Cork Radio host jerks it on Aer Lingus flight

redhat244 · 07-11-2010 11:44AM

Donkey Oaty wrote: »

You are absolutely right, Jumpy.

I'm not familiar with the perp, but from previous comments I understand that he didn't show such sympathy or understanding for those in such positions when he was in a position of power over public opinion, hence the sea of glee and gloating here.

Yez are all as bad as each other.

As they sez in Cork "it takes one to know one" yea Dublin jackeen (well maybe more jackass)

fryup · 07-11-2010 12:24PM

i wonder did mr Prendeville go to mass this morning?

Nodin · 07-11-2010 01:02PM

fryup wrote: »

i wonder did mr Prendeville go to mass this morning?

No idea. Unfortunately he is in the Sindo, however, yammering to his mate Barry Egan, journalist par excellence.
http://www.independent.ie/national-news/a-dark-cloud-descended-on-me-and-didnt-go-away-and-you-think-maybe-itd-be-better-if-i-wasnt-here-at-all-2410779.html

An apology that makes some sense = 'I was out of my head, can't remember a thing, I'm sorry to anyone I've offended'.

An apology that doesn't make sense = '(the stuff about few pints and nurofen').

Repeating the latter is only making things worse for himself. He's going to have to live with this over him for the rest of his existence as it is. If he's being advised, he's being advised very badly.

bonerm · 07-11-2010 01:14PM

fryup wrote: »

i wonder did mr Prendeville go to mass this morning?

Apparently he accidentally made a generous donation to the collection basket.

Nodin · 07-11-2010 01:19PM

bonerm wrote: »

Apparently he accidentally made a generous donation to the collection basket.

fired a load into it, did he?

super_furry · 07-11-2010 01:30PM

Think his biggest problem is that no-one believes him. When he says it was just booze and neurofin, everyone thinks he's lying and that's either because (a) he wasn't that ****ed up and does remember it or (b) he was on something stronger than neurofin.

orourkeda · 07-11-2010 08:09PM

fryup wrote: »

i wonder did mr Prendeville go to mass this morning?

He probably went for a **** instead

maxwell smart · 07-11-2010 08:21PM

orourkeda wrote: »

He probably went for a **** walk instead

Fixed that for you:D
Oh hang on…it was a **** he went for! You were on the money sir!

bonerm · 07-11-2010 08:33PM

I wonder has the surname "Prendeville" been ruined for everyone now because of Neil wackity wacking?

I'd submit "having a prendeville" to urbandictionary if only I wasn't too lazy.

-Corkie- · 07-11-2010 09:24PM

FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP:D:D

redhat244 · 08-11-2010 09:05AM

Nodin wrote: »

No idea. Unfortunately he is in the Sindo, however, yammering to his mate Barry Egan, journalist par excellence.
http://www.independent.ie/national-news/a-dark-cloud-descended-on-me-and-didnt-go-away-and-you-think-maybe-itd-be-better-if-i-wasnt-here-at-all-2410779.html

An apology that makes some sense = 'I was out of my head, can't remember a thing, I'm sorry to anyone I've offended'.

An apology that doesn't make sense = '(the stuff about few pints and nurofen').

Repeating the latter is only making things worse for himself. He's going to have to live with this over him for the rest of his existence as it is. If he's being advised, he's being advised very badly.

Yes Nodin, I quite agree and when you consider that in this Monday mornings Examiner he's now brought recent weight loss into the equation (must have been some load) and then as regards any criminal charges he say's I’m not going to be putting up any sort of defence. I hold my hand up and say: ‘If this is what happened, I take responsibility.’" Me thinks that when he's so far down in the hole that he should now stop digging and whatever else he should make no reference to "puttin up" anything and "holding his hand up", for fear of a repeat offence!! That woz obviously written by some expensive PR guru and not any Hack from de paper!! Also it's easy to see where his apology came from if you remember back to the time when his Celebrity Solicitor got dun for drunking driving!! Finally do you not think that if de Exmainer had not gone "national" that we'd might never have heard of this in the first place. It makes you wonder what the country is CUMMING to!!

gbee · 08-11-2010 09:55AM

redhat244 wrote: »

if de Exmainer had not gone "national" that we'd might never have heard of this in the first place.!

See this is a very good point, it should have been all over the British papers, and I don't buy the notion of once the cabin door was closed it was an Irish problem.

Seems like the Examiner have simply rerun the SIndo article. Weak.

hondasam · 08-11-2010 10:08AM

Im actually feeling sorry for him now after reading the sunday world, his poor kids what the must be thinking. The had to be taken out of school and I know it's his own fault but still the should not have to go through all this.

Dempo1 · 08-11-2010 10:45AM

Nodin wrote: »

No idea. Unfortunately he is in the Sindo, however, yammering to his mate Barry Egan, journalist par excellence.
http://www.independent.ie/national-news/a-dark-cloud-descended-on-me-and-didnt-go-away-and-you-think-maybe-itd-be-better-if-i-wasnt-here-at-all-2410779.html

An apology that makes some sense = 'I was out of my head, can't remember a thing, I'm sorry to anyone I've offended'.

An apology that doesn't make sense = '(the stuff about few pints and nurofen').

Repeating the latter is only making things worse for himself. He's going to have to live with this over him for the rest of his existence as it is. If he's being advised, he's being advised very badly.

Yes indeed, predicted that Git Barry Ego would crop up in the saga somewhere, being a good friend of Gerald Kean i suspect an attempt to get some sympathy. Talk about digging a bigger and bigger hole for himself (perhaps a new place to put his little pecker)

Talk about a self serving heap of tripe in the Sunday Indo, not sure if anyone saw the article photo, Ego and the Shock Jock (hilarious) looked like they had their bottoms spanked.

