth Dubalinese.

He had a horn for that topic for weeks.

ButtersSuki

Deleted User wrote: »

And “Rayalties” every time de statue speaks, so to speak.

One thing I can safely say is they weren’t likely cheap.

McDermotX

Army moaning.


Send dem to a war I say.

Dan Jaman

No extra pay for de sojers?
That's scandalous.

Odyssey 2005

Sandbaggers up in arms...

Odyssey 2005

McDermotX wrote: »

Army moaning.


Send dem to a war I say.

They'd loose

Since when did soldiers become a shower of wusses

Whatever about not getting paid, maybe they should, but sleeping on safari beds?

What do they want, the 4 seasons?

and leaving their families for 3 days, what about the lads who went off to war for months/years on end

SEPT 23 1989

sounds like Paddy the pintman Losty

McDermotX

Hold on......did he say they were third-class citizens ?

Not even the la-de-dah second-class ones.

2smiggy

at least this fellows hearing seems to be alright

Odyssey 2005

Cops getting relief...Carla up next.

Odyssey 2005

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Since when did soldiers become a shower of wusses

Whatever about not getting paid, maybe they should, but sleeping on safari beds?

What do they want, the 4 seasons?

and leaving their families for 3 days, what about the lads who went off to war for months/years on end

WHA ?

Dan Jaman

2smiggy wrote: »

at least this fellows hearing seems to be alright

He obviously never encountered Bang-Bang.

2smiggy

they need to be paid into their own company, like Joe, to escape that pesky tax

SEPT 23 1989

you watch Ken Burns documentary on Vietnam and then you listen to this windbag

mountain

There is no doubt that the army are very poorly paid,

However, whats the point of having someone on talking about wages/conditions over 20 years ago...

sligojoek

Ironic how the show is now sponsored by Hidden Hearing.

Sounds like Pat Shortt or his comedic companion

Odyssey 2005

Bet this lad regrets not going into the cops..

McDermotX

Whoy didjanot become a gard den, caller ?

Dan Jaman

"We all went to distant and hostile places, like Doobalin."

Beechwoodspark

All a joke to joe

Floppybits

McDermotX wrote: »

Whoy didjanot become a gard den, caller ?

Wha?

2smiggy

my friend is always sorry he did not join the army, but would have joined the british army !! A lot better conditions and opportunity's

McDermotX

Carrying your sac.

mojesius

A brown sheet for yer arse Joe

Odyssey 2005

Duffy being deliberately stupid ...as usual, comes naturally