Liveline Thread 27/03/14 to date

An Claidheamh · 28-05-2014 2:31pm

mickydoomsux wrote: »

Joe strikes me as more of a Magnum man.

Are "feast" still around?

sligojoek · 28-05-2014 2:31pm

http://www.broadsheet.ie/2014/05/28/i-choo-choo-choose-you/

I know where Joe is.

Ash.J.Williams · 28-05-2014 2:31pm

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

How's your Wibbly Wobbly Wonder, Joe?

ha that reminds me....is it funny friday this week

Roger_007 · 28-05-2014 2:33pm

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

ha that reminds me....is it funny friday this week

Sometimes it's hard to tell......

neris · 28-05-2014 2:33pm

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

ha that reminds me....is it funny friday this week

Sssssshhhhhh they might forget if joes away

Robert2012 · 28-05-2014 2:33pm

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

ha that reminds me....is it funny friday this week

Lets hope so!!

An Claidheamh · 28-05-2014 2:33pm

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

ha that reminds me....is it funny friday this week

Already?

The month flies by.

Lapin · 28-05-2014 2:34pm

Never get talking to a caller to Liveline if you meet one in the street.

Chances are, you'll die sooner than you expected.

neris · 28-05-2014 2:34pm

We started licking them up and playing with each other, oh matron

Mike Guide 69 · 28-05-2014 2:34pm

Robert2012 wrote: »

Lets hope so!!

With PBH in charge it should be eventful, i dont think that fella has cracked a smile in his life..........

Roger_007 · 28-05-2014 2:35pm

How does he remember all that stuff from before he was six.......I can remember nothing from that age?

vicwatson · 28-05-2014 2:37pm

Who is this dude offering to make a donation?

Roger_007 · 28-05-2014 2:40pm

vicwatson wrote: »

Who is this dude offering to make a donation?

Some priest from the locality.......I assume he thinks his little donation will absolve the Church of any further responsibility...:eek:

Harry Angstrom · 28-05-2014 2:42pm

neris wrote: »

Sssssshhhhhh they might forget if joes away

I couldn't see Boucher Hayes slumming it with the likes of June Rodgers and the rest of the lumpenproletariat, while Syl Fox tells him mother-in-law jokes in his ear.

Ash.J.Williams · 28-05-2014 2:44pm

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

I couldn't see Boucher Hayes slumming it with the likes of June Rodgers and the rest of the lumpenproletariat, while Syl Fox tells him mother-in-law jokes in his ear.

" there was the wog and this china man and he had small eyes like this..."

"ah june you're a gas ticket"

lazygal · 28-05-2014 2:44pm

Why is the Catholic church so obsessed with the unborn after they've shown themselves lacking any compassion for the born?

Roger_007 · 28-05-2014 2:45pm

DYING ROOMS??...:eek:...........Come back Joe we need you..:rolleyes:

Lapin · 28-05-2014 2:45pm

Inmates :eek:

What crimes did these babies commit ?

Roger_007 · 28-05-2014 2:47pm

Ah redress........now we're talking!

Mike Guide 69 · 28-05-2014 2:52pm

Ah here Philip, this is terrible, poor woman having to relive signing out her child...

An Claidheamh · 28-05-2014 2:54pm

The scheme for the people to find their natural families.

Why haven't their natural families tried to find their children? I'll never understand.

Meathlass · 28-05-2014 2:54pm

Coincidently I was watching Quirke last night about Mother and Baby homes and children adopted in America.

We really treated pregnant women like **** in this country back then.

eviltwin · 28-05-2014 2:55pm

An Claidheamh wrote: »

The scheme for the people to find their natural families.

Why haven't their natural families tried to find their children? I'll never understand.

easier said than done

Roger_007 · 28-05-2014 2:55pm

Why did this woman's family not take her home......they could have done. Yet she has no criticism for her family at all........strange!

Sittingpretty · 28-05-2014 2:56pm

This is horrific.

Organised religion and the Catholic Church have an awful lot to answer for. As do the families of these women who had children unmarried.

When I hear this I think of my great grandfather who in 1928, welcomed his daughter AND her baby born in US out of wedlock into his rural county Limerick home. He was a widow and had raised three daughters and two sons alone. He didn't give a damn what other people thought of his daughter. It's an awful pity the likes of him were very much a minority.

An Claidheamh · 28-05-2014 2:57pm

eviltwin wrote: »

easier said than done

I know I don't mean to be particularly harsh.

Just that time and time again, I've heard of them being even visited by their families in these places, yet completely ignored by them.

They've been doubly persecuted I feel.

And I don't think their families are innocent in all this.

gazzer · 28-05-2014 2:58pm

That poor woman.

PauloMN · 28-05-2014 3:00pm

3 bells, Joe would be cutting her off.

An Claidheamh · 28-05-2014 3:01pm

Derek got interrupted by Ian Dempsey, won't like that.

Roger_007 · 28-05-2014 3:02pm

An Claidheamh wrote: »

I know I don't mean to be particularly harsh.

Just that time and time again, I've heard of them being even visited by their families in these places, yet completely ignored by them.

They've been doubly persecuted I feel.

And I don't think their families are innocent in all this.

It's the families who were ultimately responsible for all this. Yet everyone starts blaming the Church and the nuns and the state. This is obviously the start of a campaign to get redress, (money), for these "forced" adoptions. As the state is the only party likely to pay up, that's where the blame has to be laid.

neris · 28-05-2014 3:03pm

Mike Guide 69 wrote: »

Ah here Philip, this is terrible, poor woman having to relive signing out her child...

he must have read the instructions joe left on how to interview an emotional caller

Lapin · 28-05-2014 3:03pm

Phillp handled that call very well I think.

None of the poor petal stuff and my God sighs it would have got from Joe.

He even put aside the usual 14.58 ad break to let her speak.

PauloMN · 28-05-2014 3:07pm

Only one tit left on the Mooney show, and it ain't a feathered one.

Hitchens · 28-05-2014 4:00pm

fúck them and their 'decent burial', what about treating them decent when the the poor little innocents were alive? :mad:

endas donkey · 28-05-2014 4:51pm

Its a warzone over at mooneys place. slaughter of the innocents. A book of condolences and a national day of mouring for the tits.

Why the hell is RTE letting him indulge in this stuff?

sligojoek · 28-05-2014 7:22pm

endas donkey wrote: »

Its a warzone over at mooneys place. slaughter of the innocents. A book of condolences and a national day of mouring for the tits.

Why the hell is RTE letting him indulge in this stuff?

Someone texted in with a similar question. He more or less told them to go to a different station if they didn't like it.

signostic · 29-05-2014 11:44am

Can I mention the unmentionable? is it unfunny friday tomorrow?

Dan Jaman · 29-05-2014 11:53am

signostic wrote: »

Can I mention the unmentionable? is it unfunny friday tomorrow?

I honestly can't see it happening, and there have been no plugs for it. The Unfunny Comics must be gnashing their teeth that a nice little regular earner isn't taking place.

curioser · 29-05-2014 12:08pm

Roger_007 wrote: »

It's the families who were ultimately responsible for all this. Yet everyone starts blaming the Church and the nuns and the state. This is obviously the start of a campaign to get redress, (money), for these "forced" adoptions. As the state is the only party likely to pay up, that's where the blame has to be laid.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXd155v8Z5U