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

JonathanAnon

Another one of Joe's little side projects.. The show is driven by the callers, folks... what a load of old rubbish..

CorsendonkX

CorsendonkX wrote: »

This isn't a Liveline topic, this fellow must have got the wrong number, he needs to be speaking to the guy who does the Curious Ear radio documentaries.

So the 10 mins of your man was just a bump for a podcast

ThisRegard

Ha, Joe using the most tenuous of links to pimp his documentary.

ButtersSuki

How much did you get paid for that documentary Joe? A paltry €50k?

syklops

The Curious ear. The bored listener more like.

neris

In the end did anyone figure out that last callers point?

SEPT 23 1989

How can anyone follow that?

Tisserand

ill be giving that documentary
a miss definitely

Lapin

On Liveline any day now -

Joe takes calls from people calling for Tug of War competitions to be banned after 3 participants suffer heart attacks and 4 others suffer rib cage injuries.

SEPT 23 1989

the zombies will get through the perspex

europa11

And also because the Taxi Federation don't want London-style cabs here because then they can't use their Veee-hikles for personal use.

syklops

I'll never forget the first time I used a new york cab and tried to get into the front seat.

ButtersSuki

Back to Taxi FM.

I wonder would Joe's dream job be to work in a taxi despatch:

No 2, can you take Mrs. Duffy's coddle from Clontarf to Montrose?

ThisRegard

neris wrote: »

In the end did anyone figure out that last callers point?

It was the aural equivalent of those con men on the streets where you have to guess under which cup the prize is. Gus was the plant who pops out of the crowd and just so happens to win first time and then disappears while those remaining are left to have their money taken, or in this case, have Joe tell us about his documentary.

JonathanAnon

And where is he meant to carry the passengers, on the roof?

Well done Einstein..

SEPT 23 1989

mother of god

what an absolute tool:pac:

syklops

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Back to Taxi FM.

I wonder would Joe's dream job be to work in a taxi despatch:

No 2, can you take Mrs. Duffy's coddle from Clontarf to Montrose?

Joe already has Joe's dream job. An hour and 15 minutes work per day talking about whatever he wants to talk about in return for pallet loads of cash.

ButtersSuki

Talk about all over the shop today.....

Could the fluffers not organise these calls in sequence?

ButtersSuki

syklops wrote: »

Joe already has Joe's dream job. An hour and 15 minutes work per day talking about whatever he wants to talk about in return for pallet loads of cash.

Forgot about that alright.......I keep assuming his "fees" are a misprint.

Tisserand

syklops wrote: »

I'll never forget the first time I used a new york cab and tried to get into the front seat.

me too, in Paris ten years ago

ButtersSuki

Tisserand wrote: »

me too, in Paris ten years ago

You got a NY cab in Paris? :rolleyes:;)

ButtersSuki

Tears again?

syklops

Tears imminent.

SEPT 23 1989

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Tears again?

he has 7 minutes to work his magic

ButtersSuki

This has potential to go down a very dangerous avenue.......

Was that a fart?!?!!

neris

Theres the E word again

Meathlass

This woman is really at the end of her tether. Missed a bit at the start but is it just the transport that's been cut or the care as well? Could the families bring the children themselves to the school/facility? Not ideal but better than nothing.

Big C

butters and sky, not funny commenting on parents tears, hope these things never visit your door

Meathlass

Mooney's getting as bad as Joe now. They promoted the athletes defecting yesterday as well.

Meathlass

Big C wrote: »

butters and sky, not funny commenting on parents tears, hope these things never visit your door

Think you're missing the point of this thread.