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Liveline Thread 17/06/2015 to date

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The Liv Lien is opin....:):):):)

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snubbleste

"so to speak" x 1000

somesoldiers

Deleted User wrote: »

Joe's no fan of USC - can you imagine?

He doesn't like that Conor McGregor fella!

ButtersSuki

Deleted User wrote: »

Joe's no fan of USC - can you imagine?

Or the UFC. :rolleyes:

[Deleted User]

Joe's no fan of USC - can you imagine?

somesoldiers

BPKS wrote: »

Ah come on (or maybe your joking).

I've lived in numerous rented properties - if we heard a rustle of a mouse in the winter, we bought a trap and set it.

Next you are going to tell me that if the bulb in the bathroom goes, the tenant should ring the landlord to buy a bulb, remove the cover and put in a new bulb.

Some people just want somebody else to do everything for them and wont get off their holes and do things for themselves.

My mate was renting his apartment out to another lad that worked with us. When he went to check on it, yer man only had one bulb still working and he was walking from room to room with the remaining bulb in a bedside lamp like Florence Nightingale, instead of replacing them

HeidiHeidi

Oh, give over reciting lists Joe, FFS!

sorry, for ****'s sake

Atlantic Dawn

They wouldn't be able to lash houses together like Ballyer again Joe, too much regulations and red tape.

ButtersSuki

While Joe is discussing this with his faux-sincerity all dat's running through his head is how to get this:

To here:

Before:

snubbleste

I wan me house joe

Atlantic Dawn

What about prefabricated houses to to speak like what was used for classrooms recently?

snubbleste

BPKS wrote: »

Ah come on (or maybe your joking).

I've lived in numerous rented properties - if we heard a rustle of a mouse in the winter, we bought a trap and set it.

Next you are going to tell me that if the bulb in the bathroom goes, the tenant should ring the landlord to buy a bulb, remove the cover and put in a new bulb.

Some people just want somebody else to do everything for them and wont get off their holes and do things for themselves.

Mice are the landlords responsibility.
Changing bulbs is the tenant's.

Atlantic Dawn

Lots of TD's are landlords, they need the house prices to rise to cut their losses.

BPKS

snubbleste wrote: »

Mice are the landlords responsibility

Ah come on (or maybe your joking

).

I've lived in numerous rented properties - if we heard a rustle of a mouse in the winter, we bought a trap and set it.

Next you are going to tell me that if the bulb in the bathroom goes, the tenant should ring the landlord to buy a bulb, remove the cover and put in a new bulb.

Some people just want somebody else to do everything for them and wont get off their holes and do things for themselves.

snubbleste

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Alan Kelly coming home from holidays would cost more than it does to house someone for a month.

Tbh he should resign.

[Deleted User]

DCC make a decision quickly?????

HeidiHeidi

Joe is on a roll with the acronyms today.

Would it really kill him to say Dublin City Council?

Atlantic Dawn

Alan Kelly coming home from holidays would cost more than it does to house someone for a month.

snubbleste

Is Damien from Clontarf?
http://www.dublincity.ie/councillor-damien-ofarrell

Dan Jaman

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Not sure, there's a kind of PC ism that has come about recently like you no longer call a female Garda a Ban Garda, you don't call a female actor an actress, she's an actor etc.

As the actor said to the Bishop.
Hmm...

[Deleted User]

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

These are not regular guests, they are animals basically is what this guy is saying.

What, the mice?

Atlantic Dawn

These are not regular guests, they are animals basically is what this guy is saying.

Atlantic Dawn

Fujitsu10 wrote: »

Should that not be landlady, so to speak?

Not sure, there's a kind of PC ism that has come about recently like you no longer call a female Garda a Ban Garda, you don't call a female actor an actress, she's an actor etc.