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

Xenophile

JonathanAnon wrote: »

AON insurance... cheap rates if you are a Labour supporter..

Wonderful I am a Labour supporter. They may not be around after the next election but it's in the country's interest that the are around now.

Busted Flat.

Xenophile wrote: »

Wonderful I am a Labour supporter. They may not be around after the next election but it's in the country's interest that the are around now.

I saw an add for a medication called Copon, it is going for half price in some chemists at the moment.

Xenophile

Busted Flat. wrote: »

I saw an add for a medication called Copon, it is going for half price in some chemists at the moment.

Do you need a prescription?

Busted Flat.

Xenophile wrote: »

Do you need a prescription?

All you need is your Labour party card, if it is paid up, you get another 10% off.

Xenophile

Busted Flat. wrote: »

All you need is your Labour party card, if it is paid up, you get another 10% off.

I suppose if you are Busted Flat you are entitled to 99% discount .

Busted Flat.

Xenophile wrote: »

I suppose if you are Busted Flat you are entitled to 99% discount .

Normal people do not need the medication, it is only, for people that make empty promises, to enhance their their pension entitlements.

Xenophile

Busted Flat. wrote: »

Normal people do not need the medication, it is only, for people that make empty promises, to enhance their their pension entitlements.

Reckon that there are very few "normal" people in the world, what medication would you recommend for people to become "normal"

A dose of reality maybe?

Busted Flat.

Xenophile wrote: »

Reckon that there are very few "normal" people in the world, what medication would you recommend for people to become "normal"

A dose of reality maybe?

Labour party supporters do not know the meaning of reality. It is all fantasy to them.

tayto lover

Jack O'Connor trying to stutter his way out of a sticky situation.
He misrepresented his workers and they want rid of him and rightly so. He is too close to the politicians now.

Hitchens

tayto lover wrote: »

Jack O'Connor trying to stutter his way out of a sticky situation.
He misrepresented his workers and they want rid of him and rightly so. He is too close to the politicians now.

Senator Jack anon?

tayto lover

Keaveney is very poor tonight. He seems to be trying to balance between two stools and not wanting to annoy anyone.

Havermeyer

Jack O'Connor's Bertie Ahern impression gets better everytime I see him.

Carnegie

never heard so much stuttering and waffling in my life, O'Connor is taking 10 minutes to spit out one sentence

Lapin

Jasus.

I can't believe Santa O'Connor referred to 'trophy houses' on the telly again !

The last time he did that - This happened.

Good loser

Another three to one 'balanced panel'.

JOC, arrogant and touchy, resents being cornered and takes forever to (not) answer the simplest questions.

Keaveney's a dope.

Hitchens

audio/video sync way out of whack :mad:

Atlantic Dawn

I think the go North option is easier, year of hell or decades of hell, simple choice.

BaZmO*

Jesus woman! Take a blast from your inhaler!!

Ilovelucy

Who were panelists?

coolhull

Who's the 12 year old boy on the panel?

nudger

BaZmO* wrote: »

Jesus woman! Take a blast from your inhaler!!

Just can't listen to her.

Roger_007

coolhull wrote: »

Who's the 12 year old boy on the panel?

'Pits' the Younger

vicwatson

This wan from the Pro Life brigade does me head in !

Harry Angstrom

Hitchens wrote: »

audio/video sync way out of whack :mad:

Same again tonight :rolleyes:

JonathanAnon

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

Same again tonight :rolleyes:

Fine here

Lapin

Just in. Whats with the one to one interview ?

Never seen this done here before.


EDIT :


Ah, a pre-record. That explains that then.

He's getting to be like Tubbs on the LLS doing that !

JonathanAnon

Lapin wrote: »

Just in. Whats with the one to one interview ?
Never seen this done here before.

This is the same doctor that was on the Marian Finucane yesterday... (talking about the Savita Halipanavaar case).. Breda O'Brien was representing the "pro life" side, and it's worth listening back to just to hear how embarrassing she was..

take everything

She seems to be refuting what the obstetrician said.

the great purveyor of mediocrity

Lapin wrote: »

Jasus.

I can't believe Santa O'Connor referred to 'trophy houses' on the telly again !

The last time he did that - This happened.

Time hasn't made that any easier to watch. Just watched it again and it made me feel all uneasy all over again. Reminds me of the way The Smurfs used to terrify me when I was a nipper. Used to watch them from behind a pillow.

take everything

The doctor just said the issue was the legal stance on abortion and not any medical delay that was material in her death.
Yet she still refuses to accept that.

the great purveyor of mediocrity

Yeah them Pro-Lifers would wreck anyones head, the way that they are against ripping children out of bellies and flinging them into buckets. Bloody headwreckers.

