It’s Monday Mourning & we are in the midst of a Sahara Desert if Shocking Statistics:

12-06-2020 03:01PM

pure useless Ray

Odyssey 2005 · 12-06-2020 03:01PM

Again

BPKS · 12-06-2020 03:01PM

LOL - Duffy is pressing the wrong button now

Dan Jaman · 12-06-2020 03:01PM

How de feck does he manage to be such a clown on that desk?

Borderfox · 12-06-2020 03:02PM

Dan Jaman wrote: »

Got any Versatis?

I have one!!

12-06-2020 03:02PM

lol - he's still at it

BPKS · 12-06-2020 03:02PM

Borderfox wrote: »

It wouldn't be RTE unless.they made a complete horlicks of something

Twice...

and we still have Ray to try press his "Its the Raaaaaay Darcy show button" to come

12-06-2020 03:03PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Oirish. I’m well used to KLM, exact same as Air France in terms of pokey seats etc.

Deleted User wrote: »

However KLM look after you very well in Amsterdam if you miss a flight. In fact I thoroughly enjoyed my enforced stopover there in the nice hotel.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I'll send you a Pm with my experience of KLM and a missed flight...

BPKS · 12-06-2020 03:04PM

Apologies Ray - what a pro

Borderfox · 12-06-2020 03:04PM

Good news, Are you retiring Ray?

williestroker1 · 12-06-2020 03:05PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Serious question, do you still have them?

Doubt it. Unless there stuck in the back of a press.

ButtersSuki · 12-06-2020 03:09PM

Red Fred wrote: »

I heard Rinan Collins mention on his show that today was the 5th anniversary of the closure of Clerys. I thought Joe would have devoted the entire programme to that.

He'll do a month on that when we're PC (Post Covid so to speak as they say)

Deleted User wrote: »

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I'll send you a Pm with my experience of KLM and a missed flight...

Can you add me to that list caller? Thank you for your servce!

12-06-2020 03:13PM

williestroker1 wrote: »

Doubt it. Unless there stuck in the back of a press.

Shelf life is 7 years, er... I think my family got theres about 20 years ago.

OK nevermind. I was genuinely interested in getting some, but not if they are 13 years out of date from the back of your press.

12-06-2020 06:32PM

Btw I got my solution from Prof Barry, whose Department’s investigation & response I was able to forward to my pharmacist. It turns out the pharmacies should NOT be charging patients for “non-coded” prescribed stoma supplies (the things that aren’t the bags and sealant pastes), but rather applying to the department to be reimbursed. Could turn out to be a bit of a cash-flow issue with them, but I’m sure there could be a workaround to that. I don’t know whether or not they already knew this, but I normally have a very good relationship with them and don’t want to sully that by claiming my full rights to refunds from past purchase. Or I could go on Joe’s show and make a holy show, so to speak, like dat hurted soldier in Sligo.

Odyssey 2005 · 12-06-2020 07:28PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Btw I got my solution from Prof Barry, whose Department’s investigation & response I was able to forward to my pharmacist. It turns out the pharmacies should NOT be charging patients for “non-coded” prescribed stoma supplies (the things that aren’t the bags and sealant pastes), but rather applying to the department to be reimbursed. Could turn out to be a bit of a cash-flow issue with them, but I’m sure there could be a workaround to that. I don’t know whether or not they already knew this, but I normally have a very good relationship with them and don’t want to sully that by claiming my full rights to refunds from past purchase. Or I could go on Joe’s show and make a holy show, so to speak, like dat hurted soldier in Sligo.

Nice result Cat. I wouldn't bother looking for reimbursement for previous months,I would be looking for this months though and wouldn't be paying going forward ( can't believe I used that phrase,I bloody hate it )

ButtersSuki · 12-06-2020 07:36PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Btw I got my solution from Prof Barry, whose Department’s investigation & response I was able to forward to my pharmacist. It turns out the pharmacies should NOT be charging patients for “non-coded” prescribed stoma supplies (the things that aren’t the bags and sealant pastes), but rather applying to the department to be reimbursed. Could turn out to be a bit of a cash-flow issue with them, but I’m sure there could be a workaround to that. I don’t know whether or not they already knew this, but I normally have a very good relationship with them and don’t want to sully that by claiming my full rights to refunds from past purchase. Or I could go on Joe’s show and make a holy show, so to speak, like dat hurted soldier in Sligo.

Mr. Duffy: And wat goes into de bags so to speak as they say?
Catmaniac: Waste products Joe, like urine
Mr. Duffy: And wat colour is de urine?
Catmaniac: Ah heyor.......

