The Saturday Night Show - 17th. May 9.35pm

emanresu esrever

I hope this little lad doesnt morph into a Tubridy style grown up. Fair play to him

Atlantic Dawn

Hopefully all the guests have Davy getting full use of the green room facilities.

Welsh Megaman

Any boardsies here read his books? Are they good?

emanresu esrever

This kid is very intelligent and mature, scarily so!

Imagine him and Davy Fitz in the Green room!! Polar opposites!!

Lapin

Did Skid X say he was going to be in the audience tonight or there as a guest?

If it's the latter I think we have our man here.

coolhull

CountyHurler wrote: »

not like another presenter (who I would have named last week but am not prepared to name this week as I dont want my legs broken )

Coward, CH
You wouldn't by any chance be referring to His Skinniness, Sir Ryan of Tubridy, would you ?

cactuspaw

Brendans very good with young people. It's all really positive and no misery.

Lapin

SNS wouldn't be the same without the weekly dose of cancer.

LynnGrace

He is a nice little guy. Fair dues. Tough to lose his dad so young.

Lapin

Yep. Fair play to the lad.

Welsh Megaman

Fair play to him, nice kid - hope he does well.

Spending his time productively on the laptop unlike us boardsies...we can't be saved!

squadro

any chance of the smurf skit anyone?

cactuspaw

LEGEND!!!!

Lapin

Jesus I'm knackered after watching that clip. :eek:

Welsh Megaman

Where's MrsD?

Funnyonion79

That was SO funny

Atlantic Dawn

With bullies you have to take them out either mentally or physically going for the strongest one in their group, either physically thump the bejaysus out of them leaving them bloodied and defeated or else mentally fcuk them up by mentioning that they must be having or had a fcuked up childhood from dodgy parents.

emanresu esrever

Lapin wrote: »

SNS wouldn't be the same without the weekly dose of cancer.

classy comment. Sure maybe they should have told the kid not to mention it or his father, in fairness

Welsh Megaman

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

With bullies you have to take them out either mentally or physically going for the strongest one in their group, either physically thump the bejaysus out of them leaving them bloodied and defeated or else mentally fcuk them up by mentioning that they must be having or had a fcuked up childhood from dodgy parents.

I had a bully at school.

Smashed him over the head with a cricket bat.

From that day on, he and his gang never bothered me again.

Lapin

emanresu esrever wrote: »

classy comment. Sure maybe they should have told the kid not to mention it or his father, in fairness

I wasn't referring to the guest in fairness.

But you can't deny there is hardly a week goes by without the disease being brought up. It just gets a bit much after a while.

Harry Angstrom

I saw Davy getting huge abuse from Tipp fans in a match against Clare a few years back when he was in goal. I felt sorry for him. Some of it was very personal.

CountyHurler

Lapin wrote: »

Yep. Fair play to the lad.

I meant to say to you... I've just invented a new product that you might be interested in... The ladderless paintbrush.. Get to all those hard to reach places without the worry of ending up in the hospital..



There is an optional accessory, a horn which can be used to repel the attention of wasps (or to attract the attention of birds)...

Lapin

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

I had a bully at school.

Smashed him over the head with a cricket bat.

From that day on, he and his gang never bothered me again.

Best use most Welshman I know have for cricket bats !

Joe Duffy..

Mighty man is Davey Fitz.

Atlantic Dawn

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

I had a bully at school.

Smashed him over the head with a cricket bat.

From that day on, he and his gang never bothered me again.

Had an incident one day myself in secondary school where this irritant for probably the guts of maybe 2 years on and off took the pi$$ out of me, one day in class with the teacher out of the class he threw something at me and I suprisingly absolutely bloody lost it by lifting him off the ground against the wall and basically having the look that I could have killed him there and then, respect from that day forth was shown, case closed. Still to this day I don't know what made the chap pick on me, probably assummed I wouldn't ever do anything back rather than any actual problem with me, I was a relatively quite chap

Atlantic Dawn

Aslan up next.

emanresu esrever

Lapin wrote: »

I wasn't referring to the guest in fairness.

But you can't deny there is hardly a week goes by without the disease being brought up. It just gets a bit much after a while.

fair enough, but he deserved his slot and story, and it was hardly a depressing interview. Nice to see the inspiration his father (and even his passing) has given him to be so productive.

I dont think its mentioned that often tbh, no more so than in any aspect of life but its a serious and far too common ddisease unfortunately so its bound to pop up more than we would like.

cactuspaw

Lapin wrote: »

But you can't deny there is hardly a week goes by without the disease being brought up. It just gets a bit much after a while.

There's hardy a week goes by that a family dosent have the disease isn't mentioned in it. If this helps, it's a good thing.

Welsh Megaman

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Aslan up next.

And that odious little man, Billy McGuiness

tampopo

Is that it?? that seemed awfully quick. Or just ... awful. right, Skid's report next.

Lapin

CountyHurler wrote: »

I meant to say to you... I've just invented a new product that you might be interested in... The ladderless paintbrush.. Get to all those hard to reach places without the worry of ending up in the hospital..



