fussyonion wrote: » I like him. I think he's observant and very witty and I think he's settled in very nicely here. Fair play to him for learning Irish too..most of the population couldn't say more than "An bhfuil cead agam dul go dti an leithreas?" yet he's managed to actually construct a show entirely in Gaelic. I think he's unique.
Nib wrote: » He was paid by RTÉ to learn Irish and make that show. If someone wants to pay me to learn Irish I will do it no problem. Otherwise it's a waste of time.
gustafo wrote: » Why the f**k do irish people love this twit so much? everywhere i turn this clown is either on t.v or radio trying to be funny or doing commercials. I can't stand him that f**king yank accent does my head in.
Tokarev wrote: » He's some Tw*t alright, Learnes to speake Irish, Mmm, Better than most of the Irish population can. Then goes to China. And learns to speak Chinese. Mmm, some (whatever) is Des Bishop.
kumate_champ07 wrote: » bet youre the kind that doesnt put their fast food rubbish in the bin and leaves a big mess on the table..
Tangatagamadda Chaddabinga Bonga Bungo wrote: » He's a hack plain and simple.
biko wrote: » Very intelligent (I presume) and funny guy. I'd buy him a pint.
fussyonion wrote: » He can speak all those languages better than you can speak English, it seems :rolleyes:
sabat wrote: » I saw a bit of his stand up routine when flicking through the channels and he was talking about how Irish houses have immersions whereas American houses have instant hot water. It went along the lines of "I mean what the holy ****? Ya gotta press a switch then wait for the water to heat up? What's the deal with that? In America, you wanna take a shower, you get in then, boom! Hot water!!"
Sky King wrote: » I think he seems like a nice guy and I liked his TV shows. Dafuq is the matter with people that they can just decide someone they never met is a cnut?