Liveline Thread 20/7/2013 to 12/10/2013

JonathanAnon · 30-08-2013 01:05PM

His greatest gift was that he never lost the plot and told one of these fawning muppets to f**k off.. That was a real gift Philip...

syklops · 30-08-2013 01:06PM

I think this should be a day of mourning, and we should all be allowed go home to the pub to mourn the death of a salesman poet.

Lapin · 30-08-2013 01:06PM

Hitchens wrote: »

Fawning shíte...........for that reason, I'm out :mad:

Tis.

But be thankful Joe isn't in the seat.

Nobody does fawning like him.

syklops · 30-08-2013 01:09PM

He could have been pope!

Big C · 30-08-2013 01:09PM

I wrote a poem but rte wont let me on

Dere was an old guy called heaney
kids all called him a meaney
The day that he died
His poems all expired
**** ***** *****

HeidiHeidi · 30-08-2013 01:11PM

Lapin wrote: »

Tis.

But be thankful Joe isn't in the seat.

Nobody does fawning like him.

This! I lasted almost 15 minutes, and when yer wan started blubbing about the poem about Marie (I think, was trying very hard not to listen) I had to switch off. But as I did, I thought "imagine if Joe was at the mic......" :eek:

Are they still on the dead poet, or has normal service resumed? I'm afraid to switch on again.....

JonathanAnon · 30-08-2013 01:14PM

He cooked a great omelet, Philip....

syklops · 30-08-2013 01:15PM

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

This! I lasted almost 15 minutes, and when yer wan started blubbing about the poem about Marie (I think, was trying not to listen) I had to switch off. But as I did, I though "imagine if Joe was at the mic......" :eek:

Are they still on the dead poet, or has normal service resumed? I'm afraid to switch on again.....

Id go away for some tea first if I were you.

Edit: I think thats the end of the segment.

Joe would have gotten the day out of it.

JM Skipton · 30-08-2013 01:15PM

Lapin wrote: »

Tis.

But be thankful Joe isn't in the seat.

Nobody does fawning like him.

Correct, Joe would be the first recorded case of a male having multiple orgasms due to the topics discussed......death, poetry and a cultural icon

JonathanAnon · 30-08-2013 01:17PM

It really hit him as the taxi collected him to bring him to his permanent, high paid job in RTE

:D

(sorry philip, I do like you

)

SEPT 23 1989 · 30-08-2013 01:17PM

This boyo has FF written all over him

syklops · 30-08-2013 01:18PM

PBH:"Where did you leave?"
Caller:"Ireland"

:rolleyes:

HeidiHeidi · 30-08-2013 01:18PM

syklops wrote: »

Id go away for some tea first if I were you.

Edit: I think thats the end of the segment.

Joe would have gotten the day out of it.

This thread certainly has its uses! Can't believe they didn't knock the entire programme and half of Monday's out of it.

Sounds like back to everyday misery - emigration - am I right? Or is this M. Lynn related???

Dan Jaman · 30-08-2013 01:18PM

Well, thank feck PBH knows how to keep things in their place - I was seriously expecting the whole afternoon devoted to a dead poet.

artful_codger · 30-08-2013 01:19PM

Farc FM

HeidiHeidi · 30-08-2013 01:20PM

Why is he lauging at the idea of a foreign broadcast journo? Yer man who's doing Playback at the moment, and sometimes produces Mooney (I'm not even going to begin to try to spell his name) does alright here!

What's this fella's point (genuine question)

JonathanAnon · 30-08-2013 01:21PM

Wouldnt like to get stuck on a flight to Colombia with this lad.... Him ringing in has nothing to do with Philip's emigration and everything to do with his self promotion...

Dan Jaman · 30-08-2013 01:21PM

"Wrong-way Corrigan".
Well, it's the right way for some and I have nothing against that.

Sligo Quay · 30-08-2013 01:21PM

JonathanAnon wrote: »

His greatest gift was that he never lost the plot and told one of these fawning muppets to f**k off.. That was a real gift Philip...

Your absolutely right, fawning muppets and politicians over the next few days is going to be overbearing.
I had the pleasure of meeting Seamus Heaney once on a boat, still stays with me, I hope the sods of turf lay gently on his soul, we'll never see his like again, a very human natural person full of goodness.
May he rest in peace.

syklops · 30-08-2013 01:22PM

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

Why is he lauging at the idea of a foreign broadcast journo? Yer man who's doing Playback at the moment, and sometimes produces Mooney (I'm not even going to begin to try to spell his name) does alright here!

What's this fella's point (genuine question)

That emmigration isn't so bad. Or more a case of "Emmigration wasn't painful for me and therefore it shouldnt be for other people"

HeidiHeidi · 30-08-2013 01:24PM

syklops wrote: »

That emmigration isn't so bad. Or more a case of "Emmigration wasn't painful for me and therefore it shouldnt be for other people"

Well fair play to him, and I agree wholeheartedly. I have no doubt some people are forced abroad against their will, but young wans just out of college should look on it as an adventure, the world is a much smaller place than when I went abroad (voluntarily) after college and it was a huge adventure then - all depends on your perspective a lot of the time.

Oh, I'm going to be grumpy by the end of this programme, I can tell - I've only just woken up and LL is not a good introduction to the day :eek:

SEPT 23 1989 · 30-08-2013 01:25PM

how did he get his big head into the plane thats what i would like to know?

RTE Fan · 30-08-2013 01:26PM

That Brendan guy sounded like a ****

HeidiHeidi · 30-08-2013 01:26PM

This has been the case for years.... and at Heathrow from memory..... what's his problem

HeidiHeidi · 30-08-2013 01:27PM

But but but.... how do they know you're ENTITLED to be in that queue!

Jesus, do some people go around the place looking for arguments? (I know the answer to that)

syklops · 30-08-2013 01:27PM

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

Well fair play to him, and I agree wholeheartedly. I have no doubt some people are forced abroad against their will, but young wans just out of college should look on it as an adventure, the world is a much smaller place than when I went abroad (voluntarily) after college and it was a huge adventure then - all depends on your perspective a lot of the time.

Oh, I'm going to be grumpy by the end of this programme, I can tell - I've only just woken up and LL is not a good introduction to the day :eek:

Well we need to agree which demographic we are talking about. Young wans just out of college are different to people like myself who have established lives and relationship but are faced with emmigration or the dole.

ThisRegard · 30-08-2013 01:29PM

What's with the glut of people lately who sound as if they're reading from a script ?

The Brits have a policy of being on top all the time ?! Serious chip on his shoulder.

syklops · 30-08-2013 01:30PM

Jesus, how not to visit the UK.

HeidiHeidi · 30-08-2013 01:31PM

syklops wrote: »

Well we need to agree which demographic we are talking about. Young wans just out of college are different to people like myself who have established lives and relationship but are faced with emmigration or the dole.

Oh absolutely, I refer to you to the first line of my post! But it's not a blanket disaster either.

In the meantime, the REAL problems of the world are now being dealt with - Mr. Paranoia is losing the run of himself here. Playing games with "The Brits" is not something I'd indulge in if I wanted to get into England!

SEPT 23 1989 · 30-08-2013 01:31PM

i would make sure this lad got a strip search next time

Liveline Thread 20/7/2013 to 12/10/2013

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