Late Late Show - December 17th 2010

Tomohawk

Good laughs on here from tonite's LLS. See you all next week (or tomorrow night with BOC)

NickDrake

ascanbe wrote: »

Contrary to your generalisations, there are plenty of genuinely free-thinking, interesting people involved in the GAA.
Galvin isn't amongst the most interesting of them.

I am sure there are a few, but the majority of them and their followers fit an image.

He is different and I respect him for it.

Well done to him and he doesn't care what the GAA heads think

hmmm

Greentopia wrote: »

Nothing wrong with a straight man dressing well -something more Irish men could learn :rolleyes:

Would you like us to take fashion advice from what we just saw? I don't have enough low cut t-shirts and red jumpers

Chris P. Bacon

At least something funny like Family guy is on BBC 3

lintdrummer

AnnyHallsal wrote: »

He is not. Savagely heterosexual he is.

Go on then, you might as well finish that story, couldn't be more embarassing than Paul Galvin's interview!

dapto1

baldbear wrote: »

I'd say he gets alot of clunge.

If he does, it's wasted on him.

x in the city

nights like this i think of how **** tv is without the sopranos

Hotblack Desiato

Greentopia wrote: »

Nothing wrong with a straight man dressing well -something more Irish men could learn :rolleyes:

not that I thought he dressed well, bad colour co-ordination and trousers too tight in that NY clip

Thank f**k RTE don't have HD.

ScareGilly

Jaysus, imagine if he was on with the Rubberbandits!

I think the main point we've gathered from tonight is NickDrake is a troll..

AnnyHallsal

emmettogara wrote: »

Go on then, you might as well finish that story, couldn't be more embarassing than Paul Galvin's interview!

I can tell from the beard :pac:

Molzer2

excruciating stuff from Galvin, he's a serious pain in the a__e. Spoilt brat, no wonder our second level students are where they are with teachers incapable of putting a single coherent sentence together!

Tucker Max

hmmm wrote: »

Would you like us to take fashion advice from what we just saw? I don't have enough low cut t-shirts and red jumpers

In fairness - he'd look good in a hangmans noose

Anyone got a rope?

ArtSmart

AnnyHallsal wrote: »

He is not. Savagely heterosexual he is.

almost too much so..

ascanbe wrote: »

Contrary to your generalisations, there are plenty of genuinely free-thinking, interesting people involved in the GAA.
Galvin isn't amongst the most interesting of them.

for sure, at least he's not the usual red faced Mammy's mucker boy. - but sheesh. not the kind of lad i'd like to end up drinking with in a late bar in NY . something a little strange there.

Diddler1977

Paul Galvin is wierd.

"I didn't like the golf so now I do the fashion"

Koloman

ninja900 wrote: »

Thank f**k RTE don't have HD.

Or 3D TV in the case of Mary Byrne!

NickDrake

ScareGilly wrote: »

Jaysus, imagine if he was on with the Rubberbandits!

I think the main point we've gathered from tonight is NickDrake is a troll..

Because I have an opinion?? That word is thrown around a lot on here.

Greentopia

hmmm wrote: »

Would you like us to take fashion advice from what we just saw? I don't have enough low cut t-shirts and red jumpers

No, like I said I didn't think he was a good example of a well dressed guy.

dapto1

Have Paul Galvin and Dónal Og ever played for the same team?

clikityclak

Galvin seems to think a lot of himself thought in fairness. Maybe he thinks he's being 'quirky'. Don't think he's gay(not that it matters), but can't imagine him being easy to talk to or get on with.

Pity the Rubberbandits didn't perform, Tubs was highly amused though the sneery fook!

AnnyHallsal

ArtSmart wrote: »

almost too much so...

Indeed. Not my type. Too manly and .. shallow

ScareGilly

Do women really find dressing like that attractive? Guess thats why women have so many gay friends..

Wish I could fit into a pair of skinny jeans, but alas, I'm a real man..

lintdrummer

dapto1 wrote: »

Have Paul Galvin and Dónal Og ever played for the same team?

I'm pretty certain they're both playing for the other team.

dapto1

emmettogara wrote: »

I'm pretty certain they're both playing for the other team.

I set 'em up, you knock 'em down baby!

ArtSmart

AnnyHallsal wrote: »

Indeed. Not my type. Too manly and .. shallow

well i'd have gone with psycho, unsettled and crazy, but yeah, cool.

x in the city

i am from Kerry, but galvin seems to be some boring little cnut.

god help anyone going on a few beers with him.

Id rather go boozing with a skin head from germany with ear lobes the size of golf balls.....

Spudmonkey

I'm outta here....

x in the city

ScareGilly wrote: »

Do women really find dressing like that attractive? Guess thats why women have so many gay friends..

Wish I could fit into a pair of skinny jeans, but alas, I'm a real man..

squiggles my ass in 32 inch waist and looks in mirror...

ArtSmart

x in the city wrote: »

i am from Kerry, but galvin seems to be some boring little cnut.

god help anyone going on a few beers with him.

Id rather go boozing with a skin head from germany with ear lobes the size of golf balls.....

Yeah. def something not quite right there.

AnnyHallsal

ArtSmart wrote: »

well i'd have gone with psycho, unsettled and crazy, but yeah, cool.

He's not that bad off the pitch.

mrsdewinter

ScareGilly wrote: »

Do women really find dressing like that attractive? Guess thats why women have so many gay friends..

Wish I could fit into a pair of skinny jeans, but alas, I'm a real man..

Ah, come on. Can you not see that it's because skinny jeans hug his toned thighs so well that he's attractive.

Most Hoxton Hero types are wizened, emaciated emo types who look as if they'll keel over at any minute. It's kind of trippy (and hot) to see a well-built man who takes good care of himself put on a tight, well-fitting T-shirt.

It's just a novelty, Scare...