Atlantic Dawn wrote: » I would doubt Duffy has seen any of the pre MBB stand up stuff from O'Carroll in the early years, none of this would be his bag so to speak...
liam7831 wrote: » Just seen he's gonna have an Irish Earthquake survivor ......
Atlantic Dawn wrote: » Condolonces...did any of his family die?
somesoldiers wrote: » Our family used to enjoy getting a comedy DVD after the pub on Christmas Eve opening our presents etc. for quite a few years these were Brendan O'Carroll dvds....How's Your Jolly Roger, Wibbly Wobbly Wonder etcAnd yes I will admit I have watched MBB and laughed at it. I don't record it or watch it religiously but if there's nothing else on I'll watch it. Is it the best comedy ever IMO- certainly not. Is it the best comedy of the last 16 years, humm I can't really think of anything I have laughed at other than MBB & Inbetweeners since then. I didn't like IT crowd, Black Books, anything with David Mitchell in (though I do like him on QI which I listen to an episode of most nights as I go to sleep, must be on the 20th cycle of them all at this stage, though cant see myself going any further than series M, we'll see how it goes!) There I said it
Oops69 wrote: » Jesus , EAmon GIlbore on the news at one now , full of his own importance , shoot me now .
Oops69 wrote: » Unless he gets a story of broken bones sticking out he"ll be gone in two seconds
Atlantic Dawn wrote: » Would your house inshurdance cover you for an earthquake or would it be classed as an act of god so to speak?
Flukey wrote: » I survived the great earthquake in July 1984, should I ring in? It didn't knock me out of bed, so I didn't sustain any serious injuries, but my late father nearly cut himself while shaving. Nah, I don't think Joe would go for that.
Mike Guide 69 wrote: » How many days now has Joe avoided the Pat Hickey saga???
liam7831 wrote: » This guy sounds really upset