The Late Late Show - 23rd. March 2012

Mint Sauce · 23-03-2012 11:50pm

Some nice little digs there from tubbers.

JONJO THE MISER · 23-03-2012 11:50pm

Get the hell off the T.V you skank.

Cherrycola · 23-03-2012 11:50pm

Decmurph wrote: »

I'm from southwest Donegal. We don't have a swimming pool a park a library or a street cleaner. We barely have a working street light. The local government is non existent here. They can shove their household charge up their holes.

We started fundraising for our local swimming pool back in the late 80's/early 90's, every household was asked to pay £100 at the time.......we eventually got the pool built in 2009! With minimal contribution from the local authority!

take everything · 23-03-2012 11:50pm

There is nothing endearing about her at all.
Whatever about the subject matter, she has quite an unattractive personality.

Aoife9 · 23-03-2012 11:50pm

Someone like her???? what does she think she is??:eek:

kieraneen14 · 23-03-2012 11:50pm

SHE HAS FAIR SET OF PINS

jos28 · 23-03-2012 11:51pm

Aoife9 wrote: »

Someone like her???? what does she think she is??:eek:

Pot - kettle - black !

Welsh Megaman · 23-03-2012 11:51pm

flanzer wrote: »

People, seriously turn over to BBC1 right now.....Sport Relief.... Very humbling while being entertaining too

*turns to BBC 1*

*sees John Bishop and James Corden*

*turns back*

RH149 · 23-03-2012 11:51pm

Enjoying Tubs trying to insult her in a polite way....he can't contain his disgust! (don't blame him but its funny to watch).

lastlaugh · 23-03-2012 11:51pm

At least Imogen Thomas has a good anagram.

'A Smooth minge'.

Harry Angstrom · 23-03-2012 11:51pm

applehunter wrote: »

Have they discussed Ryan's penis?

Which Ryan are you talking about? :pac:

kilns · 23-03-2012 11:51pm

darlett wrote: »

I dont know the Switzerland situation but do they pay a stamp duty similar to here? If they dont...with it pass overwhelming without any campaigning? Apples and fondue.:rolleyes:

Stamp Duty is paid on the profit on sale of houses. There is a household charge already in place, it is approx 0.5% of your income. The fact is they do things for the better of their country. Would any irish person vote against an extra two weeks holidays, even if it meant the country went down the hole?