Liveline thread 09/04/2013 to 19/7/2013

Bits_n_Bobs · 13-05-2013 1:48pm

Urgh. Monday Mortgage Misery

europa11 · 13-05-2013 1:48pm

waaaaaah!waaaaaaaaah!de banks Damo waaaaaaaaaah! me mortgage Damo

Is this a repeat?

Lapin · 13-05-2013 1:48pm

Pity he didn't take a serious look at the way things were going when he decided to start living beyond his means.

shockwave · 13-05-2013 1:49pm

We dont need your life story just get to the point.

europa11 · 13-05-2013 1:51pm

Does he think his story is somehow unique?

Bits_n_Bobs · 13-05-2013 1:52pm

Can he please get to the bit where he ninja karate beats the ****e out of an evil banker??

Itssoeasy · 13-05-2013 1:52pm

Lets me guess this guy started with the old "to make a long story short," bit ?

Sittingpretty · 13-05-2013 1:52pm

"I want to reduce my debt"

Well don't we all.

europa11 · 13-05-2013 1:53pm

banks are cnuts........ shocker!!

SEPT 23 1989 · 13-05-2013 1:53pm

Best of luck Damien start your life again

Itssoeasy · 13-05-2013 1:53pm

Imagine having to bring your own food to work ?

mike65 · 13-05-2013 1:53pm

10 euro a day for food?! I can cook for a week on no more than 25.

Itssoeasy · 13-05-2013 1:54pm

Ah this poor misfortunate.

europa11 · 13-05-2013 1:54pm

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

Best of luck Damien start your life again

Joe has him under his spell, he can't leave.

JonathanAnon · 13-05-2013 1:54pm

Good man James, you should have followed up with "Where's my NAMA?"

Bits_n_Bobs · 13-05-2013 1:54pm

€10 a day!! on food!!! Jack O'Connor spends that grooming each follicle of his beard every morning

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Lapin · 13-05-2013 1:54pm

Because he told them Damien.

Alert as ever I see.

Aidric · 13-05-2013 1:54pm

On the line:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLC3DiDhS4w

JM Skipton · 13-05-2013 1:55pm

First thing he said to the banks was "howya budeez"

Itssoeasy · 13-05-2013 1:55pm

It's a shame that no one told James to go do one.

JonathanAnon · 13-05-2013 1:56pm

There's a happy ending to this. By the time James' story finishes, Ireland is in the middle of another property boom..

neris · 13-05-2013 1:56pm

James is a bit thick thinking the bank would let him off the money he owes when he sold the house.

Ciaran_B · 13-05-2013 1:57pm

It’s not your house James.

IvyTheTerrible · 13-05-2013 1:57pm

He has nothing. So how did he afford to go to England to start bankruptcy proceedings?

(Nice bit of latent sexism there...he's talking to "Mrs" banker who is not the decision maker, and tells her to talk to "Mr" banker upstairs. Ugh)

mike65 · 13-05-2013 1:58pm

JonathanAnon wrote: »

There's a happy ending to this. By the time James' story finishes, Ireland is in the middle of another property boom..

Joe would have got through 10 other people by now. Very inefficient use of the national airways here!

Itssoeasy · 13-05-2013 1:58pm

"The house is there." Says James

Well the house hardly got up and left its foundations James. Wait he's in London ?

neris · 13-05-2013 1:58pm

and i thought james was in luton waiting for a flight to dublin and was angry he couldnt get a bus at the airport. 15 minutes later and hes still waffling on

Bits_n_Bobs · 13-05-2013 1:59pm

Fecking brits and their forgiveness of debts! Not christian so it isn't. The sinners must repent!!!!!

PauloMN · 13-05-2013 2:00pm

Much as he's been daft to get into this situation, he does have a point in so far as you can't get blood from a stone. Surely it's better to get something from him than nothing (which would seem to be the case now).

JonathanAnon · 13-05-2013 2:00pm

He cant compare himself to those British entrepreneurs who went bankrupt.. They had failed business ventures... He just bought a house that he couldnt afford, he wasnt creating anything..

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