Lahvlann: Now down the reek with a plastic yellow duck - 28th Sep forward

Hector Savage

Hector Savage wrote: »

Was that a toilet flushing ? :O

De foie gras does be very rich on de digestion.

Dan Jaman

Irish Rail are entering a pee-up in a brewery competition.
I wonder if they'll win it this year.

Del.Monte

Most of them in offices in Connolly, Heuston, Pearse and Inchicore.

Contact Irish Rail not this eejit.

somesoldiers

Aka Pearse Street

somesoldiers

He probably has an Unwell pass

Dan Jaman

"I could quite clearly see he was under the influence of drugs."
Perhaps he was suffering from some medical condition, did you think of that?

sligojoek

Iarnrod Eirreann and autism in one call.

dvcireland

Connolly station on a Friday afternoon is like Afternoon of the Living Dead.

Del.Monte

Does anybody who rings the Lavhline not have a child with special needs?

BPKS

sligojoek wrote: »

Iarnrod Eirreann and autism in one call.

And Brits

glenfieldman

An English man in New Ross

BPKS

Expunge that remark about RTE caller

somesoldiers

Person of colour- Smurf?

thecretinhop

person of colour. my dad used call them darkies. not allowed anymore vote ach ja or nichce niche

Del.Monte

Too many sensitive poor souls - I'm here most of my life and have never had this sort of reaction to my identity except from one 'nordie' - what would you expect.

Dan Jaman

He snatched the bunny, Joe.

Is dat a euphamism?

For Forks Sake

somesoldiers wrote: »

Aka Pearse Street

That woman was calling in from 1958

somesoldiers

Throw Bunny from the train

sligojoek

One of those language barriers

Yu Oh-mon produced

thecretinhop

i met a lad on train to belfast a few years ago. i had no clue what he was saying it was literally like rats in paths to freedom.
i gave him 5 sterling as he needed a meal he was sound in a way. train stops and cops arrest him of train lol.

Yer Da sells Avon

He had a point about 'Brit' being a derogatory term. I mean, I've only ever used it in a derogatory context.

Del.Monte

Del.Monte wrote: »

Does anybody who rings the Lavhline not have a child with special needs?

You must have at least one of these in your favour if they are to take your call on de Lahvlahn and de more de merrier:

A Death
A Sickness, especially one that needs Versatis
A Special Needs Child
An Unwell Teenager who disrupts all around
A Case Against Ryanair
To be a bit short on cop-on oneself.

thecretinhop

thecretinhop wrote: »

person of colour. my dad used call them darkies. not allowed anymore vote ach ja or nichce niche

I had an aunt that called Africans “Darkies” too, and East Asians “Chinks”.

sligojoek

When we got our first TV in the early 70s my father came running into the kitchen the first evening shouting, "Come in quick, there's a n****r on the telly."

selwyn froggitt

sligojoek wrote: »

When we got our first TV in the early 70s my father came running into the kitchen the first evening shouting, "Come in quick, there's a n****r on the telly."

Was it this fella?

Fateen described below as Top Irish Talent:

http://www.echo.ie/show/article/red-line-book-festival-attracts-the-top-stars-of-literature-and-arts

sligojoek

Right up there with Allison Spittle.

Mena Mitty

sligojoek wrote: »

When we got our first TV in the early 70s my father came running into the kitchen the first evening shouting, "Come in quick, there's a n****r on the telly."

Were ye watching the Riordan's ;-)

ButtersSuki

To dose of yous saying Brindin O’Cardle is racist and dat - he couldn’t be racist - sum a his best friends are forden and dat....like his American tax advisor who helps him avoid millions in Tax due to de Irish exchequer every year for example.....and de lads in de forden banks too who do be helping him wit de auld Paradise Papers and dat....a great bunch a lads de lot a dem.