Ryan Tubridy radio show thread

Odyssey 2005

People crying looking at the SV as ?
People sobbing looking at SV prices more like

Atlantic Dawn

SuperValu hardly a poster boy for business in this country...

https://www.thejournal.ie/jobbridge-report-2732754-Apr2016/

TheHomeService

Free scarf - Moss Green in colour

Brendan Bendar

If that lad doesn’t stop waffling about Christmas I will personally rip the radio out of the car and cant it over the first M-Way bridge I come across.

It’s a fohhherking month and a half away dammitt!!!

Odyssey 2005

Lengthy isn't an adjective I'd use for his neck

sligojoek

This factory of dreams here.

Odyssey 2005

Factory of dreams.
For once I have to agree

sligojoek

2 more nice healthy pensions

TheHomeService

Brideshead Revisited was remade in 2008.

I’m surprised Tubridy didn’t know that, being such a fan of the work.

Beechwoodspark

TheHomeService wrote: »

Books, Children, Toy Show.

Rinse and repeat.

He shovels the Same ol sh1t every day

Can’t stomach his rubbish, I’ve moved to Pat Kenny on Newstalk

littlevillage

I think Phil is going to be cashing in gild edged pension


Probably able to afford some xxxx to clean the "Gerry Ryan" off myself ...

Mango Joe

It's so cringe when he talks about going into his local Supervalu and they're all there waiting on him happily but they're doing it out of love for Supervalu and "not as part of the gig economy" (???)

I can imagine him arriving like some sort of royal / JFK / Pope / mega-celebrity type character soaking up all the adulation and graciously accepting all of their love and admiration.

littlevillage

Tubridy in a pub.... 🀫

Odyssey 2005

Has he found G Ryan's stash ?

Odyssey 2005

Mango Joe wrote: »

It's so cringe when he talks about going into his local Supervalu and they're all there waiting on him happily but they're doing it out of love for Supervalu and "not as part of the gig economy" (???)

I can imagine him arriving like some sort of royal / JFK / Pope / mega-celebrity type character soaking up all the adulation and graciously accepting all of their love and admiration.

And answering questions about his coat, whilst paying for coffee for the great unwashed

readyletsgo

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

He shovels the Same ol sh1t every day

Can’t stomach his rubbish, I’ve moved to Pat Kenny on Newstalk

Same, hes in a world of his own now.
Pat is ok, annoys me a bit too though.

littlevillage

During the Irish famine. The monastic's bought up 1000's of acres of land

Odyssey 2005

She learned how to use the word like in skewl.

Odyssey 2005

Who does she know ?

Mango Joe

readyletsgo wrote: »

Same, hes in a world of his own now.
Pat is ok, annoys me a bit too though.

I actually find Pat even more irritating, cringy and grating on the nerves - He's the only presenter I've ever heard doing a scripted interview and trying to appear super-intellectual by contradicting the Interviewee using points or facts from the information sheet supplied to him by said Interviewee !!!!

Sometimes I lie in bed at night wondering if the odious, insufferable git is busy working away in the dark behind my house erecting security gates to try and take over my garden.

TheHomeService

“I love your simplistic language”

Patronising git.

TheHomeService

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

Who does she know ?

Mentioned Stillorgan. Montrose staffer is my bet.

Odyssey 2005

I've had to change the dial. Her voice is a headwreck

CH3OH

I'm expecting him to Morph into Joe Duffy and throw out a Brilliant Brilliant, Well Done Well done. Thank you for your service

Gwynplaine

TheHomeService wrote: »

“I love your simplistic language”

Patronising git.

Intriguing, peculiar, curious, bonkers.

elperello

TheHomeService wrote: »

Brideshead Revisited was remade in 2008.

I’m surprised Tubridy didn’t know that, being such a fan of the work.

You are right about 2008 but that was the movie version. He did mention it.

What he was talking about is the proposed BBC remake to mark the 75th anniversary of the publication of Evelyn Waugh's novel.

https://www.radiotimes.com/news/tv/2020-11-06/bbc-brideshead-revisited-remake-news/

TheHomeService

elperello wrote: »

You are right about 2008 but that was the movie version. He did mention it.

What he was talking about is the proposed BBC remake to mark the 75th anniversary of the publication of Evelyn Waugh's novel.

https://www.radiotimes.com/news/tv/2020-11-06/bbc-brideshead-revisited-remake-news/

To be fair, one of his texters mentioned it.

mistersifter

"People ask me where I get all my stuff, like this novelty mug which was a gift and this gorgeous moss green scarf, which was also a gift"

does he have any possessions that he purchased himself, out of his own scandalous salary!?

I wouldn't say he can remember who sent him in half the shít he owns.

Mango Joe

Mango Joe wrote: »

It's so cringe when he talks about going into his local Supervalu and they're all there waiting on him happily but they're doing it out of love for Supervalu and "not as part of the gig economy" (???)

I can imagine him arriving like some sort of royal / JFK / Pope / mega-celebrity type character soaking up all the adulation and graciously accepting all of their love and admiration.

Do you remember (not long back) when he mentioned that he called into a pharmacy to buy sanitiser and the girl behind the counter took off her masked and asked him for an unmasked selfie and he refused. Letting us know how much of a celebrity he is, and ensuring girl would likely have got due reprimand from pharmacist later, as she would have likely have excitedly told them about the famous customer calling by, then to hear what happened as told by Ryan on the radio, and verifiable by CCTV recording.

Of course if it ever happened at all.

readyletsgo

readyletsgo wrote: »

Why does he try to be impossibly British all the time? When he talks about being in school in the 80s, I picture him as a 1920's small lanky child with brown shoes, high socks, shorts etc and a little fancy cap, running down a road with a stick and a hoop rolling in front of him. So, completely disconnected from Ireland back then.

Still trying for the Beeb?

EDIT: Also, the reason the Supervalu staff are nice, is because its their job, they are paid to be nice to everyone, d'uh.

Blackrock boy. In my faaaader's day there, it was all rugby and Latin.