Late Late Show 19/9/2014

grey_so_what

He always reminds me of whatshisname.....

The dry lad with the checky shirt who would go on and on....




HARRY HELP ME HERE!!

JA had it.....the northern lad...

take everything

Jaysus Peter Capaldi can completely transform himself. Great actor.

Zeek12

Liking this guy already! Mad

JM Skipton

I like this guy and he is funny but please tubs no FAKE LAUGHTER

Hitchens

grey_so_what wrote: »

He always reminds me of whatshisname.....

The dry lad with the checky shirt who would go on and on....




HARRY HELP ME HERE!!

JA had it.....the northern lad...

Kevin McAleer.................aye

Lisha

grey_so_what wrote: »

He always reminds me of whatshisname.....

The dry lad with the checky shirt who would go on and on....




HARRY HELP ME HERE!!

Ohh eye yeh yeah....... Kevin MaAleer ..... So it is



Edit damn it Hitchens got there first !

Welsh Megaman

Didn't know Bernard Cribbins was Irish!

Kerrydude1981

Hitchens wrote: »

Kevin McAleer.................aye

Beat me too it

Ol' Donie

grey_so_what wrote: »

He always reminds me of whatshisname.....

The dry lad with the checky shirt who would go on and on....




HARRY HELP ME HERE!!

JA had it.....the northern lad...

Kevin McAleer?

smurgen

this fella would drive ya up the walls.you fcuking really know it's a friday night and you're stuck at home when he's on.

r3nu4l

grey_so_what wrote: »

He always reminds me of whatshisname.....

The dry lad with the checky shirt who would go on and on....




HARRY HELP ME HERE!!

JA had it.....the northern lad...

Kevin McAleer?
Edit. You're all too fast for me!

Aye, Bernard Cribbins lookalike

dublinman1990

Katie said that every Irish Kid is fat. Well it is true in some cases but not in every single one of them on this Island.

I would see young people come home from going out to play sports or to go on a extra curricular activity on a regular basis. That is by no means for our young people to be sitting on their arse and doing absolutely nothing while at home. Katie doesn't realise the main reason for young people doing these activities is that they are trying to improve both their mental and physical health when they get older in life. There is a huge amount of benefits for kids doing these kinds of activities after their hard day at school.

Katie herself is not realising the potential that many young people in Ireland have today in improving themselves even more.

If she made that point to someone in a school setting or whatever, they would probably think that she is completely loopy and tell her not be even outside of her own home.

JM Skipton

grey_so_what wrote: »

He always reminds me of whatshisname.....

The dry lad with the checky shirt who would go on and on....




HARRY HELP ME HERE!!





JA had it.....the northern lad...

Kevin mcaleer

Hitchens

Kerrydude1981 wrote: »

Beat me too it

call it a draw......................like the match next Sunday

grey_so_what

Thank you lads.....

That would have wrecked my head thinking of his name!! xxx



I'm not sure he's as funny as Kevin....

Boom__Boom

If we wanted to listen to an odd lad waffle on, we would already be down the pub listening to one.

take everything

Funny feckin eejit

thelad95

This guys a breeze... whoever he is.

Roger_007

AHA....there's a buke!

grey_so_what

Jesus, I thought she was dead and it was another misery story.....

Sittingpretty

dublinman1990 wrote: »

Katie said that every Irish Kid is fat. Well it is true in some cases but not in every single one of them on this Island.

I would see young people come home from going out to play sports or to go on a extra curricular activity on a regular basis. That is by no means for our young people to be sitting on their arse and doing absolutely nothing while at home. Katie doesn't realise the main reason for young people doing these activities is that they are trying to improve both their mental and physical health when they get older in life. There is a huge amount of benefits for kids doing these kinds of activities after their hard day at school.

Katie herself is not realising the potential that many young people in Ireland have today in improving themselves even more.

If she made that point to someone in a school setting or whatever, they would probably think that she is completely loopy and tell her not be even outside of her own home.

Did she really say that?

I've always thought she's a professional troll.

Lady Chatterton

I love Michael Harding sooooooooooo much I read 'Staring at Lakes' and I went to see his one man show, he is hilarious.

On a serious note, he really understands depression and describes depression so well in his book.

bottlebrush

smurgen wrote: »

this fella would drive ya up the walls.you fcuking really know it's a friday night and you're stuck at home when he's on.

Yep tubs is on every Friday night alright

murpho999

Bit of character this lad!

CountyHurler

grey_so_what wrote: »

Thank you lads....That would have wrecked my head thinking of his name!! xxx I'm not sure he's as funny as Kevin....

I shall pass on your thanks to JA... This aul "faux" comedy act wears a bit thin, same as McAleer's

vforvictory

vforvictory wrote: »

She speaks the truth

Fúck her. There is better ways of doing things then resorting to this garbage. People are getting help and losing alot of weight while adhering to better regimes and structures then this. Ill agree obesity is a problem but i dont believe in cracking a nut with a sledgehammer.

