Liveline Thread 17/06/2015 to date

Dan Jaman · 14-08-2015 03:01PM

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 · 14-08-2015 03:01PM

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

Atlantic Dawn · 14-08-2015 03:03PM

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

dvcireland · 14-08-2015 03:03PM

[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 · 14-08-2015 03:05PM

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

:o

dvcireland · 14-08-2015 03:05PM

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 · 14-08-2015 03:06PM

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 · 14-08-2015 03:50PM

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 · 14-08-2015 06:53PM

Dan Jaman wrote: »

You can't legislate against stupidity.

Probably sewercides I am thinking.

Dan Jaman · 14-08-2015 08:40PM

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 · 17-08-2015 12:48PM

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

sligojoek · 17-08-2015 12:49PM

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 · 17-08-2015 12:57PM

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 · 17-08-2015 01:00PM

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 · 17-08-2015 01:23PM

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 · 17-08-2015 01:26PM

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

ButtersSuki · 17-08-2015 01:35PM

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 · 17-08-2015 01:41PM

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 · 17-08-2015 01:46PM

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

ButtersSuki · 17-08-2015 01:46PM

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 · 17-08-2015 01:46PM

cant teach an old dog new tricks

Flukey · 17-08-2015 01:47PM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

cant teach an old dog new tricks

No, Joe will always be the same.

ButtersSuki · 17-08-2015 01:47PM

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

2smiggy · 17-08-2015 01:48PM

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

Flukey · 17-08-2015 01:48PM

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 · 17-08-2015 01:48PM

hope the dog training company comes on to explain themselves

Roger_007 · 17-08-2015 01:49PM

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

sudzs · 17-08-2015 01:49PM

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 · 17-08-2015 01:50PM

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 · 17-08-2015 01:50PM

I thought those helper hounds needed to be trained from birth

thats why they cost 40k to train

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