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

Houston-she had a problem

gjc

"what was in your purse??" a handgun Joe

That_Guy

"CTV"

signostic

I normally take all my coins and put on the tray, the wallet stays with me...

BPKS

I'm amazed at the amount of Liveline contributors who have a problem saying "CCTV".

CCCV

CTTV

CVTV

Jesus, is it that hard to say?

gjc

BPKS wrote: »

I'm amazed at the amount of Liveline contributors who have a problem saying "CCTV".

CCCV

CTTV

CVTV

Jesus, is it that hard to say?

I love when they say CCCTV

That_Guy

How much was the sandwich?

Sittingpretty

That_Guy wrote: »

How much was the sandwich?

Forget that, it's what was IN the sandwich is the burning question!

signostic

That_Guy wrote: »

How much was the sandwich?

five yo yo`s i think

That_Guy

Sittingpretty wrote: »

Forget that, it's what was IN the sandwich is the burning question!

Ham, cheese and misery.

Lapin

I'm visiting someone at the moment but not this particular moment because I'm talking to you Joe.

gjc

Joe"€350.....WOW"..sure thats small change for Joe, even his WOW was weak

Meathlass

What's the story with these carers? Who's their employers? If it's the HSE or a private company then it's them they have to talk to in relation to parking, canteen space to prepare their own food etc. If it's the individual patient than they need to build these expenses into their fees.

I was always under the impression that hosptial parking was expensive as it was short term cost (and there's clearly a provision in place for those people who's relatives are in long term care) and was to deter people from parking there for the day and going into town which was a huge problem in my local hospital.

europa11

Margaret....€200 might well be a "fortune" to you, but not to the gent you're speaking with

BPKS

This woman's husband is in a hospice and what's worrying her is the price of parking and tea and coffee in James' vs the hospice.

That_Guy

"Joe, I paid lots of money for food and drinks of my own free will. It's a disgrace"

SEPT 23 1989

Could she not use the Luas park and ride?

europa11

"Something should be done"

The Lahhhvhlahn motto.

gjc

Meathlass wrote: »

What's the story with these carers? Who's their employers? If it's the HSE or a private company then it's them they have to talk to in relation to parking, canteen space to prepare their own food etc. If it's the individual patient than they need to build these expenses into their fees.

I was always under the impression that hosptial parking was expensive as it was short term cost (and there's clearly a provision in place for those people who's relatives are in long term care) and was to deter people from parking there for the day and going into town which was a huge problem in my local hospital.

Speaking from experience the hospital dont tell you whats available to you if its a long term high dependency patient. Until 3-4months later after you having paid parking all along. Yet they see your face day in day night

BPKS

europa11 wrote: »

"Something should be done"

The Lahhhvhlahn motto.

You forgot "I don't know what"

Roger_007

All these people are talking about visiting hospitals in Dublin. Did they never hear of public transport???

sudzs

oh ffs, my eardrums just burst thanks to that Nissan woman!! :mad:

Roger_007

I hope that coughing dog doesn't end up in hospital. Think of the 'barking' charges!

Sittingpretty

Roger_007 wrote: »

All these people are talking about visiting hospitals in Dublin. Did they never hear of public transport???

Or parking somewhere else and god forbid WALKING to the hospital!

That_Guy

A lovely bit o' fraud.

joe316

Is she just admitting fraud on the national airwaves??

gjc

Impersonation!!!

Meathlass

So, defrauding the bank is fine?

Yet if a mistake was made and one of this woman's relatives was out of pocket because someone unlawfully accessed their account she'd be the first to complain probably.

Sittingpretty

Oh get off the phone you busy body woman.

That_Guy

Do the voice!!