There is an optional accessory, a horn which can be used to repel the attention of wasps (or to attract the attention of birds)...

Put me down for two brushes.

I'm ok for the horn. :P

CountyHurler

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

And that odious little man, Billy McGuiness

If only Christ had thought of that one..

"These are the hands of an odious little man"...

emanresu esrever

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

I had a bully at school.

Smashed him over the head with a cricket bat.

From that day on, he and his gang never bothered me again.

Was cricket popular in Wales? If a kid in an Irish school played cricket in the past they would be burned at the stake, never mind bullied!

Atlantic Dawn

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

And that odious little man, Billy McGuiness

Performing on next weeks LLS

Christy, having recently received the news that his treatment is working,has decided that now is the time for him and ASLAN to get back to doing what they do best and do a live show. With this in mind the band will be releasing their new single I Need a Little Time and will perform on the Late Late Show on May 23rd.

http://www.aslan.ie/gigs/

Welsh Megaman

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Had an incident one day myself in secondary school where this irritant for probably the guts of maybe 2 years on and off took the pi$$ out of me, one day in class with the teacher out of the class he threw something at me and I suprisingly absolutely bloody lost it by lifting him off the ground against the wall and basically having the look that I could have killed him there and then, respect from that day forth was shown, case closed. Still to this day I don't know what made the chap pick on me, probably assummed I wouldn't ever do anything back rather than any actual problem with me, I was a relatively quite chap

We Welsh are a usually peaceful bunch as you know

I think it was more the SHOCK that I would do what I did that terrified them. I'm not proud of resorting to the ultra-violence, but I had been broken.

Welsh Megaman

Crazy World...classic

Lapin

cactuspaw wrote: »

There's hardy a week goes by that a family dosent have the disease isn't mentioned in it. If this helps, it's a good thing.

My own family included. Maybe thats why I think its ott. Don't need the constant reminders on how cruel the disease is. Especially on a Saturday night 'entertainment' show.

I've nothing against anyone who brings it up. I just think it happens too often on the SNS and LLS.

You don't get it on UK chat shows.





Christ, poor ould Christy Dignam sounds rough on those high notes.

emanresu esrever

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Crazy World...classic

Except isn't Crazy World!

coolhull

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

We Welsh are a usually peaceful bunch as you know

I think it was more the SHOCK that I would do what I did that terrified them. I'm not proud of resorting to the ultra-violence, but I had been broken.

A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do

Welsh Megaman

How is Christy health-wise these days, anyway?

One of the good guys.

cactuspaw

Sweet Jesus, I thought Fatal Attraction was on, not the LAN.

Too sober for the LAN at this hour, goodnight to ya all.

Welsh Megaman

emanresu esrever wrote: »

Except isn't Crazy World!

I know, just sayin' that's all

Different Man, also a great song

LynnGrace

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

How is Christy health-wise these days, anyway?

One of the good guys.

I was just wondering that, how he is. Hopefully he is doing okay.

Lapin

emanresu esrever wrote: »

Was cricket popular in Wales? If a kid in an Irish school played cricket in the past they would be burned at the stake, never mind bullied!

We might have got away with cricket when I was in national school but we didn't know the rules back then.

But itf we as much as looked at a soccer ball, our lives wouldn't be worth living.

take everything

Bryan Ferry has really changed

emanresu esrever

Lapin wrote: »

My own family included. Maybe thats why I think its ott. Don't need the constant reminders on how cruel the disease is. Especially on a Saturday night 'entertainment' show.

I've nothing against anyone who brings it up. I just think it happens too often on the SNS and LLS.

You don't get it on UK chat shows.





Christ, poor ould Christy Dignam sounds rough on those high notes.

In fairness the UK shows you are alluding to, like GN or Johnathan Ross are basically comedy shows promoting movies/tv shows etc. The LLS or SNS have never claimed to be or operated on this basis of being aimed at audiences looking for that type of "entertainment".

Sometimes these stories need to be disclosed and are far mor poignant than people falling off a red chair!

Note, i do love GN Show, just using it as an example

Lapin

take everything wrote: »

Bryan Ferry has really changed

What near death incident connects Brian Ferry and Christy Dignam ?

Both were nearly killed on planes.

Welsh Megaman

Where's Skid with his report?

Has he been hitting the O'Hara booze?

Lapin

emanresu esrever wrote: »

In fairness the UK shows you are alluding to, like GN or Johnathan Ross are basically comedy shows promoting movies/tv shows etc. The LLS or SNS have never claimed to be or operated on this basis of being aimed at audiences looking for that type of "entertainment".

Sometimes these stories need to be disclosed and are far mor poignant than people falling off a red chair!

Note, i do love GN Show, just using it as an example

Thats what afternoon TV is for.

Welsh Megaman

Lapin wrote: »

What near death incident connects Brian Ferry and Christy Dignam ?

Both were nearly killed on planes.

Whilst flying down to Riooooooooo.

Sorry.