Lahvlahn: You say potato,I say Versatis- 11/05 two-eighteen so to speak

ButtersSuki · 20-07-2018 02:30PM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

They could invoice de Claddaghgreen for de airtime on behalf of de supposed almost bankrupt RTE looking for de savings everywhere de pooer organisation can.

Next you'll be saying Dee Forbes should be on €100,000.

BPKS · 20-07-2018 02:33PM

Todays show passed most of a 180 km journey for me, the highlight of course being Aimee on her babymoon (whatever the fcuk that is) getting freaked out and driving back to Dublin (I presume?) after seeing a few mice on a timber deck in a country cottage.

I feel sorry for the unborn child who on the evidence of this call will be wearing bubblewrap until he/she is 18.

BPKS · 20-07-2018 02:48PM

PS - havnt gone back on the thread, but the English protester fella living in Sallynoggin. Was I the only one to think of Radio Norwich when he was on.

ButtersSuki · 20-07-2018 02:53PM

BPKS wrote: »

PS - havnt gone back on the thread, but the English protester fella living in Sallynoggin. Was I the only one to think of Radio Norwich when he was on.

A-ha!

Literally in this case........so to speak.

ButtersSuki · 20-07-2018 04:57PM

Question: would you go on full
Hollibobs for a Babymoon, or is it a shorter break-een dan dat so to speak?

somesoldiers · 20-07-2018 05:02PM

Mena Mitty wrote: »

My own personal irritant is the horsefly, I have a hole the size of a shirt button on the palm of my hand from one of the f**kers biting me last week.

Are you sure that’s not de stigmata, so to speak? Let on it is, you might get in to see Pope Francis in Croker?

Mena Mitty · 20-07-2018 05:44PM

somesoldiers wrote: »

Are you sure that’s not de stigmata, so to speak? Let on it is, you might get in to see Pope Francis in Croker?

When the last pope was in Clonmacnoise in 1979, my friends and I started off with good intensions intending to join all the other pilgrims in walking to Clonmacnoise and reciting the rosary as we walked.

Needless to say we didn't make it to see the big man, we ended up in a field drinking cider halfway between Ballycumber and Clonmacnoise before my father arrived and beat me and my friend home in front of him with a big stick.

I have no desire to see this Pope, had no desire to see the last pope's visit, but got sidetracked.....as you do.

Thanks for the stigmata idea, I'm gonna milk this for all it's worth here. I've already got out of bringing home the turf this week, because of my poor sore hand :-)

dxhound2005 · 20-07-2018 05:44PM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I thought he would have had a word said to him but no he's allowed free reign. I'd have assumed by now with all the goings on in the wurdled that they would have a buke of ethics in dat organisation where ye couldn't promote your own warez gratis.

Joe is the King of The Liveline, master of all he surveys.

ButtersSuki · 20-07-2018 08:14PM

As I missed most of yesterday's show I decided to listen back to it to hear him plug de buke and dat, but alas no....they've broken the podcast up into segments around the assorted topics dat were discussed on de show yesterday and in doing so cut that part out.

It's editing but I'm uncomfortable with it as a concept tbh. The podcast of the show should be curated so to speak as it was broadcast, save obviously for any libelous comments etc.

The editing out of his plugeen was purely accidental I'd imagine as it didn't sit smoothly under the topics. But why edit it at all? The podcast should be the show as it was broadcast.

SecretsOfEarth · 20-07-2018 08:21PM

ButtersSuki wrote: »

As I missed most of yesterday's show I decided to listen back to it to hear him plug de buke and dat, but alas no....they've broken the podcast up into segments around the assorted topics dat were discussed on de show yesterday and in doing so cut that part out.

It's editing but I'm uncomfortable with it as a concept tbh. The podcast of the show should be curated so to speak as it was broadcast, save obviously for any libelous comments etc.

The editing out of his plugeen was purely accidental I'd imagine as it didn't sit smoothly under the topics. But why edit it at all? The podcast should be the show as it was broadcast.

De show is available in complete form under "Liveline" for the date (i.e. not in segments) but they cut it from there too I imagine.

sligojoek · 20-07-2018 08:23PM

ButtersSuki wrote: »

As I missed most of yesterday's show I decided to listen back to it to hear him plug de buke and dat, but alas no....they've broken the podcast up into segments around the assorted topics dat were discussed on de show yesterday and in doing so cut that part out.

It's editing but I'm uncomfortable with it as a concept tbh. The podcast of the show should be curated so to speak as it was broadcast, save obviously for any libelous comments etc.

The editing out of his plugeen was purely accidental I'd imagine as it didn't sit smoothly under the topics. But why edit it at all? The podcast should be the show as it was broadcast.

I think it was between the 2.58 breakeen and ... produced by A McN.

ButtersSuki · 20-07-2018 08:36PM

SecretsOfEarth wrote: »

De show is available in complete form under "Liveline" for the date (i.e. not in segments) but they cut it from there too I imagine.

Ware’s dat now caller? I tried de App and de main site but all in segments like an r-inge so to speak...