Looks like there are also some inconsistencies in the DJ's mysterious bout of amnesia also.

What a toss pot!

MidlandsM · 08-11-2010 10:52AM

After reading that indo garbage, are we meant to feel sorry for this tosspot?

Dempo1 · 08-11-2010 10:57AM

MidlandsM wrote: »

After reading that indo garbage, are we meant to feel sorry for this tosspot?

My thoughts exactly although to be honest once i saw the photo of the two jerks i moved onto the next page. I see in todays examiner some discrepancies are appearing and also the poor devil is now blaming sudden weight loss (any wonder with all his intense wrist exercising, LOL)

I suspect Gerald Kean is beginning to realize this case is a little too hot to handle and will shortly disappear into the back ground.

orourkeda · 08-11-2010 11:04AM

hondasam wrote: »

Im actually feeling sorry for him now after reading the sunday world, his poor kids what the must be thinking. The had to be taken out of school and I know it's his own fault but still the should not have to go through all this.

Perhaps they are thinking how their own father could have took his plum out and started cracking one off on a plane while he was loaded full of booze and drugs.

The newspapers aren't angels by any stretch but when you tee yourself up in this way then this is what happens.

orourkeda · 08-11-2010 12:51PM

The latest:

http://www.independent.ie/national-news/dj-in-bid-to-save-career-after-jet-sex-accusation-2411583.html

JP Liz V1 · 08-11-2010 12:54PM

orourkeda wrote: »

The latest:

http://www.independent.ie/national-news/dj-in-bid-to-save-career-after-jet-sex-accusation-2411583.html

The star has revealed he will not contest any action taken against him. "I am not going to be putting up any sort of defence -- I hold my hand up and say 'If this is what happened, I take responsibility'."

How lucky one hand he holds up and what is other hand doing

eirmail · 08-11-2010 12:55PM

The headline ->"DJ in bid to save career after jet sex accusation"

Is very flattering. Who did he have sex with? should have said it as it is
"DJ in bid to save career after jet **** accusation"

gbee · 08-11-2010 12:56PM

Well, I vote that Neill is allowed back on the air.

Dempo1 · 08-11-2010 01:07PM

gbee wrote: »

Well, I vote that Neill is allowed back on the air.

Probably but i suspect some late night format listening too and advising sad dysfunctional idiots like himself who have nothing better to do at the wee small hours.

Surely this guy would not be permitted to host a day time, current affairs in fact any prime time show again? no one would take a word that comes out of his mouth seriously again (actually, did they before this incident), can you imagine the texts coming in, admittedly that would be amusing t listen too.

gbee · 08-11-2010 01:12PM

Dempo1 wrote: »

Probably but i suspect some late night format listening too .

Sure, but you know peoples' memories we totally forget in fortnight, maybe Neill will need three weeks though.

Angron · 08-11-2010 01:20PM

That garbage about "feeling suicidal" or whatever it was doesn't get him any sympathy from me. If anything, if makes me think he's an even bigger jackass. Just looks like a hopeless attempt to get sympathy.

super_furry · 08-11-2010 01:23PM

He's finished, there's no chance he can salvage his career. Given the nature of his show - a confrontational Adrien Kennedy chat show - he has to try to assume a certain sense of moral authority which he can't do now. Just picture it, he's doing a phone-in segment on clampers, criticises someone for parking in a handicap space and they just tell him to **** off and have a ****.

Nodin · 08-11-2010 01:24PM

gbee wrote: »

Sure, but you know peoples' memories we totally forget in fortnight, maybe Neill will need three weeks though.

Every now and again when walking down the road, Gerry Ryan might hear a sheep impersonation.....considering the legs on that, laughing boy will never be let forget this.

And of course, the more he comes out with crap, the worse he's making it. The whole thing is all on his head. For instance.....

redhat244 wrote:

Yes Nodin, I quite agree and when you consider that in this Monday mornings Examiner he's now brought recent weight loss into the equation .

'Weight Watchers **** Factor says Prendeville'

....like a child caught in a lie, who panics and runs to the door marked "more lies". Ye'd have pity for the child, though.

Capt'n Midnight · 08-11-2010 03:56PM

-Corkie- wrote: »

FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP:D:D

Fly Aer Prendeville

johnnyjb · 08-11-2010 04:47PM

I read somewhere he said that he could only think of how he was gonna put food on the table bla bla and alot of other crap.

Ive no sympathy for a person who makes 150 k a year when they say stuff like that. His wife would be making money and he has his hands in other pies too. He must be one of corks richest citizens.Then the suicide thoughts just made me angry.

He is just after proving he is as bad as every one he criticises of the radio and now is lowering himself to doing paper interviews to win the countries heart back. "paddy murphy" the joyrider from knocknaheeny wouldnt have access to such media to explain his side of the story, but its grand if your a hypocrite, aint that right neil.

I wouldnt wish this on anyone but if it brings at least one stuck up snob back to earth its fine by me.

If only he could interview himself:D

orourkeda · 08-11-2010 04:53PM

super_furry wrote: »

He's finished, there's no chance he can salvage his career. Given the nature of his show - a confrontational Adrien Kennedy chat show - he has to try to assume a certain sense of moral authority which he can't do now. Just picture it, he's doing a phone-in segment on clampers, criticises someone for parking in a handicap space and they just tell him to **** off and have a ****.

Did they not just tell him to f*ck off and have a **** anyway?

JP Liz V1 · 08-11-2010 04:54PM

Just heard on the radio now he has taken a drug test to prove he dont do cocaine or other drugs

Cork Radio host jerks it on Aer Lingus flight

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