The Saturday Night Show: May 3rd 2014 9.55pm

sudzs

Mr sudzs just said "what the fcuk sort of a programme is this?" !!

Atlantic Dawn

I can only imagine how much water they would need in a week.

LynnGrace

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

If you're ever in London, the M&M Store (yes, you read that right) in Leicester Square will be up your street - four (!) floors of M&M merchandise...and M&M's too

Oh I'm definitely visiting there next time I'm in London.

Ol' Donie

murpho999 wrote: »

Where would an RTE chat show be without a disease or mental illness.

The Catholic Church, methinks.

Welsh Megaman

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Yeah, i'm gonna flick for a bit. This'll just make me sad and/or angry.

That Beatles biopic on 'True Movies' is hilarious (unintentionally).

Disclaimer: Dramatisation may not have happened.

Lapin

CountyHurler wrote: »

Somebody bring me my meds.. They are in the jar marked "uppers, taken every friday night at about 11.30pm"

You can have my 'Tipple of the week'.

Atlantic Dawn

grey_so_what wrote: »

In the name of God how could they take away a Medical Card from this child????

This is just morally wrong....

Probably taken away because a TD gave 10 medical cards out to local muppets he looks after that don't financially need them.

Atlantic Dawn

Took the photos on her Iphone as opposed to her phone.

whupdedo

It's tough alright, but for the love of god is it not a bit much every fcukin weekend to be telling us about some poor bastard that can't wipe their own arse or can't communicate without a special needs dog,or whatever misery your having yourself

grey_so_what

Imagine with all going with that family and the stress involved you have to practically beg on National Television for a Med/Card for your child......

Ash.J.Williams

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

That Beatles biopic on 'True Movies' is hilarious (unintentionally).

Disclaimer: Dramatisation may not have happened.

I couldn't watch two in one night! I've been watching the true movie about the band sweetwater earlier....(glued to it)

Atlantic Dawn

This is the kind of banana republicism we are up against, TD's giving a list to the minister of who should get a medical card...

“We’ve asked the TDs to give a list of any of the hard cases they have, the ones that they feel should have been given cards or ones that have had tremendous difficulty in relation to compiling information for the PCRS [Primary Care Reimbursement Service, which administers the scheme] only to find that information has been misplaced,”. said Dr Reilly

http://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/reilly-eyes-lsquothird-tierrsquo-medical-card-option-267274.html

Ash.J.Williams

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Took the photos on her Iphone as opposed to her phone.

All iPhone owners say that

Harry Angstrom

This is the man responsible for this:



And this is his "house":

Skid X

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

I couldn't watch two in one night! I've been watching the true movie about the band sweetwater earlier....(glued to it)

I think they are having a full day of them ... Sonny and Cher were on earlier.

The cheap music bio-pics are always cheesy but usually entertaining.

grey_so_what

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

And this is his "house":

God help him, imagine the stress of washing those windows........:rolleyes:

Ol' Donie

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

That Beatles biopic on 'True Movies' is hilarious (unintentionally).

Disclaimer: Dramatisation may not have happened.

Best film ever, you mean!

Paul: "Thanks Astrid, I like my hair better like this!'

Astrid: "What way's that?"

John: "On the top of 'is 'ead!"

Bloody messers. Best ever! :-D

CountyHurler

You know I was watching Seconds From Disaster: Tunnel Inferno on youtube, and I paused it to watch a bit of "light entertainment"

Skid X

grey_so_what wrote: »

God help him, imagine the stress of washing those windows........:rolleyes:

I gotta say ... You should try it sometime

He would give P Flynn a run for his money.

whupdedo

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

This is the man responsible for this:



And this is his "house":

Nice house, fair play to him

cactuspaw

look this is more constructive then last nights misery slot, people seem to be a bit more logical and passionate.

they need that card. its not the money, its the fact its been taken from them.

Harry Angstrom

grey_so_what wrote: »

God help him, imagine the stress of washing those windows........:rolleyes:

And getting all those chimneys swept.....

Welsh Megaman

Brendan trying to wrap it up

greenpilot

They were means tested. They have good earnings, they didn't make the quota.

What's the problem?

sudzs

One year without donuts???

grey_so_what

Here we go, I'm going out to get the broken gutter, the rusty BBQ and throw together a LBD before the break ends.....:)

dcmm

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

And getting all those chimneys swept.....

And what about his water charges:eek:

CountyHurler

grey_so_what wrote: »

Here we go, I'm going out to get the broken gutter, the rusty BBQ and throw a LBD before the break ends.....:)

Dont you mean a DLB? I like a streaky rasher meself.. :pac:

kevthegaff

i had a party in that house with the previous owners!

Ol' Donie

Skid X wrote: »

I think they are having a full day of them ... Sonny and Cher were on earlier.

The cheap music bio-pics are always cheesy but usually entertaining.

Saw "Birth of Def Leppard" (or similar title) a few years ago.

Ten out of ten, for me.

Skid X

greenpilot wrote: »

They were means tested. They have good earnings, they didn't make the quota.

