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Joexit-is Joe back for 2020?

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Del.Monte

Where's the thread?

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"rip off republic"

that's right alright Joe...isn't it

isn't it Joe

dvcireland

sligojoek wrote: »

The NCT test.

He's full of ire.

Much cheaper in nordridden Ireland.

Danny ellea from yesterday

Taxpayers bailing out the FAI.

He's farting fire today.

Danny Ellea RIP, oh I mean Danny Aiello

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ButtersSuki

sligojoek wrote: »

Taxpayers bailing out the FAI.

Taxpayers bailing out RTÉ didn’t come up then I guess?

sligojoek

The NCT test.

He's full of ire.

Much cheaper in nordridden Ireland.

Danny ellea from yesterday

Taxpayers bailing out the FAI.

He's farting fire today.

[Deleted User]

ShamNNspace wrote: »

It's terrible to see kids who can't go on a 5 min car journey without peering into a screen against the headrest. It's sad actually its like we're teaching them that happiness and pleasure is always somewhere else

As a kid to me a. At journey was an opportunity for learning about stuff as we passed various places. I once had an obsession for petrol/diesel pumps, then it was car makes, and of course airplanes. Houses, roof tiles, trees. The journey out to my aunt in Bray was very exciting as we would pass many petrol stations and houses with green and even blue roofs. The road signs were like magic when my father handed me the Rules of The Road and tell him what each sign that we passed meant. Had screens been available back then I would have likely missed out in all that good stuff and just stuck staring at some repetitive game all day long.

ButtersSuki

Deleted User wrote: »

And why did you move to Monaghan when you had these medical issues?

For the Champion butter hi?

ButtersSuki

ShamNNspace wrote: »

It's terrible to see kids who can't go on a 5 min car journey without peering into a screen against the headrest. It's sad actually its like we're teaching them that happiness and pleasure is always somewhere else

Mr. Duffy:,day should be readings’ bukes sez I, and speaking of bukes.....

ShamNNspace

It's terrible to see kids who can't go on a 5 min car journey without peering into a screen against the headrest. It's sad actually its like we're teaching them that happiness and pleasure is always somewhere else

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I was watching a couple of programs I had recorded on the Mental Health Crisis in the UK. Young people were giving accounts as to how they had come to be self harming, wanting to commit suicidal, etc, and a lot of what they said was that it had become A Trend, something to go for, with many almost entirely living through social media and trying to go one better on the mental health stakes. It’s become a badge of honour for too many. Media is feeding into the Self Harm & Death Cult; in Ireland RTÉ are giving constant voice to the misery-achievers.

As a person prone to anxiety & depression myself, hearing about it so much is not really helpful or useful, as too few are really offering any solutions. Tubridy is particularly fond of the mantra “we must talk about our bad feelings more, we need to keep talking...” and it really is more dangerous than anything. And from what I saw of Camhs in that documentary, personally if adults had approached me as a teenager like the way they do I would have jumped off the nearest bridge had I been that way inclined. They seem as as cack-handed as the Meister of the Airways is.

I hear a Gubbermint of Oireland sponsored radio advert asking parents to limit the screen time for UNDER 5s to 5 hours a week (or whatever it is). I mean wtf, in my opinion entertaining tots with screens is criminal abuse and setting them up for a life of misery. I keep saying it, but I think we are going to look back in a lot of this as a very dark period of child rearing, akin to the time of sending them up chimneys.

fritzelly

sligojoek wrote: »

FF type joke:

"I caught another man in bed with my wife last night."

"What did you do?"

"I shot his dog and broke his white stick."

Careful Syl will be strealing that one

sligojoek

FF type joke:

"I caught another man in bed with my wife last night."

"What did you do?"

"I shot his dog and broke his white stick."

Dan Jaman

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Over-rated IMO. If you’ve ever been to Sweden so to speak, she’d be invisible compared to some of the lovely laydeez one does do be do be seeing walking down the streets believe it or not.

Something she's well aware of. She came to the screens of de telly across there after I'd left so never took any notice.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/ulrika-jonsson-51-reveals-real-14223402

sligojoek

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

What was her guide dog's name

Never mind that. What colour was he OR SHE?

withless

POIDH

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[Deleted User] wrote: »

She really was lovely to behold (IMHO)

I never got to be holding her.

Odyssey 2005

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Well, I went out with a lovely Swedish girl long ago when I was a young fella, and she looked a bit like Ulrika, so maybe my judgment is askew. Lord, that’s 40 years ago :eek:

What was her guide dog's name

[Deleted User]

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Over-rated IMO. If you’ve ever been to Sweden so to speak, she’d be invisible compared to some of the lovely laydeez one does do be do be seeing walking down the streets believe it or not.

Well, I went out with a lovely Swedish girl long ago when I was a young fella, and she looked a bit like Ulrika, so maybe my judgment is askew. Lord, that’s 40 years ago :eek:

ButtersSuki

Deleted User wrote: »

She really was lovely to behold (IMHO)

Over-rated IMO. If you’ve ever been to Sweden so to speak, she’d be invisible compared to some of the lovely laydeez one does do be do be seeing walking down the streets believe it or not.

Odyssey 2005

ButtersSuki wrote: »

“450 jobs, 450 fambilies” as someone we know might say.

However if 450 jobs were to go in RTE, only 3 fambilies would be affected.

Nct heartbreaking stories for the 75 minutes tamara.
I cant drive me kar joe,there's no test on it. How kan I get to the dole office lidl and de pub joe.The garda will take it off me,it's a DISGRACE joe

Believe it or not !

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Del.Monte wrote: »

Me too.

She really was lovely to behold (IMHO)

[Deleted User]

2smiggy wrote: »

'real lives real people'

3rd or 4th time he has said it. A new catch phrase ?

Copied (or plagiarised?) from Judge Judy? “The people are real. The cases are real.“ etc (somebody told me that might be the case - of course, I have never watched Judge Judy ahem :cool: )

Mena Mitty

cozar wrote: »

200,000 with eating disorders I think she said.

Thank you.

cozar

Mena Mitty wrote: »

Speaking of numbers, did one of the callers on todays show say there were 200,000 people with Anorexia in Ireland or did I get the wrong end of the stick sotospeak.

200,000 with eating disorders I think she said.

Mena Mitty

Speaking of numbers, did one of the callers on todays show say there were 200,000 people with Anorexia in Ireland or did I get the wrong end of the stick sotospeak.

ButtersSuki

dvcireland wrote: »

Jaysus, its tough in the whirled of meeja these daze.

https://www.rte.ie/news/world/2020/0129/1111621-bbc/

“450 jobs, 450 fambilies” as someone we know might say.

However if 450 jobs were to go in RTE, only 3 fambilies would be affected.

ButtersSuki

boardise wrote: »

All delivered by Whacker -your friendly taxi-driver

Along with a few lines of Coke and some E tabs....

sligojoek

dvcireland wrote: »

Jaysus, its tough in the whirled of meeja these daze.

https://www.rte.ie/news/world/2020/0129/1111621-bbc/

Just a bit of budget adjusting before they take on Joe.

withless

We know how lucky you are Ray

[Deleted User]

We're going to talk about this issue again tomorrow and Friday is Funny Friday.

Have a nice weekend folks!