Ryan Tubridy radio show thread

mistersifter

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Yes. He has his own company. It “hilariously” used to be called “Trocity Productions” - he left out the “A” at the start. I think it’s changed names since.

Tuttle Productions.

Welsh Megaman

“You never know when and where grief is going to hit.”




RTE Radio One, Weekdays, 9 to 10am.

generalgerry

Nerdlingr wrote: »

That f*cking fake clap thing as well does my head in.

It is probably two levels about what D'Arcy would be capable of pulling off live on air all the same.

ButtersSuki

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

“You never know when and where grief is going to hit.”




RTE Radio One, Weekdays, 9 to 10am.

Mr. Duffy would disagree.

generalgerry

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

“You never know when and where grief is going to hit.”

"We have a guest with a very difficulty story next. "

When is it any different.

Pelvis Parsley

generalgerry wrote: »

"We have a guest with a very difficulty story next. "

When is it any different.

Tubridy breaks out the hand lotion.

ButtersSuki

Pelvis Parsley wrote: »

Tubridy breaks out the hand lotion.

It rubs the lotion on its skin............

mistersifter

I heard Buzz Killington declaring his love of hard-copy encyclopedias this morning.

Why!? Cos he's chuffed about the new edition of Britannica.

"I want it. I want to see if it's any good and, if it is, I'll report back to you"

Compelling stuff from Tuttle Subtle Productions

ButtersSuki

mistersifter wrote: »

I heard Buzz Killington declaring his love of hard-copy encyclopedias this morning.

Why!? Cos he's chuffed about the new edition of Britannica.

"I want it. I want to see if it's any good and, if it is, I'll report back to you"

Compelling stuff from Tuttle Subtle Productions

He wants it for free.

mistersifter

That's not like him.

He must be strapped for cash.

mistersifter

mistersifter wrote: »

That's not like him.

He must be strapped for cash.

It makes Mr Tut Tut feel loved

Pelvis Parsley

Deleted User wrote: »

It makes Mr Tut Tut feel loved

He's actually an empty oul hoor behind it all, and I sometimes feel sorry for him, even though for many of us he appears to live a dream life, and seems to have no problem, to use a Christmas euphemism, pulling crackers. He's a restless soul, as can be seen on the air, which is often unfairly euphemistically attributed to illicit activities, I could be well wrong but I don't think that's his thing-nonetheless he moves house every five minutes, and despite popular perception, they're not exactly mansions.

He's a restless type, and whatever the bank account says, he's in the wrong place. I can guarantee he'd rather be a consultant.

(deep and meaningful post end-I'm back to taking the piss now).

Pelvis Parsley

Pelvis Parsley wrote: »

He's actually an empty oul hoor behind it all, and I sometimes feel sorry for him, even though for many of us he appears to live a dream life, and seems to have no problem, to use a Christmas euphemism, pulling crackers. He's a restless soul, as can be seen on the air, which is often unfairly euphemistically attributed to illicit activities, I could be well wrong but I don't think that's his thing-nonetheless he moves house every five minutes, and despite popular perception, they're not exactly mansions.

He's a restless type, and whatever the bank account says, he's in the wrong place. I can guarantee he'd rather be a consultant.

(deep and meaningful post end-I'm back to taking the piss now).

Interesting post.

Not to diagnose here in his particular case, but that could be consistent with ADHD. I hadn't realised he was a fairly frequent house-mover. For some moving house is a bit of a hobby/lifestyle if they have an interest in architecture, interior design etc, but in others it could be part of personal restlessness and lack of focus. Some people who were raised as children to be moving house frequently (eg patent had job that involved changing locations a lot), the way of living could have been imprinted.

Welsh Megaman

Ryan, later on this morning: Jiminy Crickets, how good was Joe Biden in the debate last night?

Welsh Megaman

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Ryan, later on this morning: Jiminy Crickets, how good was Joe Biden in the debate last night?

Oh, I can hardly wait!

Gods Gift

He’s not a restless soul.

He’s The Toyman.

PieOhMy

If his tax affairs are in order ryan you have no need to judge. Tax Avoidance is perfectly legal as you well know.

Listing 3 A listers in Ireland at the moment, will they be on the late late show on friday?!?!?!?!?!?!

TheHomeService

FFS Tubs, will you stop with these pauses followed by swallowing noises! It’s disgusting.

generalgerry

"A day built for Marietta biscuits, black and white movies and tea." If you were sixty years old and it was the 1920s.

TheHomeService

TheHomeService wrote: »

FFS Tubs, will you stop with these pauses followed by swallowing noises! It’s disgusting.

Seems to have an overproduction of saliva.

generalgerry

generalgerry wrote: »

"A day built for Marietta biscuits, black and white movies and tea." If you were sixty years old and it was the 1920s.

Careful there Gerry with yer 60 years old

ButtersSuki

I've long been a fan of Archer, and recommend it to many when asked for a new TV show to watch. I was asked for a recommendation last night and told a colleague about Archer. When i described the premise, she seemed very much "meh", so i sent her the following clip - to which she replied "I love it already".

Go to 2:33 onwards for a classic Tubs-take:

"The 1930s called and they want their words back" (paraphrasing there)

"Watch out for that Adolf Hitler, he's a bad egg"

ButtersSuki

generalgerry wrote: »

"A day built for Marietta biscuits, black and white movies and tea." If you were sixty years old and it was the 1920s.

It was "strong tea" caller, not just "tea".
:rolleyes::pac:

sligojoek

"A cabinet minister in the Irish government"

It was Heather Humphreys. Spit it out.

TheHomeService

Man’s income dries up during pandemic. Man gets job.

Tubridy sounds astonished!!!!!!

Gods Gift

generalgerry wrote: »

"A day built for Marietta biscuits, black and white movies and tea." If you were sixty years old and it was the 1920s.

Not a bad day for spreading slurry either

"I did a little house party"

(Eh do you were party of the current problem)

ButtersSuki

TheHomeService wrote: »

Man’s income dries up during pandemic. Man gets job.

Tubridy sounds astonished!!!!!!

Can you imagine if RTE closed tomorrow and Noel Kelly's "Talent" Agency went to the wall and that D'Arcy, Tubs Z, and Mr. Duffy had to fend for themselves?

ButtersSuki

Gods Gift wrote: »

Not a bad day for spreading slurry either

Tubs Z spreads verbal slurry every day he's in to be fair.

ButtersSuki

PieOhMy wrote: »

Listing 3 A listers in Ireland at the moment, will they be on the late late show on friday?!?!?!?!?!?!

Lottie Ryan
Maura from Love Island
Woke McDermott