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    Liveline Thread (15/02/2012 to 01/05/2012)

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    • #272
      AngryBollix
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      baldbear wrote: »
      Greyhound adoptions maybe!

      adoptions it is


    • #273
      Bard
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      sudzs wrote: »
      Totally inappropriate ad there straight after the distraught father

      "WAAAAY - HAAAY!!!!"

      :rolleyes:

      In fairness, it's hardly as if Liveline have anything to do with the ads or as if they're able to make changes to the ads on the fly based on the topics being covered!


    • #274
      nosey guy
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      JonathanAnon wrote: »
      People who adopted greyhounds?

      cute-dog-adopted-funny.jpg


    • #275
      SEPT 23 1989
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      Monotone


    • #276
      JonathanAnon
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      Joe's feet fell off the desk there.


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    • #277
      nosey guy
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      Obviously you have no rights,as this has been discussed many many times on radio ..has joe been living under a stone?


    • #278
      sudzs
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      Bard wrote: »
      In fairness, it's hardly as if Liveline have anything to do with the ads or as if they're able to make changes to the ads on the fly based on the topics being covered!

      Yes, that's why I stuck on the roly-eyed smiley! :rolleyes:


    • #279
      Spudmonkey
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      Big Daddy Cool wrote: »
      this topic should be discussed on a far more serious platform and chaired by a proper interviewer, not the liveline and joe duffy

      Like most of the stuff that's on Liveline. Joe should go back to his forte of whinging with little old women and taxi drivers and leave serious **** like suicide and gangland crime to people who don't have to be patronised with his "terrible terrible, sigh.....".


    • #280
      SEPT 23 1989
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      32:confused:


    • #281
      AngryBollix
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      they should be grateful they werent aborted


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    • #282
      nosey guy
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      Oh so lets not care about the rights of the mother at all joe..

      go on down the road there...sucking up to the caller.

      This girl isnt being honest.


    • #283
      SEPT 23 1989
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      AngryBollix wrote: »
      they should be grateful they werent aborted

      You need to ring in and make that point:pac:


    • #284
      AngryBollix
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      JonathanAnon wrote: »
      Joe's feet fell off the desk there.

      that was his flute


    • #285
      snubbleste
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      Liberal use of the F word by a caller on the David Harvey show atm.
      My ears are bleedin


    • #286
      sudzs
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      AngryBollix wrote: »
      they should be grateful they werent aborted

      text that in! ;)


    • #287
      SEPT 23 1989
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      AngryBollix wrote: »
      that was his flute

      or his wallet hitting the floor


    • #288
      AngryBollix
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      SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »
      You need to ring in and make that point:pac:

      It would tie it in nicely with gangland murder


    • #289
      Stripey Cat
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      Bard wrote: »
      In fairness, it's hardly as if Liveline have anything to do with the ads or as if they're able to make changes to the ads on the fly based on the topics being covered!


      Is that a warning? Can we still slag off the inappropriate ads?


    • #290
      nosey guy
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      this girl sounds a little unhinged.

      the mother doesnt want to know you.

      leave it at that.

      oh joe encourages her to dig...


    • #291
      artful_codger
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      she probably just wants to find out who her biological mother is, so she can contest the Will sometime down the road.


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    • #292
      county
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      AngryBollix wrote: »
      they should be grateful they werent aborted

      in catholic ireland !! they were lucky they werent shipped off in care of the cathoilc church tbh


    • #293
      steelcityblues
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      Stripey Cat wrote: »
      It is used as if it made sense of criminal murders, as if the victims were somehow to blame for being killed by belonging to a particular family or group.

      It also paints the killers as if they were part of some sort of tribal society from the primitive past, who had less than full control over their actions.

      Given the victims often aren't saints, I see it as the term that makes the most sense.


    • #294
      AngryBollix
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      clodagh

      yoda

      Joeda


    • #295
      nosey guy
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      No one would put any one up for adoption if that was the law duffy you idiot..

      Abortion would become all the rage..nothing wrong with that..

      Actually yeah duffy take this on...get the public up in arms,and by default ireland will adopt abortion..


    • #296
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      county wrote: »
      in catholic ireland !! they were lucky they werent shipped off in care of the cathoilc church tbh


      Theres always a bright side that people choose to ignore


    • #297
      sudzs
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      Slightly mad sounding caller???

      (Sorry, can I say that nowadays??)


    • #298
      AngryBollix
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      SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »
      or his wallet hitting the floor

      That would have started an earthquake


    • #299
      nosey guy
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      No you are wrong...why should she let you know shes alive.

      Again another unhinged person here.


    • #300
      Stripey Cat
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      steelcityblues wrote: »
      Given the victims often aren't saints, I see it as the term that makes the most sense.

      You're making my point for me.


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    • #301
      AngryBollix
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      cut the head off her?


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