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PauloMN · 14-04-2014 02:58PM

AK333 wrote: »

Careful what you wish for .......

She could be behind you with the frying pan :D

Dangerous things, frying pans.... she could either hit you with it, or prepare some satay sauce!

constitutionus · 14-04-2014 02:59PM

marigold gloves eh joe ?

ya kinky thing !

SEPT 23 1989 · 14-04-2014 02:59PM

latex and rubber

PauloMN · 14-04-2014 02:59PM

Latex and rubber.... careful now Joe!!!

CarrickMcJoe · 14-04-2014 02:59PM

Don't go there

Roger_007 · 14-04-2014 02:59PM

So all the nuts have been dealt with today.......what will tomorrow bring?

constitutionus · 14-04-2014 03:00PM

lads im cracking up here.

Dan Jaman · 14-04-2014 03:00PM

Latex/rubber would be awkward - so much of it around.

sligojoek · 14-04-2014 03:00PM

OOOOOOOHHH Matron

quinrea01 · 14-04-2014 03:00PM

Sittingpretty wrote: »

People who say "hubby" should be rounded up and jettisoned into outer space.

'Awesome' is my pet hate...I detest the word with a passion!!!

Roger_007 · 14-04-2014 03:01PM

PauloMN wrote: »

Latex and rubber.... careful now Joe!!!

This topic had soooooo much potential.......:D

PauloMN · 14-04-2014 03:15PM

Roger_007 wrote: »

This topic had soooooo much potential.......:D

Only for it was 2.59pm, he'd have been reaching for the clamp drawer!

Dan Jaman · 14-04-2014 04:36PM

BPKS wrote: »

Had to take a call so only responding now.

If a pharmacist working in that particular pharmacy on O Connell street is expected to go out on the street to investigate every incident of people collapsing in the general surroundings then they might as well just start "pharmacists patrol" 24/7.

Its a sad case but I think blaming the pharmacist is OTT.

A bit disingenuous, really. A distraught mother rushed into the shop, exclaiming (perhaps not totally coherently) that her daughter has gone into AS - I'd like to think most responsible pharmacists would at least have a look at the child and give the mother the benefit of the doubt.
No, instead we have what appears to be a cover-your-ar5e situation that cost the child her life. Even allowing for exaggeration and some blowing up by Joe, it's not good.

goose2005 · 15-04-2014 01:28PM

Dan Jaman wrote: »

A bit disingenuous, really. A distraught mother rushed into the shop, exclaiming (perhaps not totally coherently) that her daughter has gone into AS - I'd like to think most responsible pharmacists would at least have a look at the child and give the mother the benefit of the doubt.
No, instead we have what appears to be a cover-your-ar5e situation that cost the child her life. Even allowing for exaggeration and some blowing up by Joe, it's not good.

Maybe. But couldn't it also be that she had just fainted or had a panic attack, and then giving her an adrenaline shot could kill her? And then people would ring Joe Duffy about how pharmacists shouldn't give out medication just because someone shouts about it

CountyHurler · 15-04-2014 01:45PM

I'm really sick of listening to Padraig Duffy of the GAA playing the victim... Again today he is hiding behind the same strawman argument "Well the people abroad having been coming to us asking 'when can we see the games' and they wouldnt be able to see it without this deal".. It would certainly have been possible for the GAA to broadcast the matches FREE through local stations, if enabling ex-pats to see the game was their primary goal...

Listening to Duffy, he makes Oscar Pistorius seem genuine...

neris · 15-04-2014 01:47PM

grandad was in the army, uncle was in the army so my daughter has an automatic right to be in the army joe

pc7 · 15-04-2014 01:48PM

I feel they shouldn't have gotten rid of the height restriction in the Guards, maybe lower but not get rid. It looks so strange when I walk past a male Guard and I'm taller than him and I'm not even that tall.

sudzs · 15-04-2014 01:48PM

Defcon 3... WHAT is he talking about??? :rolleyes:

Harry Angstrom · 15-04-2014 01:48PM

We're gonna need tall soldiers for when the Russians invade us.

neris · 15-04-2014 01:49PM

sudzs wrote: »

Defcon 3... WHAT is he talking about??? :rolleyes:

maybe joes watching to many submarine films

baldbear · 15-04-2014 01:49PM

Could she not wear high heels?

Roger_007 · 15-04-2014 01:49PM

Pity......she could have been a 'model' soldier.:D

Dublin_Mom · 15-04-2014 01:49PM

'I wasn't in there with her'

Does mammy go to all the job interviews with her kid?

for heavens sake, dont remember my Mother ringing a radio show over jobs I
didnt get

Your daughter is too short, get over it

Oops69 · 15-04-2014 01:49PM

Because the backpack would be longer than her ffs

sligojoek · 15-04-2014 01:49PM

Joe has a sneer at 151cm "What's that in real terms?" Then he talks about her having to run 2Km.

CountyHurler · 15-04-2014 01:49PM

There was nothing about it on the website earlier, Joe, I checked it for her cos she wasnt able to reach the mouse..

pc7 · 15-04-2014 01:50PM

Fluent Irish yeah that would be helpful in the Leb

SEPT 23 1989 · 15-04-2014 01:50PM

pc7 wrote: »

I feel they shouldn't have gotten rid of the height restriction in the Guards, maybe lower but not get rid. It looks so strange when I walk past a male Guard and I'm taller than him and I'm not even that tall.

Gardai need a physical presence on the streets should be a 6ft minimum

Dan Jaman · 15-04-2014 01:50PM

"She has a lot to bring to the Army."
Umm... not enough of her, sorry.

baldbear · 15-04-2014 01:50PM

Fluent Irish speaker? bejaysus send her to the Golan Heights quick.

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