bocaman wrote: » A person I cant stand the sight or sound of is Dáithí Ó Sé. A sure of himself talentless nonentity who'd probably like nothing better than to make love to himself.
micar wrote: » He was the movie and TV show on newstalk a few months ago......they bring people on to talk about their favourite movie They've had people come in with Star Wars, The Godfather, Casablanca Some like it hot ......etc.....these are classics But Daithi...no.... As I'm listening.....I'm thinking.....he's from Kerry....don't tell me he's going to pick......and he does......The Field FFS ....The Field Twat
Trump Derangement Syndrome wrote: » Miriam O'Callaghan
RandomViewer wrote: » I had a neighbour like Daithi years ago, sound lad but knew nothing about anything outside his own little realm, so bad music and Transit vans he could talk all day, outside of that blank
Larbre34 wrote: » Kerry people in a nutshell.
RabbleRouser2k wrote: » Ah now. I cannot abide generalizations. There is the general stereotype of the 'GAA and nothing else' fellow. But you'll find Kerry people are a lot more varied than that. It's like saying all Cork people are suspicious of everything. Not true.
PetitPois89 wrote: » Alex Jones
Howitzer the 5th wrote: » The overfed deranged spewing conspiracy theorist? Yeah, hard to fathom that one alright.
PetitPois89 wrote: » No not that one, the welsh presenter on BBC One Show
Howitzer the 5th wrote: » The Welsh tv personality? Harmless enough sort I'd imagine.
Finty Lemon wrote: » Jacqui Hurley grates on me. I know she has good sporting credentials behind her and does her job with integrity, but there is something about the unfailingly positive delivery on mundane spring Sundays that would wear ya. Almost like she is trying to make a Div 2 hurling league match between Laois and Westmeath into a clash for the ages. And the buddy-buddy thing with yer man Darren is wretched. Sorry Jacqui, give me the score and the report and let me decide how to process the the outcome
Beechwoodspark wrote: » 1 thing I really dislike about him is he gave an interview a while ago joking about how he saves money by not having to buy lunch and instead he eats whatever the chef in the cookery segment of the show makes. If you watch him you’ll notice he absolutely wolfs down whatever is served up - doesn’t matter what it is, daithi is hovering over it with his fork waiting like a vulture. it’s like he’s famished with the hunger so ignorantly lorries into it, sometimes even before the chef is finished the recipe....they’ve had to tell him off over his table manners at times. It just struck me as so mean spirited and calculated from him. A ridiculous and very unlikeable presenter.
Breaston Plants wrote: » Angela Scanlon.
bocaman wrote: » George Hook. This guy is a vacuous loud mouth who loves attention. He knows absolutely nothing about rugby and is a very poor mans Eamon Dunphy. I'd doubt he believes half the nonsense he spouts.
smilerf wrote: » John creedon Everyone seems to love him. I don't know why but I find something off about him
ShagNastii wrote: » I’ve a feeling she could argue the fact poets, writers and musicians are just as important as doctors and nurses.