dxhound2005 wrote: » Can I quote you on that?
ButtersSuki wrote: » Sure; if you don't understand what sarcasm is then fire away.....so to speak.
dxhound2005 wrote: » I already have.
Atlantic Dawn wrote: » Perhaps a Northriddern topic for Joe tomorrow, what colour was the kneecap...https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/northern-ireland/you-dont-feel-guilt-or-remorse-bbcs-stacey-dooley-meets-with-masked-gang-behind-northern-ireland-punishment-shootings-37303375.html
Brendan Bendar wrote: » U Ormond didn’t produce.
zell12 wrote: » Monday's podcast is also not availablehttps://player.fm/series/series-2281707 or http://www.radioline.co/podcast-rte-liveline
Dan Jaman wrote: » How very odd. You'd almost think there might be a reason for that.
zell12 wrote: » http://www.radioline.co/podcast-rte-liveline
dvcireland wrote: » angry culchies.
dvcireland wrote: » Wat kolor wuz the wind, do to speak ? Liveline Researchers scouring the land for an Irish bar. The Ploughing cancelled for today,Joe speaks to angry culchies.
sligojoek wrote: » Blew
A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: » How wonderful would it have been, if Joseph and company had landed themselves down at the Ploughing in Screggan, only to get news of the cancellation, about two hours before the show! Keep blowing until tomorrow, Storm Ali.
withless wrote: » Orla kiely's leafs are blowin in de wind, Joe
ButtersSuki wrote: » It would have been wunderful, fantastic so to speak for us, de listeners; but the talent would have been paid their fees and expenses regardless. They’re probably camped out in the closest 5 Star Hotel to the venue since Monday night anyway to “prepare” for their “comedyfest”.