Sittingpretty

MrsD007 wrote: »

I love Michael Harding sooooooooooo much I read 'Staring at Lakes' and I went to see his one man show, he is hilarious.

On a serious note, he really understands depression and describes depression so well in his book.

This is first I've ever heard of him but I must admit, so far, am enjoying him.

Lisha

MrsD007 wrote: »

I love Michael Harding sooooooooooo much I read 'Staring at Lakes' and I went to see his one man show, he is hilarious.

On a serious note, he really understands depression and describes depression so well in his book.

He has sad eyes.
I think he is lovely .

dublinman1990

This fella is a good laugh and good storyteller. I really am enjoying listening to him tonight.

Welsh Megaman

So it's decided...Kevin McAleer!

''We would watch the television...we would all gather around the television...all 17 of us in a circle...eventually, one of us would turn it on.''

grey_so_what

CountyHurler wrote: »

I shall pass on your thanks to JA... This aul "faux" comedy act wears a bit thin, same as McAleer's

HAHAHa.....Freudian Slip there CH....:o

I'm a bit too relaxed here atm.....

Western breeze and all that stuff!!...;)

take everything

MrsD007 wrote: »

I love Michael Harding sooooooooooo much I read 'Staring at Lakes' and I went to see his one man show, he is hilarious.

On a serious note, he really understands depression and describes depression so well in his book.

Yeah he strikes me as someone whose humour comes from real sadness/truth. Very natural.

Kerrydude1981

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

So it's decided...Kevin McAleer!

''We would watch the television...we would all gather around the television...all 17 of us in a circle...eventually, one of us would turn it on.''

Aye

Atlantic Dawn

Evening all, I was unloading the weeks work of a Friday, did I miss anything mad?

JM Skipton

Sittingpretty wrote: »

This is first I've ever heard of him but I must admit, so far, am enjoying him.

You should read "staring at lakes" took me awhile to get into it but worth it in the end

CountyHurler

grey_so_what wrote: »

HAHAHa.....Freudian Slip there CH....:o

Actually speaking of which... I'm about to recast myself with another username fairly soon... I've decided to change user name once every five thousand posts... Any suggestions.. anybody?

grey_so_what

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Evening all, I was unloading the weeks work of a Friday, did I miss anything mad?

No.....:o

How you doing AD??....:):):)

thunderdog

This interview is like conversing with a drunk uncle at an Irish wedding

locum-motion

vforvictory wrote: »

Just checking...

I wondered about that!

vforvictory wrote: »

...So you are a Corrs disciple?

I would have considered them friends back in those days, but I haven't seen any of them in about 10 years or more.

grey_so_what

CountyHurler wrote: »

Actually speaking of which... I'm about to recast myself with another username fairly soon... I've decided to change user name once every five thousand posts... Any suggestions.. anybody?

Smart Arse........But I've called you that loads of times before so it's not new...:pac:

Roger_007

CountyHurler wrote: »

Actually speaking of which... I'm about to recast myself with another username fairly soon... I've decided to change user name once every five thousand posts... Any suggestions.. anybody?

Club Hurler?

vforvictory

Deleted User wrote: »

Fúck her. There is better ways of doing things then resorting to this garbage. People are getting help and losing alot of weight while adhering to better regimes and structures then this. Ill agree obesity is a problem but i dont believe in cracking a nut with a sledgehammer.

It is when nobody listens or does anything about it.

take everything

This guy is great.
Must get that book.

Lady Chatterton

I really get what he is saying about Sunday Miscellany lol :D

Atlantic Dawn

grey_so_what wrote: »

No.....:o

How you doing AD??....:):):)

Doing great, possibly never much better.

smurgen

MrsD007 wrote: »

I love Michael Harding sooooooooooo much I read 'Staring at Lakes' and I went to see his one man show, he is hilarious.

On a serious note, he really understands depression and describes depression so well in his book.

i know i'm gonna get absolutely slated here but i'm just tired or the talk suicide and depression and anxiety being mentioned every twenty minutes in Ireland,particularly by the media. Every celebrity now you hear talks about some anxiety or depression they had,it's tiresome.

Sittingpretty

CountyHurler wrote: »

Actually speaking of which... I'm about to recast myself with another username fairly soon... I've decided to change user name once every five thousand posts... Any suggestions.. anybody?

HountyCurler?

cofy

That's the plan so for Sunday morning, then get the dinner on.

murpho999

Slag the Late Late all ya like (and it often deserves it).

But this sort of stuff is very Irish and you'd never get it on the likes of Norton or Johnathan Ross.

vforvictory

locum-motion wrote: »

I wondered about that!



I would have considered them friends back in those days, but I haven't seen any of them in about 10 years or more.

Ah well, we all have our cross to bare!