Liveline Thread (15/02/2012 to 01/05/2012)

SEPT 23 1989

Smashed up gravestones,Iron man gets robbed and the smell of cow sh1te at a country concert

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Technocentral

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

Smashed up gravestones,Iron man gets robbed and the smell of cow sh1te at a country concert

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Bloody hell, if he can't defend himself what chance do the rest of us have?

JonathanAnon

I bet the hospital staff are sorry they saved this lad..

SEPT 23 1989

I would murder that dinner now-i'm starving:(

my friend

these gimps eat crap all their lives and then whine about getting the same food in hospital

syklops

TBH, I'd say the sausages you get in a truck stop would be a lot better than you get in a hospital. Truckers don't eat sh1t, and won't put up with it.

Caller sounds like a snob.

shockwave

I remember the good ole days when you could lie in your hospital bed and smoke a fag:D

SEPT 23 1989

Tad ungrateful

telekon

First world problems.

Wonder what patients in Albanian hospitals eat...

That_Guy

I'm fookin' starving listening to this.

neris

id say derek mooney heard big thick sausages and his pricked up

my friend

syklops wrote: »

TBH, I'd say the sausages you get in a truck stop would be a lot better than you get in a hospital. Truckers don't eat sh1t, and won't put up with it.

Caller sounds like a snob.

Jason could be a brother of Mr Kelly from Killiney, he's whining about poor Public Hospital food yet obviously didn't pay for Private (he's drawing comparisons)

europa11

Next time he goes private, big deal!

ffs, who goes into hospital for the 5-star menu (apart from this gimp) ?

neris

shockwave wrote: »

I remember the good ole days when you could lie in your hospital bed and smoke a fag:D

after heart surgery

That_Guy

You'd think hospital food would be the healthiest food ever. :pac:

SEPT 23 1989

Im sure the patients are told not to eat a full fry straight after a heart operation

my friend

telekon wrote: »

First world problems.

Wonder what patients in Albanian hospitals eat...

rocky mountain oysters

syklops

I remember being in France years ago and my friend was taking his mother into the hospital for something. She wanted us to stop at a vineyard on the way to get a few bottles because the last time she was there the wine they served was not so good.

Far removed from what you get in Ireland.

JonathanAnon

yeah this guy is right, they should devote more of the hospital money,which is currently wasted on machines and medication making sure that the patients dont die, to making sure that the ones that do survive eat better.

europa11

Health cutbacks don't seem to affect Jason, he wants Nutritionists walking around the wards.

Yeah! no problem J, how many do you want?

JonathanAnon

Iron Man? He's lucky wasnt robbed by the Travellers and melted down..

SilverLiningOK

That_Guy wrote: »

You'd think hospital food would be the healthiest food ever. :pac:

Like everything else in our health system, it is cost driven. As a vegetarian, I would dread to be in hospital. Would have to have food sent in.

Kurz

Cheek of him. I spent two months in a HSE hospital and loved the food. The fry-ups and cups of tea saved me from going mad in the place, and it was good food too. That being said I also like the food at the few truck stops we have so maybe the guy is just a food snob.

telekon

Heard that story this morning. Terribly sad.

Some absolute scumbags out there.

my friend

entitlements and quango budget cut WHINE ALERT

surferdudz

europa11 wrote: »

Health cutbacks don't seem to affect Jason, he wants Nutritionists walking around the wards.

Yeah! no problem J, how many do you want?

should get his " partner " to visit before he eats a thing...

syklops

europa11 wrote: »

Health cutbacks don't seem to affect Jason, he wants Nutritionists walking around the wards.

Yeah! no problem, how many do you want?

Surely it doesnt take a nutritionist to tell you that a big fry up of lidl own brand sausages(or worse) isn't suitable for someone recovering from a bypass.

europa11

syklops wrote: »

I remember being in France years ago and my friend was taking his mother into the hospital for something. She wanted us to stop at a vineyard on the way to get a few bottles because the last time she was there the wine they served was not so good.

Far removed from what you get in Ireland.

Beautiful! Now that's how to do it

my friend

syklops wrote: »

Surely it doesnt take a nutritionist to tell you that a big fry up of lidl own brand sausages(or worse) isn't suitable for someone recovering from a bypass.

'ah dey do like to be told dey do'

surferdudz

europa11 wrote: »

Health cutbacks don't seem to affect Jason, he wants Nutritionists walking around the wards.

Yeah! no problem J, how many do you want?

just occured to me..maybe his nutritionist partner is job seeking?