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

Bard

Folks,

Once again, at the request of the Admins, we have had to close the current Liveline thread due to its size. The discussion on Liveline can now continue on this thread as and from Feb 15th 2012 (but it will have to be transplanted to another thread again if/when a certain thread length is reached).

So carry on as normal... while remembering that Radio is a moderated forum, and the Liveline thread is not exempt from that - you're required to be civil and observe the rules as per the charter.

Thanks.

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sudzs

110% just does not exist! :rolleyes:

snubbleste

Luvin this :cool:

clappyhappy

This could be good,let it run on Joe....

telekon

Bet he was practising that accent while waiting to come on the air...

JonathanAnon

lol... Isnt that why they call it "diplomatic language"..

That_Guy

He was about to mention social welfare...

syklops

Joe:"What is he saying to you and the guards?"

He is saying "**** you you ******* **** ***** **************"

Oh no, dont do the accent.

SEPT 23 1989

I would have hit him a dig and took my chances with the law

Bertiebasher

oh this is going to get good.

patwicklow

my friend wrote: »

Nigerian Embassy :pac:

Any one wanna buy some shares:D

RadioRetro

JonathanAnon wrote: »

ah here, I wont have a word against the Nigerians.. They're a lovely bunch..

Thanks very much (from a former resident of said country).

AngryBollix

but if a politician says it out loud they'll have to resign

signostic

my friend wrote: »

Nigerian Embassy :pac:

Please put Nigerian Embassy on the Bingo card

Big Daddy Cool

now this is what liveline should be about

AngryBollix

f*ck off the phone

Bertiebasher

is that dave savage

RadioRetro

Here we go, onto two new letters, D (diplomatic immunity) and P (parking). It's a disgrace.

my friend

It's their culture Joe

JonathanAnon

ah here, I wont have a word against the Nigerians.. They're a lovely bunch..

Bard

AngryBollix wrote: »

But it really isnt the place for it

Why not?

That_Guy

Polar opposites.

signostic

present story

:D:D

telekon

The Nigerian embassy again? Am I getting deja vu here?

my friend

Nigerian Embassy :pac:

SEPT 23 1989

Here we go:)

AngryBollix

AngryBollix wrote: »

But it really isnt the place for it

eviltwin wrote: »

Family...I was lucky enough to have my boyfriend to support me but without him who knows what might have happened. As it is my mother never forgave me for the shame I brought on her and we haven't spoken since.

So imagine how much harder it was for these women with no one to turn to, no financial support to go it alone, no agencies to help them know their rights or entitlements. They made the best choice they could and have paid for it in spades.

The fact that grandparents were (and still are) prepared to sacrifice their own children and grandchildren is mindboggling to me and all to keep up appearances

AngryBollix

signostic wrote: »

I willing to give Joe some praise today...;) he`s handling this well

But it really isnt the place for it

eviltwin

AngryBollix wrote: »

From whom?

Family...I was lucky enough to have my boyfriend to support me but without him who knows what might have happened. As it is my mother never forgave me for the shame I brought on her and we haven't spoken since.

So imagine how much harder it was for these women with no one to turn to, no financial support to go it alone, no agencies to help them know their rights or entitlements. They made the best choice they could and have paid for it in spades.

RadioRetro

eviltwin wrote: »

I had my child in 1997 when I was a teenager and even then faced huge pressure to have her adopted and that was 30 years later!

My then girlfriend got pregnant with her previous a couple of weeks before we met. I stood by her as did her family who love the child to bits. No pressure there so is your family very conservative/toeing the Church line?

syklops

AngryBollix wrote: »

From whom?

From the ignorant pricks that still live on today, I assume.