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

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    #842
    Lady Chatterton
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    Harry Angstrom wrote: »
    No Shatter discussion. No discussion about the England/Ireland match.
    Vinny's preview is almost as reliable as Joe Duffy's preview on the Ronan Collins Show ;)


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    #843
    JonathanAnon
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    MrsD007 wrote: »
    Why on earth is Audrey talking to the papers? Surely she should be immersed in grief.

    Well you berated me for saying it before MrsD, but I'll say it again.. I dont think Audrey Fitzpatrick did the best by her kids with the partner that she chose.. And I cant understand how she could forgive him for murdering her son and "still love him"...


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    #844
    JonathanAnon
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    MrsD007 wrote: »
    I'd say Shatter is relieved to be knocked off the headlines by the Creche exposé.

    Given the nature of the story that's an insensitive choice of words


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    #845
    Lady Chatterton
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    JonathanAnon wrote: »
    Well you berated me for saying it before MrsD, but I'll say it again.. I dont think Audrey Fitzpatrick did the best by her kids with the partner that she chose.. And I cant understand how she could forgive him for murdering her son and "still love him"...
    I think you're being very harsh Jonathan.


    Love makes people do strange things, look at the number of mothers who stand by their sons when they've committed horrendous crimes.

    We've also seen high profile cases of wives standing by their husband's after being convicted of viewing and storing child pornography.

    My child is the one person in this world that I would give up my life for, I could never ever stand by anyone that did my child serious harm.


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    #846
    Neeson
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    JonathanAnon wrote: »
    Well you berated me for saying it before MrsD, but I'll say it again.. I dont think Audrey Fitzpatrick did the best by her kids with the partner that she chose.. And I cant understand how she could forgive him for murdering her son and "still love him"...

    She has no choice. It's in her best interests.


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    #847
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    Realt Dearg Sec wrote: »
    They did that fairly ad nauseam yesterday, really needed to discuss childcare and croke park to be fair. Much more important issues

    A source (in AGS seemingly) relating an account about the actions of a Minister of Justice at a garda checkpoint (driving away from the checkpoint without being waved on; invoking the coming from the Dail privilege (as evidenced by the "check your lawbook comment"); not mentioning asthma but merely feebly blowing into the breathalyser etc) which contradict what he says about it in the Dail ("waved on"; "asthma"; "courteous"; minimising the Dail privilege guff) is important i would've thought.
    All apart from using information when it suits him (vs Wallace) and failing to disclose when it doesn't (himself) and the report about himself going missing.
    And the whole thing about information getting to him in the first place about Wallace.

    Why doesn't Enda just get the source to give her version.
    And why hasn't Shatter sued the crap out of the Indo.


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    #848
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    JonathanAnon wrote: »
    I didnt know who you were talking about, but when I googled the name I found a picture of him with Fionnán Sheehan..

    BeakerBunsen.jpg

    statler1.png

    Vinny's a proper Statler.


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    #849
    Lady Chatterton
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    Vincent has had his hair cut :eek:

    Tonight's topics

    Childcare in Ireland
    Marie Fleming's partner Tom Curran will speak about the 'Right To Die' campaign.

    http://www.independent.ie/opinion/analysis/theyve-dismissed-us-like-dirt-on-a-shoe-marie-flemings-family-29307461.html


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    #850
    vicwatson
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    FYP
    Vincent has had all of his hairs cut

    Think the eyebrows were "trimmed" too !

    :D:D


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    #851
    Harry Angstrom
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    Vinnie gets a haircut once a year, whether he needs it or not.


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    #852
    Lady Chatterton
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    Victoria wrecks my head, she was on with Miriam this morning too :mad:


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    #853
    Hitchens
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    that journalist is talking sense


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    #854
    Lady Chatterton
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    Camille looks a bit like Yvonne (Fair City), from a distance.


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    #855
    Hitchens
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    MrsD007 wrote: »
    Camille looks a bit like Yvonne (Fair City), from a distance.

    .....as Nanci Griffith might say ;)


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    #856
    Harry Angstrom
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    Victoria reminds me of a cross between Janet Street Porter and Shane MacGowan's missus.


    From a distance.


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    #857
    vicwatson
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    Harry Angstrom wrote: »
    Victoria reminds me of a cross between Janet Street Porter and Shane MacGowan's missus.


    From a distance.

    I think a far far away distance is the safest place to look at her :p


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    #858
    Busted Flat.
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    vicwatson wrote: »
    I think a far far away distance is the safest place to look at her :p

    Maybe up on the three rock mountain.


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    #859
    Lady Chatterton
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    Victoria seems to have forgotten that her husband was a minister in the last government :rolleyes:


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    #860
    vicwatson
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    I see that there ISN'T a comb in the barbers/hairdressers/salon that Vincents visits.

    Come your bloody hair man !!


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    #861
    vicwatson
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    Busted Flat. wrote: »
    Maybe up on the three rock mountain.

    Yeh, from Nova Scotia

    or The South Pole :)


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    tayto lover
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    MrsD007 wrote: »
    Camille looks a bit like Yvonne (Fair City), from a distance.

    Ah Jaysus not another Jerri Hall thread :D


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    #863
    Hitchens
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    vicwatson wrote: »
    I see that there ISN'T a comb in the barbers/hairdressers/salon that Vincents visits.

    Come your bloody hair man !!

    Vinny's hair is of the stand up variety, combing only makes things worse


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    #864
    Harry Angstrom
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    MrsD007 wrote: »
    Victoria seems to have forgotten that her husband was a minister in the last government :rolleyes:

    The poor Greens. Didn't the attention seeker Gogarty have to bring his child along to a press conference one time because he couldn't get a child minder? ;)


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    #865
    Roger_007
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    Harry Angstrom wrote: »
    The poor Greens. Didn't the attention seeker Gogarty have to bring his child along to a press conference one time because he couldn't get a child minder? ;)
    I remember thinking at the time: who is minding who?:rolleyes:


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    #866
    Lady Chatterton
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    Tom Curran is an inspirational man, he could teach the HSE/Minister for Health and Minister for Social Welfare a thing or two about caring for people with disability/serious illness.


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    #867
    vicwatson
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    Harry Angstrom wrote: »
    The poor Greens. Didn't the attention seeker Gogarty have to bring his child along to a press conference one time because he couldn't get a child minder? ;)


    Yep, and he still had time to become a rock star*

    *coughes, term used very lightly




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    #868
    Lady Chatterton
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    Gavin, you're wearing too many stripes :eek:


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    #869
    Harry Angstrom
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    vicwatson wrote: »
    Yep, and he still had time to become a rock star*

    *coughes, term used very lightly



    Paul Gogarty and Dan Boyle - the Lennon and McCartney of the Green Party :o

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKtvRONgH0k


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    #870
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    They don't seem to preview the Independent any more.


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    #871
    tayto lover
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    450 euro an hour for a solicitor. They are tackling the wrong professions.


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