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Lahvlahn: The "Snow Show Like a Joe Show" Edition - 01/03 two-eighteen so to speak

wnolan1992

Ireland is scheduled to be buried under snow at 4pm tomorrow, so here's one last Liveline thread for the road. Enjoy.

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Odyssey 2005

mojesius wrote: »

Ah here, going on about potential future receding hairlines now..

My hairline's receding listening to him

Loosin the will to live here

Odyssey 2005

dvcireland wrote: »

Looking for money for a wedding

In Barbados

mojesius

After the break, Sile from laois who has had a piece of batter burger lodged in her throat for 3 years

Mike Guide 69

Do the maths Phil, will ya???

somesoldiers

mistake so what

McDermotX

Important detail there

Pink(!) Paper

2smiggy

why not just throw the letter away. have to ring live line and make a big deal out of nothing. RTE worse to entertain such ****e

Odyssey 2005

So. Big swingin Mickey. It's a clerical error,build a fookin bridge.

eviltwin

Someone made a mistake, big deal.

Odyssey 2005

Would she have been good on a jury.
I though jury duty was a serious matter. Not in RTE apparently

BarryD2

Why get upset about these matters? Part and parcel of life, the State can't be on top of every detail of peoples lives, be more worrying if they were. Just send a letter back.

Icsics

Slow news day

meep

PHB: ''The live register is for unemployment, it's the register of electors you're referring to'
Caller. 'Yeah. But I thought the live register would be upated'

It's not only the presenters who don't listen.

eviltwin

She should sue for emotional distress:rolleyes:

Dan Jaman

By fook, it's true what the promo says.
This is the pulse of the nation, right enough.
<snooze>

Odyssey 2005

8 years with a chip on your shoulder...

somesoldiers

What did he die of? A friday

[Deleted User]

My deceased mother got all sorts of letters. I brought them to Glasnevin and slipped them under the soil of the grave. I think she has ignored the letters and her remains will be up in court any day now.

Murdoc90

These kind of calls are made to liveline every few months, what can be done about it!

Mike Guide 69

Was that the cat on the piano in the backround???

withless

"They" are a disgrace Joe.

pilly

Icsics wrote: »

Slow news day

PBH never approaches anything near controversy.

somesoldiers

Next Up- I rang my late fathers mobile number and someone answered...

Rinse
Repeat

BarryD2

Deleted User wrote: »

My deceased mother got all sorts of letters. I brought them to Glasnevin and slipped them under the soil of the grave. I think she has ignored the letters and her remains will be up in court any day now.

that gave me a laugh!

Dan Jaman

somesoldiers wrote: »

Next Up- I rang my late fathers mobile number and someone answered...

Rinse
Repeat

Was that the one where the phone was buried with the deceased? That would cause a start, momentarily.

Odyssey 2005

Have you got another man missus

[Deleted User]

somesoldiers wrote: »

Next Up- I rang my late fathers mobile number and someone answered...

Rinse
Repeat

The next day I went into the bathroom and he stepped out of the shower Bobby Ewing style Joe....

withless

I think this is the most boring story I have ever heard.

somesoldiers

Dan Jaman wrote: »

Was that the one where the phone was buried with the deceased? That would cause a start, momentarily.

There was one where someone was ringing to hear their late relative's voice mail message but then after a time the number was reissued to someone else and they rang one day and it was answered....the number should be your forever so to speak

[Deleted User]

BarryD2 wrote: »

that gave me a laugh!

She was a lady with a grave sense of humour sotosprak, like her daughter.