Harry Angstrom

JonathanAnon wrote: »

Fine here

The signals take longer to come to Cork

coolhull

Isn't it amazing how these '' pro-life'' people are absolutely certain of everything?
And anyway, I've never met anyone who's anti-life

RandolphEsq

coolhull wrote: »

Isn't it amazing how these '' pro-life'' people are absolutely certain of everything?
And anyway, I've never met anyone who's anti-life

They don't last long!

Harry Angstrom

Caroline Simons even has her own website :eek:

http://www.carolinesimons.ie/Home.html

BaZmO*

Argghh! This woman is so frustrating to listen to. How can she sit there and refute expert opinion? It's like taking structural advice on a house from a guy who likes to look at Channel 4 property programmes instead of taking advice from an Architect. She's just trying to tie the argument up in legal complication.

the great purveyor of mediocrity

coolhull wrote: »

Isn't it amazing how these '' pro-life'' people are absolutely certain of everything?
And anyway, I've never met anyone who's anti-life

Anti-Life is probably the inappropriately named Pro-Choice. My ould one announced the other night at the kitchen table, whilst drinking tae that she was pro-choice. I say thank ****, there is no abortion in Ireland.

JonathanAnon

Isn't it amazing how these '' pro-life'' people are absolutely certain of everything?

What really annoys me about this debate is that one side come out and "this study from this university says this" and then the other crowd counter with "ah but Doctor Very Very Important and his team of very very important doctors have said that" absolute nonsense.....

I dont understand why they dont just let the doctor's Hippocratic Oath take precedence.. Doctors are the best trained to judge the situation, and should be allowed to carry out whatever actions they believe will bring about the most positive outcome..

coolhull

the great purveyor of mediocrity wrote: »

Anti-Life is probably the inappropriately named Pro-Choice.

Pro-choice is another word for Anti-life?
What dictionary do you use?

Lapin

The panel discussions on VB always seem to come to an end just as they're beginning to warm up.

If there was less time faffing about with the news at the start and the papers at the end it would be better.

Hitchens

coolhull wrote: »

Isn't it amazing how these '' pro-life'' people are absolutely certain of everything?
And anyway, I've never met anyone who's anti-life

they are 'pro-life' antenatal............not quite so much postnatal, methinks

JonathanAnon

I wonder is Thomas Gear pro life, given that he is alive yet dead..

BaZmO*

JonathanAnon wrote: »

What really annoys me about this debate is that one side come out and "this study from this university says this" and then the other crowd counter with "ah but Doctor Very Very Important and his team of very very important doctors have said that" absolute nonsense.....

I dont understand why they dont just let the doctor's Hippocratic Oath take precedence.. Doctors are the best trained to judge the situation, and should be allowed to carry out whatever actions they believe will bring about the most positive outcome..

Yeah but define "positive outcome"

If its a choice between foetus or mother?

the great purveyor of mediocrity

coolhull wrote: »

Pro-choice is another word for Anti-life?
What dictionary do you use?

Well sure like what else is it really? It stands for allowing women the choice of whether or not to legally continue with their pregnancy or to legally terminate their pregnancy.

Morag

JonathanAnon wrote: »

This is the same doctor that was on the Marian Finucane yesterday... (talking about the Savita Halipanavaar case).. Breda O'Brien was representing the "pro life" side, and it's worth listening back to just to hear how embarrassing she was..

http://www.broadsheet.ie/2013/04/21/dr-peter-boylan-and-breda-obrien-the-transcript/

Lapin

the great purveyor of mediocrity wrote: »

Time hasn't made that any easier to watch. Just watched it again and it made me feel all uneasy all over again. Reminds me of the way The Smurfs used to terrify me when I was a nipper. Used to watch them from behind a pillow.

I feel the same way whenever I see Thomas Gear on the ads.

dcmm

Caroline the verbal diarrhoeaologist, doesn't listen to anybody. She has no medical nursing or psychological qualifications,yet roundly denies the proven knowledge of experienced obstetricians and eminent psychologists:eek::eek: What gives her that right? The" gods"of the "prolife" nazis? :mad::mad:

Morag

The feed was awful this evening, I had to switch to www.aertv.ie/#tv3

Hitchens

Lapin wrote: »

I feel the same way whenever I see Thomas Gear on the ads.

.......or when I hear the Thomas Crean ad on RTE

the great purveyor of mediocrity

South Georgia on the tip of my b*&%$x