SecretsOfEarth · 20-07-2018 08:42PM

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Ware’s dat now caller? I tried de App and de main site but all in segments like an r-inge so to speak...

https://www.rte.ie/radio1/liveline/programmes/2018/0719/979813-liveline-thursday-19-july-2018/?clipid=102876712#102876712

On this webpage, available 24/7 anywhere in de wurld sez I, click de Listen button under de wunderful, fantastic picture of Joe. It wurks like dat for me on the compewtur so to speak.

Brendan Bendar · 20-07-2018 09:51PM

sligojoek wrote: »

I think it was between the 2.58 breakeen and ... produced by A McN.

Producer has changed his name has he?

It’s the little things..........;)

sligojoek · 20-07-2018 10:11PM

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

Producer has changed his name has he?

It’s the little things..........;)

Sorry B

A McA

Brendan Bendar · 20-07-2018 10:38PM

sligojoek wrote: »

Sorry B

A McA

Good man, no offense meant.

U Ormond must be down in Wexford in the holiday home.

ButtersSuki · 20-07-2018 11:05PM

SecretsOfEarth wrote: »

https://www.rte.ie/radio1/liveline/programmes/2018/0719/979813-liveline-thursday-19-july-2018/?clipid=102876712#102876712

On this webpage, available 24/7 anywhere in de wurld sez I, click de Listen button under de wunderful, fantastic picture of Joe. It wurks like dat for me on the compewtur so to speak.

Tanks a tousind and dat for de link but it no worky for me......:( I'll try de goo gull masheen tamarra so to speak.

SecretsOfEarth · 20-07-2018 11:09PM

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Tanks a tousind and dat for de link but it no worky for me......:( I'll try de goo gull masheen tamarra so to speak.

Dis link may be more useful so to speak.
https://rte.ie/r.html?rii=b9_10906674_53_19-07-2018_

Jeff2 · 20-07-2018 11:12PM

ButtersSuki wrote: »

The editing out of his plugeen was purely accidental I'd imagine as it didn't sit smoothly under the topics. But why edit it at all? The podcast should be the show as it was broadcast.

The people who his book is aimed at have no idea what you're talking about.

ButtersSuki · 20-07-2018 11:15PM

SecretsOfEarth wrote: »

Dis link may be more useful so to speak.
https://rte.ie/r.html?rii=b9_10906674_53_19-07-2018_

Tanks two tousind caller sez I. Dat wan did wurk an dat and de plugeen for de buke was dare and dat.....he's absolutely shameless.

sligojoek · 20-07-2018 11:17PM

SecretsOfEarth wrote: »

Dis link may be more useful so to speak.
https://rte.ie/r.html?rii=b9_10906674_53_19-07-2018_

Well done.

Nicely placed for maximun listenership seconds before the news comes on.

ButtersSuki · 20-07-2018 11:18PM

Jeff2 wrote: »

The people who his book is aimed at have no idea what you're talking about.

Joe: And dat was de problem sez I. De IRA did aimed dare weapons at de pooer chislers and shooted dem dead and dat, but wen de loyalist terrorists or de British Army did shooted any Catalicks....dat was always an accident so to speak.

ButtersSuki · 20-07-2018 11:19PM

sligojoek wrote: »

Well done.

Nicely placed for maximun listenership seconds before the news comes on.

You're so cynical caller, it was just a coincidence so to speak.

Just like the 10,000 mentions of de buke between now and its release date will also be coincidences......and dat.

mountain · 22-07-2018 08:53AM

He’s on Sunday miscellany!!

Telling a story about the auld days un dooblin!!

Oops69 · 22-07-2018 08:56AM

He’s on Sunday miscellany with faux dramatic reminiscences about turf collecting in ballyfermot...you’d think he was brought up in 1912 and not the sixties.

Oops69 · 22-07-2018 08:57AM

Sunday miscellany really has hit rock bottom ...it used to be a quality broadcast .

Red Fred · 22-07-2018 10:25AM

mountain wrote: »

He’s on Sunday miscellany!!

Telling a story about the auld days un dooblin!!

Will Da Wurk Day Calculator have to be adjusted to include this appearance. Must be worth at least double time for a Sunday.

ButtersSuki · 22-07-2018 10:48AM

Did he mention de buke?

ButtersSuki · 22-07-2018 10:52AM

Red Fred wrote: »

Will Da Wurk Day Calculator have to be adjusted to include this appearance. Must be worth at least double time for a Sunday.

I’ll note it separately but won’t allocate a financial amount for de moment so to speak. Dat said, I don’t tink dare’s a snowballs chance in hell so to speak he did it free pro gratt-tiss as he duz be fond of saying himself and dat.

SEPT 23 1989 · 22-07-2018 10:58AM

mountain wrote: »

He’s on Sunday miscellany!!

Telling a story about the auld days un dooblin!!

Oh hello

Triple time and dat for Sunday wurk

Lahvlahn: You say potato,I say Versatis- 11/05 two-eighteen so to speak

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