Liveline Thread 20/7/2013 to 12/10/2013

Meathlass

Maybe people should stop leaving valuables visible in their cars?

SEPT 23 1989

bebu:D

JonathanAnon

Did I just dream the whole SlaneGirl thing...

Lapin

An Claidheamh wrote: »

Derek Davis all the way.

I enjoyed Derek's programmes when he sat in for Joe.

He was intellegent and very easy to listen to, and never had to resort to telling his callers to "get a grip" if they said something he disagreed with.

He did over do it on calls relating to sailing, fishing and food though.

I always felt hungry after listening to him.

An Claidheamh

They could have a permanent garda, to catch them! Which would be quick.

We're too easy on our criticism of the Gardaí, judiciary.

SEPT 23 1989

Surprise Surprise

Meathlass

I could not have less interest in two friends from 40 years ago having a public reunion on the airwaves

syklops

JonathanAnon wrote: »

Did I just dream the whole SlaneGirl thing...

I didnt dream the warning I got....

ThisRegard

The gardai can easily put up a sting to catch the fookers. I use those car parks regularly and you'll always see smashed glass on the ground. Only a couple of weeks ago two cars beside me had been broken into.

yop

Thank God they found her. I will enjoy my bubble bath a lot more now.

Lapin

We searched everywhere.

Ringsend - everywhere.



I'm out.

syklops

Right folks, Im out. I've had enough. Tripeline more like.

SEPT 23 1989

Lapin wrote: »

I enjoyed Derek's programmes when he sat in for Joe.

He was intellegent and very easy to listen to, and never had to resort to telling his callers to "get a grip" if they said something he disagreed with.

He did over do it on calls relating to sailing, fishing and food though.

I always felt hungry after listening to him.

He lost the stand in gig because he was better than Joe at it

Roger_007

Aileen Fulham, This is your Life........

JonathanAnon

Why dont they try and find SlaneGirl.. now that would be interesting.

An Claidheamh

Lapin wrote: »

I enjoyed Derek's programmes when he sat in for Joe.

He was intellegent and very easy to listen to, and never had to resort to telling his callers to "get a grip" if they said something he disagreed with.

He did over do it on calls relating to sailing, fishing and food though.

I always felt hungry after listening to him.

He kinda had a neutral northern brogue.

He did summers. I think Evelyn ? took over summers, and now recently Damien.

The latter just makes you frustrated listening.

Meathlass

This is just terrible radio

Dan Jaman

"My daughter is popping her sprog."
"We'll do a vijo."
No thanks, Joe.

Roger_007

JonathanAnon wrote: »

Why dont they try and find SlaneGirl.. now that would be interesting.

Or Lord Lucan?

djemba djemba

Great you found her, but this could be done off the air

Sligo Quay

Meathlass wrote: »

I could not have less interest in two friends from 40 years ago having a public reunion on the airwaves

Who really gives a dam, what has this got to do with the rest of the country, get lost to a pub and leave the rest of the country alone.

SEPT 23 1989

Fog Horn

JonathanAnon

The Brekfast Show with Brek..

Sligo Quay

Lapin wrote: »

We searched everywhere.

Ringsend - everywhere.



I'm out.

Naw, didn't search everywhere, should have searched up every tree in North Dublin, that's what bertie did. And didn't find anything :eek:

Sligo Quay

Meathlass wrote: »

This is just terrible radio

Its cringing radio, to say the least.....

Lapin

JonathanAnon wrote: »

The Brekfast Show with Brek..

Caught the beginning of Brek while tripping over the cat to switch off the radio.

Did she say something about meeting the stars of Coronation St?

I thought they were all suspended during police investigations and court cases.

goose2005

JonathanAnon wrote: »

Fkn hell 1913.. And Einstein thought you had to travel at the speed of light to make time go in reverse... Turns out all you had to do was put your radio on 89.1 between 1.45-3pm... We'll be back at the battle of Waterloo before the end of the show.

How many children doy-id?

syklops wrote: »

DMP uniforms?

Does he mean DPM uniforms?

DPM wasn''t invented until the 60s.

dublin metropolitan police

ButtersSuki

A quick read of the thread suggests I missed absolutely nothing today.

Actually less than nothing if that's possible. I think today's episode was Lahn Lahn's version of Schrodinger's cat. :rolleyes:

sligojoek

I just heard the first 20 mins today. Looks like I didn't miss much.

That BER guy on at the start, Donal Gilroy, was the same guy who told Joe not to be shouting him down a few weeks ago. Incidentally he's supposed to be running for FF in North Sligo in the next council elections.

syklops

sligojoek wrote: »

I just heard the first 20 mins today. Looks like I didn't miss much.

That BER guy on at the start, Donal Gilroy, was the same guy who told Joe not to be shouting him down a few weeks ago. Incidentally he's supposed to be running for FF in North Sligo in the next council elections.

The first 10 minutes was the highlight.

Thank god I have a meeting tomorrow at the same time. It really is dross at the moment.