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Liveline Thread 17/06/2015 to date

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Dan Jaman

somesoldiers wrote: »

Wow the cheek of the hotel not letting them wash in their toilets

They'll have a new rule about that - Rule 33.1/3.

dvcireland

Joe will be hitting the château neuf de pap tonight, so to speak

Atlantic Dawn

A third of people killed not wearing seat belts, idiots is the only thing I can say.

dvcireland

[Deleted User] wrote: »

It's August, is there anybody in DCC??

I believe they call it term time aka at home miding dee childer

2smiggy

Ray "why's that not playing there, I'll try again hmmm..."

dvcireland

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

A third of people killed not wearing seat belts, idiots is the only thing I can say.

sueicides or trying to emulate the dukes of hazard

Atlantic Dawn

2smiggy wrote: »

Ray "why's that not playing there, I'll try again hmmm..." :o

He has to be doing it for the craic at this stage...doesnt he

Dan Jaman

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

A third of people killed not wearing seat belts, idiots is the only thing I can say.

You can't legislate against stupidity.

Atlantic Dawn

Dan Jaman wrote: »

You can't legislate against stupidity.

Probably sewercides I am thinking.

Dan Jaman

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Probably sewercides I am thinking.

I started to notice an incongruous number of high-speed, single-occupant, single-vehikule crashes into hard, immovable objects in the a.m. hours a few years ago. I did wonder.

neris

Hospital "aparthaid", guide dogs, another dating agency fool & boarding schools not being discussed on the show today

sligojoek

A&E apartheid
Boarding school ruined my child. (I'm calling bingo on "What age is your boooooy?")
Dating agencies are a waste of money.

I won't be online for the show today. Hope to catch bits of it in the car.

Have fun.

ButtersSuki

sligojoek wrote: »

A&E apartheid

I'm guessing "apartheid" was on the dictionary toilet paper recently as had "hotel apartheid" last week and now "A&E apartheid" this week.

Joe: So you have a serious injury and you're boycotting A&E so to speak is it caller?
Caller: What?

ButtersSuki

sligojoek wrote: »

Boarding school ruined my child. (I'm calling bingo on "What age is your boooooy?")

BINGO call on "soggy biscuit*"!!!!!!!

*if you have to ask, trust me, you don't want to know. That said, I'd love to hear Joe discussing this with a caller.

Joe: And what type of biscuit was it, so to speak?

neris

ButtersSuki wrote: »

BINGO call on "soggy biscuit*"!!!!!!!

*if you have to ask, trust me, you don't want to know. That said, I'd love to hear Joe discussing this with a caller.

Joe: And what type of biscuit was it, so to speak?

Maybe the son was the biscuit

somesoldiers

I'd quite forgotten about soggy biscuits, never experienced one myself fortunately

ButtersSuki

somesoldiers wrote: »

I'd quite forgotten about soggy biscuits, never experienced one myself fortunately

I hadn't. The very thought of it scared me immeasurably as a child/pre-teen. I couldn't look at nor eat a cream cracker for years after hearing about it. My parents had just separated before I was about to go to secondary school and there was significant talk of me being sent to a certain Jesuit Boarding School of repute in Co. Kildare. I fought against this suggestion like nothing I had ever voiced an opinion on up to that time. In fact being an 11 year old shy boy who was a year younger than the rest of his class I hadn't voiced an opinion on anything (except Lego probably) up to that time. My mother kept asking me why I was so against going there and I just couldn't tell her - I mean imagine an 11 year old having to explain soggy biscuit to his mother? That said, imagine how much more of a tosser I'd have turned out to be (I'm not denying my flaws! :rolleyes:) had I gone there instead of Coláiste Iognáid instead? :rolleyes::rolleyes::D:pac:

sudzs

Naked Irishman breaks into house in Australia and gets into bed with sleeping couple.... don't believe for a minute he was naked, he must have had his GAA county shirt on! :eek:

sudzs

Just after piece on Bangkok bomb, Emirites ad for flights to Bangkok, oops!:o

ButtersSuki

There are times when I believe that I am the only Irish male who doesn't own a GAA Jersey or an Ireland soccer jersey.

SEPT 23 1989

cant teach an old dog new tricks

Flukey

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

cant teach an old dog new tricks

No, Joe will always be the same.

ButtersSuki

I'm just in, is this caller complaining about the standard of training given to a mobility dog?

2smiggy

what type of dog is it ? not many dogs suited to that type of work.

Flukey

ButtersSuki wrote: »

There are times when I believe that I am the only Irish male who doesn't own a GAA Jersey or an Ireland soccer jersey.

Get yourself up to O'Neill's on the Kylemore Road fast. Great place for them. Up the Dubs!

SEPT 23 1989

hope the dog training company comes on to explain themselves

Roger_007

There's not much you can do with an idiot dog..........(or an idiot owner either)

sudzs

2smiggy wrote: »

what type of dog is it ? not many dogs suited to that type of work.

And I would have though the training needs to be started when they are pups.

ButtersSuki

Flukey wrote: »

Get yourself up to O'Neill's on the Kylemore Road fast. Great place for them. Up the Dubs!

There is a better chance of Joe taking a pay cut.

SEPT 23 1989

I thought those helper hounds needed to be trained from birth

thats why they cost 40k to train