12-06-2020 07:38PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Btw I got my solution from Prof Barry, whose Department’s investigation & response I was able to forward to my pharmacist. It turns out the pharmacies should NOT be charging patients for “non-coded” prescribed stoma supplies (the things that aren’t the bags and sealant pastes), but rather applying to the department to be reimbursed. Could turn out to be a bit of a cash-flow issue with them, but I’m sure there could be a workaround to that. I don’t know whether or not they already knew this, but I normally have a very good relationship with them and don’t want to sully that by claiming my full rights to refunds from past purchase. Or I could go on Joe’s show and make a holy show, so to speak, like dat hurted soldier in Sligo.

Actually I might still be on Lahvlahn yet. My pharmacist replied that she has been through lengthy conversations with the very person who emailed me and they refused to stand by covering these items, which incidentally, I’m given to believe, Medical Card patients must also pay for at great expense to a person of low income. It puts Versatis in the Kenny place. What are patient advocacy groups doing, eg Irish Society for Crohns & Colitis, and Irish Cancer Society? They’re not really worth their salt in my opinion, in some respects. I emailed the chemist’s response back to HSE, and they will talk on Monday. I’ve opened up a hornet’s nest.

I can hardly believe that somebody hasn’t spoken on Liveline about this yet, unless of course I missed it some time. My original email to Prof Barry was copied to Simon Harris, and of course he personally would be very familiar with the subject as an IBD patient. If necessary I will re-raise it back at political level and if absolutely necessary I will speak on radio to one of the programs.

ButtersSuki · 12-06-2020 07:43PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Actually I might still be on Lahvlahn yet. My pharmacist replied that she has been through lengthy conversations with the very person who emailed me and they refused to stand by covering these items, which incidentally, I’m given to believe, Medical Card patients must also pay for at great expense to a person of low income. It puts Versatis in the Kenny place. What are patient advocacy groups doing, eg Irish Society for Crohns & Colitis, and Irish Cancer Society? They’re not really worth their salt in my opinion, in some respects. I emailed the chemist’s response back to HSE, and they will talk on Monday. I’ve opened up a hornet’s nest.

I can hardly believe that somebody hasn’t spoken on Liveline about this yet, unless of course I missed it some time. My original email to Prof Barry was copied to Simon Harris, and of course he personally would be very familiar with the subject as an IBD patient. If necessary I will re-raise it back at political level and if absolutely necessary I will speak on radio to one of the programs.

De cruelest of cuts......

Someone will be in deep sh*t (literally) if dis issue is not sorted. :pac:

fritzelly · 12-06-2020 07:52PM

Was gonna listen back but for some strange reason its not available - anyone know why?

Mena Mitty · 12-06-2020 07:56PM

Borderfox wrote: »

It wouldn't be RTE unless.they made a complete horlicks of something

I tink he'd manage them if they colour coded them like they do in Junior Infants class....just a suggestion.

12-06-2020 08:07PM

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Mr. Duffy: And wat colour is de urine?
Catmaniac: Ah heyor.......

When I’d get onto Duffy it would be pure GOLD to behold

12-06-2020 08:46PM

Did anyone know there’s a heavy coating of snow in South Africa at the moment in a place not known for its snow?

So little #wokeness

12-06-2020 08:50PM

We are over 9000 posts now on this busy little thread. Serious time to get your suggestions and votes (thanks) here:

https://touch.boards.ie/thread/2058076426/5/#post113707339

ButtersSuki · 12-06-2020 11:30PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Did anyone know there’s a heavy coating of snow in South Africa at the moment in a place not known for its snow?

So little #wokeness

More whites on top of de blacks so to speak as they say.

dvcireland · 14-06-2020 02:33PM

I wunder of Joseph had a wager at Goodwood tiday

Lyzbeth won at 4/1

ButtersSuki · 14-06-2020 07:52PM

dvcireland wrote: »

I wunder of Joseph had a wager at Goodwood tiday

Lyzbeth won at 4/1

Mr. Duffy does not endorse gambling, except de lotto of course and de scratch cards of course of course which are harmless.

thecretinhop · 14-06-2020 08:11PM

NO 14 DE N WORD

djemba djemba · 15-06-2020 09:00AM

I got sick in my mouth when I saw this

thecretinhop · 15-06-2020 09:59AM

djemba djemba wrote: »

I got sick in my mouth when I saw this

see above caller.
This in a nutshell shows how batsht crazy the world is gone.
she was on ll before and joe cut her off as her mad ramblings were too much even for joe.
in de current climate he cud have her on 4 a week..

ShamNNspace · 15-06-2020 10:22AM

"has steered many excellent discussions"sez she... Away with the fairies that one you'd wonder does she believe what she writes or is she just that blind and boringly and lazily uninquisitive

It’s Monday Mourning & we are in the midst of a Sahara Desert if Shocking Statistics:

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