Ryan Tubridy radio show thread

Odyssey 2005

Duffy would be so proud

Bellbottoms

Bellbottoms wrote: »

Are they?

A lot of guests have Dún Laoghaire/Monkstown connections. They discussed that at start.

generalgerry

And must be a very vocal vaccine advocate for your pajamas. Nothing for free today.

Sir Oxman

This crock of pukey patter should be consigned to a specialist radio frequency not the national radio station

Emotional listening to the show this morning. Lol.

Wouldn't a cruise around Iceland be nice, Ryan?

Bellbottoms

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A lot of guests have Dún Laoghaire/Monkstown connections. They discussed that at start.

I didn't catch that. What exactly did they say?

TheHomeService

More touting for a free trip to Iceland, post lockdown.

Shameless.

Ryan's father, Dr Tubridy, of St John of God's, encounters patient who encountered rat.

I have listened to some patronising sh1te before, but today plumbs new depths. His staccato questioning, often bordering on a Spanish inquisition, is truly dreadful. His fishing for hurt and distress is ghoulish.

By chance, I watched a bit of DIY SOS last night. Apart from the transformation of a house, Nick Knowles was chatting to the young (15 yrs?) lad of the family, which had lost his sister and then his dad when he was younger. And the way that Nick spoke to him was so natural, thoughtful, kind and empathetic, and most of all respectful without being fawning, was chalk to Ryan’s cheese.

Maybe Ryan will read this and watch a replay to see how to behave with people.

Or maybe he won’t.

Bellbottoms

Bellbottoms wrote: »

I didn't catch that. What exactly did they say?

Something that she was an old Dún Laoghaire resident. A lot of Ryan's guests come from within a certain geographical triangle.

generalgerry

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Ryan's father, Dr Tubridy, of St John of God's, encounters patient who encountered rat.

And he did what every true Tubridy would do to resolve the issue - get a blue collar worker to have a look at the situation. I'd doubt there's a Medal Of Honour in the family, unless Ryan gets one for the Toy Show.

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I have listened to some patronising sh1te before, but today plumbs new depths. His staccato questioning, often bordering on a Spanish inquisition, is truly dreadful. His fishing for hurt and distress is ghoulish.

By chance, I watched a bit of DIY SOS last night. Apart from the transformation of a house, Nick Knowles was chatting to the young (15 yrs?) lad of the family, which had lost his sister and then his dad when he was younger. And the way that Nick spoke to him was so natural, thoughtful, kind and empathetic, and most of all respectful without being fawning, was chalk to Ryan’s cheese.

Maybe Ryan will read this and watch a replay to see how to behave with people.

Or maybe he won’t.

It either comes naturally or it doesn't.

TheHomeService

generalgerry wrote: »

And must be a very vocal vaccine advocate for your pajamas. Nothing for free today.

Give it time!

More crying callers, mar dhea.

TheHomeService

Teacher FM

Odyssey 2005

Why was it obvious she was in hospital in the first lockdown

Amazing! Wow! Humans with stories!
A year of looking through windows, and the sentiment is that the windows should be opening soon... it's all so profound!

cozar

no sign of any salt of da earth listeners ringing in for free pjs.

cozar

cozar wrote: »

no sign of any salt of da earth listeners ringing in for free pjs.

It’s a bit early for them.

Sir Oxman

I wonder will performative Tubridy have someone on that just happens to be poor ya know, someone without a shilling who desperately needs a bit of clothing even if it's hewn by the poorest of the poor in a sweatshop far, far away which sort of tells me just how performing virtue is the opioid of choice in certain quarters these days.
I guess not, the just as performative 'callers' appear curiously well briefed and each and everyone one has a radio friendly covid tale too!
Gosh, golly, amazeballs!

Gwynplaine

Imagine being able to go into work and indulge in all your own interests. Wouldn't be long til you'd be shown the door.

Odyssey 2005

Shes about long in the tooth for this shyte

Odyssey 2005

More connections than a telephone exchange

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] wrote: »

It’s a bit early for them.

Yes they use the Pjs for daytime shop visits etc.

generalgerry

Haha loving this.

generalgerry

generalgerry wrote: »

Haha loving this.

Looking forward to LLS for once, to hear Ryan's response!

PieOhMy

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Looking forward to LLS for once, to hear Ryan's response!

Hes going to sacrifice 4 magpies live on air as penance.

PieOhMy

PieOhMy wrote: »

Hes going to sacrifice 4 magpies live on air as penance.

He would have been fascinated by the horrible incident I witnessed regarding a young kitten's death on the road. It had just been hit by a passing car and was spasmodically writhing, as creatures do in such circumstances even though unconscious. It was nearly totally decapitated and bled out in the boot of my car as I took its remains to the vet to be disposed of rather than just left on the road. I put an ad in lost & found to try and notify its original owner that its remains were lovingly taken care of. I have since lined my car boot, and carry tons of cloths, plastic, disinfectant etc.

sligojoek

Gwynplaine wrote: »

Imagine being able to go into work and indulge in all your own interests. Wouldn't be long til you'd be shown the door.

Or try doing it in the pub. You'd be at the end of the counter on your own. If you could get into a pub, that is.