What's the problem?

The Medical Card System is the problem, it's a terrible system. If you have one it's a Golden Ticket where you get everything for next to nothing, and you pay less USC.

If you don't then it's tough s*it. But if your TD thinks there's votes in it he seems to be able to magic them out of thin air.

It should be graduated and parents of seriously sick children should get help, regardless of their income.

Lisha

greenpilot wrote: »

They were means tested. They have good earnings, they didn't make the quota.

What's the problem?

Families like those save the state a fortune by caring for their very ill children at home. A medical card is very necessary to help them care for their child at home.

It would be much more expensive if state had yo pay for him in residential care.

grey_so_what

CountyHurler wrote: »

Dont you mean a DLB? I like a streaky rasher meself.. :pac:

Only quality fillet here!!....:pac:

LynnGrace

grey_so_what wrote: »

God help him, imagine the stress of washing those windows........:rolleyes:

Won't someone think of the water charges...

Welsh Megaman

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Saw "Birth of Def Leppard" (or similar title) a few years ago.

Ten out of ten, for me.

Paul 'Pee Wee Herman' Ruebens as John Lennon

Skid X

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Saw "Birth of Def Leppard" (or similar title) a few years ago.

Ten out of ten, for me.

Ha, I was thinking of that.

The scene where the drummer loses his arm in the crash, I cried. because I was laughing so much.

cofy

cactuspaw wrote: »

look this is more constructive then last nights misery slot, people seem to be a bit more logical and passionate.

they need that card. its not the money, its the fact its been taken from them.

As she said the health board have better access to the medical equipment their little boy needs. There surely has to be another way around saving money, maybe put a scaling levy on the card instead of taking it away.

CountyHurler

For a second there, I thought the curtain had broken again..

Harry Angstrom

This should be a laugh. A load of pretentious shyte.

grey_so_what

I must be getting blinder I cant see anything!!

Atlantic Dawn

Skid X wrote: »

The Medical Card System is the problem, it's a terrible system. If you have one it's a Golden Ticket where you get everything for next to nothing, and you pay less USC.

If you don't then it's tough s*it.

It should be graduated and parents of seriously sick children should get help, regardless of their income.

Exactly, some people who have them take the pi$$ and go to the doctor for little issues that could be solved at a pharmacy. Then you have people just outside of the threshold keeping their visits for them and their kids to the absolute minimum as they don't have the €55 fee for the 5 minute visit.

Lapin

grey_so_what wrote: »

Imagine with all going with that family and the stress involved you have to practically beg on National Television for a Med/Card for your child......

That's a good point.

I always think items like this are more suited to daytime TV rather than Saturday night 'entertainment' shows.

But if going on the SNS highlights the problem to a wider audience then it serves a greater purpose.


Are they still on by the way, or will I stay on Sky Sports for the last 3 minutes of the Italian All Ireland?

Welsh Megaman

What's going on?

Skid X

Her accent doesn't match her dress.

CountyHurler

16? :eek:

Lady Chatterton

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

This is the man responsible for this:



And this is his "house":

Harry, that isn't even his primary residence, Loughton House, in Moneygall is a holiday home.

Here is a list of James Reilly's interests (dated 2011)


(1) ½ acre Cock Hill, Stamullen, Co. Meath: site;
(2) Derelict ruin on ¼ acre, Balrothery, Co. Dublin: site - derelict - no planning permission;
(3) Commercial building, Lusk Town Centre, Lusk: comprising surgery, treatment rooms, consulting rooms, offices, pharmacy, supermarket, bookmakers, barbers, unoccupied restaurant, 1 apartment & 3 sites for town houses & vacant floor: leased to tenants;
(4) Former family farm: Baldrummond, Lusk, Co. Dublin, 86 acres: let for tillage;
(5) Holiday home: Doonbeg: No. 32 The Courtyard: investment;
(6) House: Seafoam, Rush, Co. Dublin on .7 acre: residence;
(7) Green Hills Nursing Home, Carrick on Suir, Tipperary: ¼ share: care of the elderly: interest transferred to blind trust as per SIPO advice;
(8) Commercial site on one third share of 1.3 acres at Nevinstown, Swords, Co. Dublin: commercial site undeveloped;
(9) Land at Loughton, Moneygall, Co. Offaly: 150 acres: farming & woodland: 100 acres let for grazing;
(10) Golf club membership at Doonbeg GC., Co. Clare: golf

Aidric

What's with the come down music?

Lisha

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Exactly, some people who have them take the pi$$ and go to the doctor for little issues that could be solved at a pharmacy. Then you have people just outside of the threshold keeping their visits for them and their kids to the absolute minimum as they don't have the €55 fee for the 5 minute visit.

Anytime I've queried anything with chemist or vhi helpline I get told to ask gp just in case

grey_so_what

She would get stuck in the cobblers if you went on the raz........

Fair play, she's only 16....

Are they wine corks???????

I could have helped there!!!!!!!

sudzs

...and now lets have the next lovely girl! :rolleyes: