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

sligojoek · 06-08-2018 01:47PM

I thought there was nothing as nad as funny Friday. I was wrong. That's some sh1te they have on Now

anthonyjmaher · 06-08-2018 01:58PM

sligojoek wrote: »

I thought there was nothing as nad as funny Friday. I was wrong. That's some sh1te they have on Now

Jokes about planning and brown envelopes, cutting edge stuff. Colm O'Regan has a great voice, he should just stick to the voiceovers. He's not suited to comedy.

Brendan Bendar · 06-08-2018 02:01PM

sligojoek wrote: »

I thought there was nothing as nad as funny Friday. I was wrong. That's some sh1te they have on Now

Tell ya sommit J, you have nailed it there.

About as funny as fizzed up arsegrapes on a long distance lorry driver.

This is the crud we get on Bank Holidays.

The fcuking Bantam was ahead of his time, God rest him.

Robert2012 · 06-08-2018 02:28PM

Cheerful Bank Holiday fare on at the moment...:rolleyes:

bobbyss · 06-08-2018 02:39PM

Robert2012 wrote:

Cheerful Bank Holiday fare on at the moment...

Absolutely.

The work/life balance is SO important. How do working women manage it at all. Absorbing stuff. Going to the gym is great for your mental health and giving time to your kids is really important.

Must get a pen and take notes.

Robert2012 · 06-08-2018 03:10PM

bobbyss wrote: »

Absolutely.

The work/life balance is SO important. How do working women manage it at all. Absorbing stuff. Going to the gym is great for your mental health and giving time to your kids is really important.

Must get a pen and take notes.

As a 58 year old father of 4 adults, I'm obviously not the target audience for this particular BH filler. Mind you, I'd love to hear an hour of radio dedicated to how men manage to combine work with having kids, not to mention going to the gym. Hopefully Ciara Kelly will do that on her Newstalk show soon...

I like Eleanor McEvoy though.

bobbyss · 06-08-2018 03:12PM

Robert2012 wrote:

As a 58 year old father of 4 adults, I'm obviously not the target audience for this particular BH filler. Mind you, I'd love to hear an hour of radio dedicated to how men manage to combine work with having kids, not to mention going to the gym. Hopefully Ciara Kelly will do that on her Newstalk show soon...

Should BH read BS?

Mena Mitty · 06-08-2018 03:20PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

A quote from Independent.ie :

“Walk to Joe

Joe Duffy scaling Croagh Patrick on his holidays. Also a new Tracks and Trails-style series for RTÉ (probably).”

Are we to get the idea dat Fateen does be doin a snippet for Tracks & Trails / copycat program / doing a whole tv series, perhaps visiting all de pilgrimage places, himself? Der will be Knock, Lough Derg, an udders. Maybe overseas to Lourd-ess, Fateenma, Mejoo-gorge-ay.

The b'stard child of 'Highways and Byways'.....and 'Tracks and Trails'

I give you the 'Holy trail, Holy places'

(the back roads, back lanes and boreens of Ireland's off the beaten track places of pilgrimages and the chislers thereof)

presented by well known Spiritual Sherpa our very own Jow.

Episode 1. The Holy Ground

Jow travels by jaunting car to the real capital of Ireland, Cark....and moves in on Creedon's turf. Tune in folks, yiz won't be disappointed. Jow and Creedon sulky racing down the Carrigrohane straight, I never taut I'd see the day.

Brendan Bendar · 06-08-2018 03:34PM

Mena Mitty wrote: »

The b'stard child of 'Highways and Byways'.....and 'Tracks and Trails'

I give you the 'Holy trail, Holy places'

(the back roads, back lanes and boreens of Ireland's off the beaten track places of pilgrimages and the chislers thereof)

presented by well known Spiritual Sherpa our very own Jow.

Episode 1. The Holy Ground

Jow travels by jaunting car to the real capital of Ireland, Cark....and moves in on Creedon's turf. Tune in folks, yiz won't be disappointed. Jow and Creedon sulky racing down the Carrigrohane straight, I never taut I'd see the day.

Lookit, they have bet the bollox out of this subject,for sure.

What’ll be be next, lemme ponder for a few secs.......

‘Laybyes of the M4’.. Best trucker stories....

‘Filling stations still selling Caltex’.... Trip back to the 70s

‘Hidden Ireland on the ‘R’ roads’.....best dumping sites

‘Across the border with the red oil’......the real truth.

‘Dogging in South Galway’.......parental guidance suggested.

Could be winners.... who am I to judge.

sligojoek · 06-08-2018 04:00PM

Nice few tunes from Carol Moran there. Haven't heard some of them for a few years.

Gen.Zhukov · 06-08-2018 04:57PM

sligojoek wrote: »

Nice few tunes from Carol Moran there. Haven't heard some of them for a few years.

Another fan here. Plays an interesting mix of songs, oh, and that voice! She needs to be bumped up the RTE radio list big time.

Your're welcome Carol. Contact me here anytime.

Brendan Bendar · 06-08-2018 05:14PM

Gen.Zhukov wrote: »

Another fan here. Plays an interesting mix of songs, oh, and that voice! She needs to be bumped up the RTE radio list big time.

Your're welcome Carol. Contact me here anytime.

Eeeeeezie…………Tiger.:rolleyes:

SecretsOfEarth · 06-08-2018 05:18PM

https://twitter.com/boucherhayes/status/1026051184380063744

Guffaw! The jovial inter child-canine shenanigans at play in the Manor Royal.

Robert2012 · 06-08-2018 05:34PM

SecretsOfEarth wrote: »

https://twitter.com/boucherhayes/status/1026051184380063744

Guffaw! The jovial inter child-canine shenanigans at play in the Manor Royal.

