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RTE Radio 1: The Ryan Tubridy Show

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    #242
    TheHomeService
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    Free Tree Magazine and Tree Calendar

    Free Sea Shanty CD


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    #243
    dvcireland
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    TheHomeService wrote: »
    Free Tree Magazine and Tree Calendar

    Free Sea Shanty CD
    free toby jug incoming

    "...no Joe, you rang me !..." A.Caller.



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    #244
    TheHomeService
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    dvcireland wrote: »
    free toby jug incoming

    Along with free turf art, undoubtedly.


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    #245
    TheHomeService
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    It’s Friday, so we are due to have a child “call in” for the competition.

    Said child will be an avid reader, with a simply wonderful teacher. They will also have siblings who, when prompted by Tubridy, said child will say that they are annoying.


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    #246
    PieOhMy
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    Interesting topic for the call today! Enjoyable listening!

    Unfortunately it lasted less than 10 mins, then over 10min after reading out texts. It was good while it lasted.


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    #247
    ButtersSuki
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    dvcireland wrote: »
    did you hear any "Birdsong" at 4.35 am this morning?

    No. I went for a podcast on my way into work caller.


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    #248
    TheHomeService
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    PieOhMy wrote: »
    Interesting topic for the call today! Enjoyable listening!

    Perhaps Tubs read Mick Heaney’s praise for him today, where he said 9-10 was a nice break from the miserable stories of the day.

    Tubs said earlier that he found Morning Ireland very depressing this morning (I’m paraphrasing from memory).


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    #249
    ButtersSuki
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    Seconds after being told that one of the reasons they sing is to mark their territory, Tubs asks

    “Is one of the reasons they sing territorial?”

    Not listening to the caller is a skill not just limited to Joe Duffy.


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    #250
    KevRossi
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    TheHomeService wrote: »
    Perhaps Tubs read Mick Heaney’s praise for him today, where he said 9-10 was a nice break from the miserable stories of the day.

    Tubs said earlier that he found Morning Ireland very depressing this morning (I’m paraphrasing from memory).

    He said that it's always depressing and that it can be hard to listen to. MI has to lead with the news, good or bad. And that his show aims to cheer people up agter MI.

    But Tubridy chooses to have illness and death as part of his radio and TV show, he actively drags both programmes in that direction, it is his choice.

    The irony of what he said was totally lost on him.


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    #251
    TheHomeService
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    What a coincidence. The random child who “called in” for the quiz just happened to have met Joe Biden!!!!


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    #252
    Ash.J.Williams
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    TheHomeService wrote: »
    Perhaps Tubs read Mick Heaney’s praise for him today, where he said 9-10 was a nice break from the miserable stories of the day.

    Tubs said earlier that he found Morning Ireland very depressing this morning (I’m paraphrasing from memory).

    Interesting Michael redmond said what Heaney said for free
    The only problem with the Covid vaccine is that once the virus is eradicated, all small talk will revert back to the prevailing weather
    Just get Michael redmond to host tubs shows


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    #253
    ButtersSuki
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    TheHomeService wrote: »
    What a coincidence. The random child who “called in” for the quiz just happened to have met Joe Biden!!!!

    I, for one, am shocked.





    Note: the above may contain some sarcasm.


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    #254
    mistersifter
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    The Birdman of Dublin 4 was getting into it this morning! Mr Nature himself, enjoying the birdsong in his garden.

    He should have told the bird expert about the pleasure he took in finding one of these birds decapitated. Remember that? When he said he loves seeing gruesome stuff like that?

    In fact, he should have went the whole hog (animal pun intended) and recounted his hilarious joke about the cat that was skinned alive a few years back. One of his classics. https://www.irishtimes.com/news/tubridy-offended-with-cat-incident-1.410396


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    #255
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    mistersifter wrote: »
    The Birdman of Dublin 4 was getting into it this morning! Mr Nature himself, enjoying the birdsong in his garden.

    He should have told the bird expert about the pleasure he took in finding one of these birds decapitated. Remember that? When he said he loves seeing gruesome stuff like that?

    In fact, he should have went the whole hog (animal pun intended) and recounted his hilarious joke about the cat that was skinned alive a few years back. One of his classics. https://www.irishtimes.com/news/tubridy-offended-with-cat-incident-1.410396

    Must remember this line:
    RTÉ regretted that offence was taken but the style of the programme was "light-hearted and jokey".


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    #256
    mistersifter
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    Must remember this line:

    It's a cracker alright!

    Remember though; if you make light hearted and jokey comments about him, it's actually bullying.


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    #257
    zuutroy
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    Knocked out a few beautiful kindnesses on the LLS before getting the misery horn on.


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    #258
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    giphy.gif?cid=4d1e4f29153225d55777eed132d7372c535fb9eb5c85acdb&rid=giphy.gif

    As suggested by a boardsie. :)


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    #259
    Pelvis Parsley
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    If he sees that, he'll have a búdán on him like a thermos flask.


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    #260
    ButtersSuki
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    This Alan Partridge Tribute Act is very good in fairness.


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    #261
    ButtersSuki
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    I’ve lost count of the beautifuls already.


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    #262
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    ButtersSuki wrote: »
    I’ve lost count of the beautifuls already.

    How's de I?


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    #263
    ButtersSuki
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    How's de I?

    Mostly good to be fair. The vision is a little blurry and the eye itself is flicking/blinking involuntarily but I was told to expect those. Slave that I am I was in early this morning, which if you think about it is incredible that after such a procedure you can be back to almost normal within 48 hours.


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    #264
    dvcireland
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    why does he get such a hard on for American politics?

    "...no Joe, you rang me !..." A.Caller.



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    #265
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    ButtersSuki wrote: »
    Mostly good to be fair. The vision is a little blurry and the eye itself is flicking/blinking involuntarily but I was told to expect those. Slave that I am I was in early this morning, which if you think about it is incredible that after such a procedure you can be back to almost normal within 48 hours.

    So yiz does be winking at people involuntarily, could be mixed messages goes around :D
    Be careful with de drivin an dat.


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    #266
    ButtersSuki
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    Multimillionaire tax avoider advises paupers to stay in bed.

    The SoCoDu equivalent of “let them eat cake”.


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    #267
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    dvcireland wrote: »
    why does he get such a hard on for American politics?

    Old family connections as far as I can see. One Olivia Tubridy from Galway is documented to have been friendly with Kennedy's. Whichever family member Olivia was.


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    #268
    PieOhMy
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    ButtersSuki wrote: »
    Multimillionaire tax avoider advises paupers to stay in bed.

    The SoCoDu equivalent of “let them eat cake”.

    Just short of telling the 12 hour shift pulling ICU nurse homeschooling children one of whom is autistic "have a duvet day day and breakfast in bed"


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    #269
    generalgerry
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    Tubridy pretending that he doesn't actually look down his nose at the Mills And Boons books


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    #270
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    Tubridy awkward as always on libraries, has hardly ever been inside one.


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    #271
    jimd2
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    Books, books books. Anytime I switch on its books. Are there no other (non covid ) topics that he can focus on?

    Or maybe I am just unlucky in the times I switch him on?


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