Liveline Thread (02/05/2012 to 25/07/2012)

Daz_

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Anyone flashing me with their lights finds themselves taking part in my brake light tests.

How about if you re hogging the overtaking lane on a motorway ?..

SEPT 23 1989

He really has a bee in his bonnet

Atlantic Dawn

Daz_ wrote: »

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Anyone flashing me with their lights finds themselves taking part in my brake light tests.

How about if you re hogging the overtaking lane on a motorway ?..

I never do. Im talking driving at speed limit on single lane road.

RadioRetro

And your point please, caller?

SEPT 23 1989

Big Daddy Cool

typical gaa man again, ''gaa is great'' ''nothing to see here''..

as 2 lads batter the head of each other behind him

signostic

Gaa "dyou know, you know, you know, you know, you know, you know, you know, you know, you know, you know, you know....."

ppink

Oh God this is torture today:(

signostic

Big Daddy Cool wrote: »

typical gaa man again, ''gaa is great'' ''nothing to see here''..

as 2 lads batter the head of each other behind him

withless

"nothing new here"

You are right there Damo, janey mac.

JonathanAnon

The fact that Dublin are allowed play all their games in a home venue is not a new issues (and dont give me that Parnell Park rubbish)... It is more to do with the GAA finances than anything to do with fairness..

Paparazzo

ppink wrote: »

Oh God this is torture today:(

That's damo for you. Always small issues, and if anything looks like it's going to get heated, change the subject.


"Jizz up"!!

vicwatson

Ah build a bridge and get over it.

It does happen in Rugby, Ireland is about the only place in the world where everyone goes completely silent for a kick.

Ya big eejit.

Did you hear the roars when kicks were being taken at the Rugby world cup last year?

Big Daddy Cool

The Hill is the Hill, booing is the least of the problems up there :pac:

RadioRetro

Aah gerroffouttofit, Brosnan should not have let the barracking get to him. Next caller please.

vicwatson

JonathanAnon wrote: »

The fact that Dublin are allowed play all their games in a home venue is not a new issues (and dont give me that Parnell Park rubbish)... It is more to do with the GAA finances than anything to do with fairness..

I will, Parnell park is their home ground, facts are facts. :D

Remember without the Dubs fans in Croker, Ballygobackwards GAA club would have no money :cool:

vicwatson

BONE PICKER ALERT

JonathanAnon

vicwatson wrote: »

Remember without the Dubs fans in Croker, Ballygobackwards GAA club would have no money :cool:

I suppose if it keeps the dubs off the trains going down the country, there is something to be said for it..

withless

'It could be this or it could be that. Or maybe not.'

Interesting point.

vicwatson

JonathanAnon wrote: »

I suppose if it keeps the dubs off the trains going down the country, there is something to be said for it..

Absolutely and the Capital benefits from all the culchies heading into the smoke, winner all round

PauloMN

Fair play Pat, only bit of sense I've heard today.

vicwatson

What? baby driving car? Jeez what next....smoking baby driving car :rolleyes:

RadioRetro

You were on the M1, luv, heading south and you pass numbered junctions. What's not to know?

Yakuza

Teaching the kid to drive? Naah, just joking...that sounds very irresponsible.

withless

This is terrible stuff.

Nearly as bad as that eye cream ad.

RadioRetro

Good point alert.

PauloMN

Haven't heard the whole show.... no update on the "8k ring buried in ****e" saga?

vicwatson

Oh jesus, If you park illegally you have no argument.

SIMPLES

RadioRetro

And as a good point was being made, inevitably it's back to warden-baiting.

Big Daddy Cool

yes young people can be irresponsible when driving, but i find elderly drivers equally irresponsible to, only yesterday an elderly gentleman, stopped at a crossroads, could see me coming, but still pulled across in front of me, i beeped at him and he just smiled and waved at me.