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Tonight With Vincent Browne Thread v3.0 (07/04/13 - 08/07/14)

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    #3302
    Lady Chatterton
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    Hitchens wrote: »
    Cork were bad because Clare were all over them. Fear not for the replay, it will be the Banner's day. ;)
    I hope you're right, it would be great for hurling in the weaker counties if Clare won.


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    #3303
    Roger_007
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    Turkey voting 'No' to Christmas........what's new?


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    #3304
    Busted Flat.
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    MrsD007 wrote: »
    I'm a bit concerned about the match, there is no way Cork will be as bad again. I just hope the Clare lads can do the business.

    They done well last weekend with 9 of them off the senior team and escaped without injury. Hopefully they can trash Cork the same. Fook Biddy Early.


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    #3305
    grey_so_what
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    Oh oh Grainne, not the most sensitive of comments............


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    #3306
    hotmail.com
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    Only men are allowed to make sexual comments about the opposite sex Grainne.


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    #3307
    HeidiHeidi
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    Who was the geezer in the yellow jacket earlier? I've figured out who the other two were, even if I don't know their names, but the guy on the left I can't place at all.....

    Vincent hasn't got any more coherent (to put it mildly) since I last watched him.... not sure how much of this i could take!


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    #3308
    Hitchens
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    MrsD007 wrote: »
    I hope you're right, it would be great for hurling in the weaker counties if Clare won.

    It will be great for Clare. It will have no effect whatsoever on the weaker counties, good bad or indifferent.


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    #3309
    Busted Flat.
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    HeidiHeidi wrote: »
    Who was the geezer in the yellow jacket earlier? I've figured out who the other two were, even if I don't know their names, but the guy on the left I can't place at all.....

    Vincent hasn't got any more coherent (to put it mildly) since I last watched him.... not sure how much of this i could take!

    Trappatoni's interpreter is at a loose end at the moment.


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    #3310
    grey_so_what
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    He's Ex McCann FitZgerald HH..........he is telling us we pay to much for legal advice with his new book - funny he never told us that when he worked there.........


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    #3311
    Lady Chatterton
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    Busted Flat. wrote: »
    Trappatoni's interpreter is at a loose end at the moment.
    She is not, she has picked up another job.

    http://www.herald.ie/news/theres-nothing-lost-in-translation-as-manuela-lines-up-tasty-new-job-29574354.html


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    #3312
    Lady Chatterton
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    Hitchens wrote: »
    It will be great for Clare. It will have no effect whatsoever on the weaker counties, good bad or indifferent.
    Ah, I disagree, when Clare won in 1995 and 1997, there was renewed interest in hurling in the county and children wanted to play hurling over other sports. I see the same thing happening again, over the last few weeks all the young children in my locality have been playing hurling in the green areas.


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    #3313
    grey_so_what
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    MrsD007 wrote: »
    Ah, I disagree, when Clare won in 1995 and 1997, there was renewed interest in hurling in the county and children wanted to play hurling over other sports. I see the same thing happening again, over the last few weeks all the young children in my locality have been playing hurling in the green areas.

    Look to the example of Dublin MrsD........in the last few years it has taken a new lease of life........I love watching the rise of hurling anywhere.......:):):)


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    #3314
    Lady Chatterton
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    grey_so_what wrote: »
    Look to the example of Dublin MrsD........in the last few years it has taken a new lease of life........I love watching the rise of hurling anywhere.......:):):)
    Aren't ye blessed to have a good Clare man looking after ye? :p:D


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    #3315
    grey_so_what
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    MrsD007 wrote: »
    Are ye blessed to have a good Clare man looking after ye? :p:D

    There will be killing in the Country when we take ye all down............


    Muahhhhhawwwww.hahahahha...........Evil Laugh...........:D:D:D:D:D:D


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    #3316
    Lady Chatterton
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    Jonathan, stay away from the programme tonight, you'll never cope with Jim Power and Siobhán O'Donoghue :D


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    #3317
    JonathanAnon
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    I'm going to bed.. I havent turned on any media outlet since I heard Jim Power and Marie Sherlock on this morning with Pat... How on earth have other people lost their jobs and Jim Power hasnt.. ??

    Good night.. Off to have dreams of a soft landing.


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    #3318
    Lady Chatterton
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    Tara looks a bit like Lise Hand.


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    #3319
    Harry Angstrom
    Registered Users Posts: 19,351 ✭✭✭✭Harry Angstrom


    Is Jimbo still a mouthpiece for Friends First? Why should a financial services company have a view on social welfare rates?


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    #3320
    Lady Chatterton
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    Harry Angstrom wrote: »
    Is Jimbo still a mouthpiece for Friends First? Why should a financial services company have a view on social welfare rates?
    He is their Chief Economist ..........


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    #3321
    djmarkus
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    Vinny is looking wrecked tonight...


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    #3322
    Roger_007
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    MrsD007 wrote: »
    He is their Chief Economist ..........
    There are OTHERS? :eek::eek::eek:


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    #3323
    Lady Chatterton
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    djmarkus wrote: »
    Vinny is looking wrecked tonight...
    Under his right eye looks sore.


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    #3324
    Hitchens
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    What do those people on the panel mean when they say that they know of business people who don't take any salary from their business?

    Do they live by visiting soup kitchens or what?


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    #3325
    Harry Angstrom
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    djmarkus wrote: »
    Vinny is looking wrecked tonight...

    Vinnie looks wrecked every night.


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    #3326
    Busted Flat.
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    MrsD007 wrote: »
    Under his right eye looks sore.

    The wind today and keyholes.


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    #3327
    Lady Chatterton
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    Hitchens wrote: »
    What do those people on the panel mean when they say that they know of business people who don't take any salary from their business?

    Do they live by visiting soup kitchens or what?
    To be fair, I've known sole traders who haven't taken a wage and have dipped into their savings to keep their businesses a float.


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    #3328
    nudger
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    MrsD007 wrote: »
    Under his right eye looks sore.

    Same last night, thought I had the colour up to high on the tv.


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    #3329
    Lady Chatterton
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    Stop shouting missus :mad:


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    #3330
    hotmail.com
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    MrsD007 wrote: »
    To be fair, I've known sole traders who haven't taken a wage and have dipped into their savings to keep their businesses a float.

    They obviously take some wage! How do they live if they have a family, mortgage etc.


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    #3331
    Lady Chatterton
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    hotmail.com wrote: »
    They obviously take some wage! How do they live if they have a family, mortgage etc.
    As I said in my earlier post, some of them dip into their savings.


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