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

syklops

Roger_007 wrote: »

How would you sleep with that lot in your bedroom?

Might be part of the problem.

gjc

Roger_007 wrote: »

How would you sleep with that lot in your bedroom?

70 pairs of eyes...eyeing you up for dinner

SEPT 23 1989

Roger_007 wrote: »

How would you sleep with that lot in your bedroom?

with one eye open

Lapin

Judgin by the contents of the lads bedroom it sounds like he'd feel more at home in Monster Munch Park than Tayto Park !

signostic

is the dole that good if you live at home, to afford to buy 70 animals, feed them and pay any vet fees that may arise..

Tisserand

signostic wrote: »

is the dole that good if you live at home, to afford to buy 70 animals, feed them and pay any vet fees that may arise..

I can only afford a rescue dog

syklops

signostic wrote: »

is the dole that good if you live at home, to afford to buy 70 animals, feed them and pay any vet fees that may arise..

I presume at 24 he gets the full dole, so 188 a week. If she feeds and cleans him, he'd have enough to feed and clean them.

gjc

signostic wrote: »

is the dole that good if you live at home, to afford to buy 70 animals, feed them and pay any vet fees that may arise..

Im sure alligators are nt cheap, judging by bags and shoes

Floppybits

gjc wrote: »

Im sure alligators are nt cheap

Where can ya get an alligator? Its not like you can go down to the local stream and catch one.

signostic

gjc wrote: »

Im sure alligators are nt cheap

I don`t think my local pet stocks them and ever will...

Hamilcar

Death Collection?

europa11

gjc wrote: »

Im sure alligators are nt cheap, judging by bags and shoes

True, but you get a few pairs of shoes and handbags out of them later.:D

Lapin

We've gone from one mother who spoke too much about her son, to a son talking about his mother who can't speak.

signostic

bingo, bingo, huge bingo call....broken leg....

gjc

A son worrying about his mammy and taking the time to ring into Joe...god that has to be a first

djemba djemba

I am her daughter...

shockwave

Daughter? sounds like a bloke.

syklops

Lapin wrote: »

We've gone from one mother who spoke too much about her son, to a son talking about his mother who can't speak.

Its actually a daughter, but with a deep voice.

signostic

Lapin wrote: »

We've gone from one mother who spoke too much about her son, to a son talking about his mother who can't speak.

an exchange of mothers..problem solved

syklops

Lawyer up. Only advise.

gjc

chinese takeway?? Im confused?

Yakuza

What a cluster-fúck of an operation. Did they mention the bank (I've only tuned in)?

europa11

Thought Joe would have quipped "Wing the wong number" there.:rolleyes:

AK333

If his mum is mute, why does she have a Phone?

If she is so severely disabled that it was an effort to get her into the bank in the first place, how did she get to the UK to look after him with the broken leg?

Why doesn't he just send them a solicitors letter?

Roger_007

When a person dies all debts pass to the estate. The executor is the person who deals with these matters. This woman did not say who the executor is. I can't see what the point of this call is! Is it just a opportunity to have a go at the banks?

signostic

syklops wrote: »

Its actually a daughter, but with a deep voice.

We hear quite alot a calls on liveline where its easy to mistake the voice for being either male or female

Harry Angstrom

Floppybits wrote: »

Where can ya get an alligator? Its not like you can go down to the local stream and catch one.

Try Lidl's. I got an outboard motor there last Thursday. Now all I need is a boat.

Yakuza

That's a girl's voice? Perhaps they're using a voice-modification tool?

the_monkey

Tara ?????



wtf ???

gjc

dont know how Joe can remedy this one