Is that a visual representation of PBH's LL hosting persona?

Only without the glitter?

ButtersSuki · 06-08-2018 09:09PM

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

Lookit, they have bet the bollox out of this subject,for sure.

What’ll be be next, lemme ponder for a few secs.......

‘Ladybyes of the M4’.. Best trucker stories....

One additional letter could make dat an altogether different show so to speak as we all know (bus) drivers like trannies.

ButtersSuki · 06-08-2018 09:10PM

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

Lookit, they have bet the bollox out of this subject,for sure.

What’ll be be next, lemme ponder for a few secs.......

‘Laybyes of the M4’.. Best trucker stories....

‘Filling stations still selling Caltex’.... Trip back to the 70s

‘Hidden Ireland on the ‘R’ roads’.....best dumping sites

‘Across the border with the red oil’......the real truth.

‘Dogging in South Galway’.......parental guidance suggested.

Could be winners.... who am I to judge.

Alan Partridge was in touch, he wants his buke of TV projects back. :pac:

Brendan Bendar · 06-08-2018 09:15PM

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Alan Partridge was in touch, he wants his buke of TV projects back. :pac:

©️ Tell Al. sorry, too late.

sligojoek · 06-08-2018 11:02PM

ButtersSuki wrote: »

One additional letter could make dat an altogether different show so to speak as we all know (bus) drivers like trannies.

Spanish Eyes · 06-08-2018 11:19PM

There are so many lovely things to do on a Bank Holiday than listen to drivel on the Irish radio.Especially in the Silly Season when presenters state that they are "in for" someone.

Get thee to the podcasts and BBC R4. No contest. For the duration. Seriously.

Atlantic Dawn · 06-08-2018 11:26PM

I was only on a Doubalin Bus last week and de driver had the trannie directly to his right, making his drive that bit more pleasurable to so speak.

Jeff2 · 06-08-2018 11:32PM

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

There are so many lovely things to do on a Bank Holiday than listen to drivel on the Irish radio.Especially in the Silly Season when presenters state that they are "in for" someone.

Get thee to the podcasts and BBC R4. No contest. For the duration. Seriously.

I bet you heard to listen to BBC 4 from Joe.

He often says I was listening to BBC radio......

ButtersSuki · 06-08-2018 11:47PM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I was only on a Doubalin Bus last week and de driver had the trannie directly to his right, making his drive that bit more pleasurable to so speak.

Was he listenin' ta Joe and dat, tellin' de pooer peeple dat he's only a common hard wurking salt a de irth wurking class man like demselves wit a wurking class wurk ettic and dat so to speak?

ButtersSuki · 06-08-2018 11:50PM

Just by coincidence of course of course More Music hasn't posted since his defence of Fateen last week. Some would say he's only now returning to Dubalin from De Rad-dissin Blooo in Limerick and dat.......

sligojoek · 06-08-2018 11:56PM

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Just by coincidence of course of course More Music hasn't posted since his defence of Fateen last week. Some would say he's only now returning to Dubalin from De Rad-dissin Blooo in Limerick and dat.......

But shur you can get the internet anywhere in the world these days. Even Joe knows that.

ButtersSuki · 07-08-2018 12:07AM

sligojoek wrote: »

But shur you can get the internet anywhere in the world these days. Even Joe knows that.

Yeah but Joe has said many times in de show that you can’t trust de internet; so maybe he was afraid to use de WHOY Foy and had to wait until he got home to his dial up instead?

thesandeman · 07-08-2018 01:57AM

There was a woman on the filler show yesterday who really should have waited for Joe to come back. Four kids by three different fathers. All the kids seemed to have a different unwellness so to speak.
She seemed cheerful though so Joe mightn't have been able to get tears out of her.

Robert2012 · 07-08-2018 04:22AM

thesandeman wrote: »

There was a woman on the filler show yesterday who really should have waited for Joe to come back. Four kids by three different fathers. All the kids seemed to have a different unwellness so to speak.
She seemed cheerful though so Joe mightn't have been able to get tears out of her.

Yes , she was good, verging on tears at any moment, and kids with a load of lovely diverse differences..And yet coping well, having weekends away with the girls, not to mention going to the gym, as we all should obviously be doing.

I'm not sure, but I think Prosecco was mentioned, in moderation. Certainly jar was, as a good way for women to cope with the horror of being a parent.

ButtersSuki · 07-08-2018 07:20AM

thesandeman wrote: »

There was a woman on the filler show yesterday who really should have waited for Joe to come back. Four kids by three different fathers. All the kids seemed to have a different unwellness so to speak.
She seemed cheerful though so Joe mightn't have been able to get tears out of her.

To quote a famous caller to de show and dat maybe she should have kept her legs closed........:pac:

Dat was a good show.

07-08-2018 08:44AM

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Just by coincidence of course of course More Music hasn't posted since his defence of Fateen last week. Some would say he's only now returning to Dubalin from De Rad-dissin Blooo in Limerick and dat.......

Doncha know it’s called de Radisson Bluhhhhhhh according to Joe. I wonder was there more music later in de evening wit de geetar an de singin. I do be in Tralee wit a priest at de moment, home of de muse of de music so to speak. And before yew ask de priest does be a cousin I’m visitin.

ButtersSuki · 07-08-2018 10:12AM

Deleted User wrote: »

Doncha know it’s called de Radisson Bluhhhhhhh according to Joe. I wonder was there more music later in de evening wit de geetar an de singin. I do be in Tralee wit a priest at de moment, home of de muse of de music so to speak. And before yew ask de priest does be a cousin I’m visitin.

I (didn’t) KNOW DAT! I (didn’t) KNOW DAT....as I didn’t listen to De FunnyFryday and dat. Did you caller? Was it wonderful, fantastic so to speak?

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

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