Liveline Thread 27/03/14 to date

snubbleste

She had no ID..on an airplane!

Roger_007

She was on a plane with no ID.......how did she manage that?

Dan Jaman

What bloody airline was this?

CountyHurler

The word accommodation is not always used in the sense that duffy is talking about. It it's not always meant in the sense of actually providing accommodation in the form of a place to stay..

Like for example, "we arrived late for the show, but the producers were very accommodating and held the curtain until we arrived".

or

"Joe Duffy was a contractor with RTE, and not a full time staff member, when he injured his leg. But RTE were very accommodating and helped Joe, so that he was soon back on his two feet walking around RTE like he owned the fkn place."

ButtersSuki

Imagine if Duffy was stranded by Ryanair in Puerto Knick Knack?

ButtersSuki

And how do you think Germany will do tonight Val?

Dan Jaman

snubbleste wrote: »

Eh Southwest use the word so it is perfectly valid
http://www.southwest.com/html/help/soda_reaccommodation_practices.html

They could use the word, "fartingbolacacious" and it wouldn't make it a perfectly valid word outside of their peculiar practices.

snubbleste

"God bless you"

Hamilcar

lose your way in France ad...................................... Jesus you couldnt be more ironic

Roger_007

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Imagine if Duffy was stranded by Ryanair in Puerto Knick Knack?

There would be dancing in the streets....:D

snubbleste

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Imagine if Duffy was stranded by Ryanair in Puerto Knick Knack?

Then PBH would be doing the show

pc7

snubbleste wrote: »

Then PBH would be doing the show

He really disappointed me when he covered for Joe

ThisRegard

snubbleste wrote: »

Then PBH would be doing the show

Some people think he's posh.

Rats from Spin the Bottle would sound posh after weeks of listening to Joe bastardising the English language.

Mike Guide 69

snubbleste wrote: »

Then PBH would be doing the show

Get Derek Davis to do it, he would ring Joe and say "So tell me Joe, what are the fish sticks like at the airport"? :P

ButtersSuki

Joe misusing the word "ambivalence" there.

ButtersSuki

I know that I know that I know that……..AGAIN.

ButtersSuki

ThisRegard wrote: »

Some people think he's posh.

Rats from Spin the Bottle would sound posh after weeks of listening to Joe bastardising the English language.

Only watched "Paths to Freedom" again at the weekend. Joe thinks he's Jeremy, but the reality is he's Rats.

pc7

Someone ring in and pretend you were on this flight

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/drunk-family-caused-chaos-on-flight-from-dublin-after-attending-wake-30386884.html

Hamilcar

3 oks ........................bye

snubbleste

Random vijeo

CountyHurler

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Joe misusing the word "ambivalence" there.

I think "ambiguity" is the one he's looking for..

ButtersSuki

CountyHurler wrote: »

I think "ambiguity" is the one he's looking for..

It's Joe Dictionary we're reading from today obviously!

snubbleste

20 or 30 men are dying

Roger_007

Man looking for shed.........try Woodies!

Hamilcar

Pub?

ButtersSuki

Ah look who's on Line 2:

CountyHurler

ButtersSuki wrote: »

It's Joe Dictionary we're reading from today obviously!

I tried using Joe's dictionary but there was a lot of ambivalence over the meaning of some of the words..

snubbleste

Shed seeks men.

Dan Jaman

I know that in some areas, the car is covered by the disabled badge if an able-bodied driver is using it for the purposes of the disabled badge holder, so it can be parked in a disabled spot by an able-bodied driver and no disabled person accompanying them at the time. I wonder if the previous caller was right in his assertion there.

pc7

Is this some secret sex club with a code word 'Men Shed'

Mike Guide 69

Hamilcar wrote: »

Pub?

I think he wants to set up a new YMCA.....................cue the music!!!!

ButtersSuki

I think Mooney might know a few sheds that men congregate at…...

ButtersSuki

Men are very hard…..

Oooooh Matron!

Roger_007

ButtersSuki wrote: »

I think Mooney might know a few sheds that men congregate at…...

Bicycle shed.....?

snubbleste

Too much innuendo in that monologue

An Claidheamh

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Only watched "Paths to Freedom" again at the weekend. Joe thinks he's Jeremy, but the reality is he's Rats.

Rats from the flats. Hilarious the way he's in Game of Thrones.
Great actor though.

Chillin in me crib with da b1tches by my side,

I'm feelin kinda funky cos I'm from de northside.

SEPT 23 1989

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Only watched "Paths to Freedom" again at the weekend. Joe thinks he's Jeremy, but the reality is he's Rats.

Hamilcar

ButtersSuki wrote: »

I think Mooney might know a few sheds that men congregate at…...

Confidential Receiver...............;)

Hamilcar

Tools .............................Jesus

CountyHurler

Shoot the breeze? I'd shoot myself in the head if I got stuck in a shed with this lad... The partonising way he speaks "MEN get into bad habits, MEN (the simpletons) need this, MEN need that".. He reminds me of the generalizations made by those "women clever, men stupid" adverts that are prevalent these days..

ThisRegard

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Only watched "Paths to Freedom" again at the weekend. Joe thinks he's Jeremy, but the reality is he's Rats.

Do you have it on DVD or is it on the RTE player ?

snubbleste

"a lady shed"

Dan Jaman

snubbleste wrote: »

Random vijeo

Marvellous.

Mike Guide 69

"Tools" been the appropriate word, and then he mentions Priests and Guards have been helping out, !!!!!!!!!!

SEPT 23 1989

ThisRegard wrote: »

Do you have it on DVD or is it on the RTE player ?

you tube

Tiger Mcilroy

Could they not just meet up in the pub to not talk about their feelings like everybody else?

Roger_007

Why don't they throw in a few euros each and rent a place? This dude is looking for a free shed?

ButtersSuki

An Claidheamh wrote: »

Rats from the flats. Hilarious the way he's in Game of Thrones.
Great actor though.

Chillin in me crib with da b1tches by my side,

I'm feelin kinda funky cos I'm from de northside.

The missus - who's from the North and had never seen it - thought it was hilarious; commented that she was surprised RTE could produce a comedy of such quality. As we returned to the TV after ejecting the DVD, an ad for Mrs. Browniz Boyiz D'Mooooovie came on and undermined all the good work of Paths to Freedom…..:(

ThisRegard

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

you tube

I don't know why, but I never think of looking on Youtube for anything.

SEPT 23 1989

Roger_007 wrote: »

Why don't they throw in a few euros each and rent a place? This dude is looking for a free shed?

or they could get a bleedin job