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sligojoek wrote: »

As an aside I see Rory Cowan has got the start with Fair City. Jobs for the boys.

What?

Ash.J.Williams

Would he be an eddie rockets man?

TheRiverman

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

jeremyj1968 wrote: »

Tubridy only likes the forms of social media that don't hold him to account for his awful Late Late show.

The awful Late Late Show is back on Friday,so cue the latest fake celebrities,Dermot Bannon,the RTE canteen staff,Dermot Bannon,Jason Byrne,Dermot Bannon,Jason Byrne,and Dermot Bannon + the misery slots and fake country and Irish singers

Gwynplaine

TheRiverman wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

The awful Late Late Show is back on Friday,so cue the latest fake celebrities,Dermot Bannon,the RTE canteen staff,Dermot Bannon,Jason Byrne,Dermot Bannon,Jason Byrne,and Dermot Bannon + the misery slots and fake country and Irish singers

What about Daniel, Pat Shortt, that gay hotel fella, Nathan Carter, Brendan O Cardell, Marty the Alien?

jimwallace197

TheRiverman wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

The awful Late Late Show is back on Friday,so cue the latest fake celebrities,Dermot Bannon,the RTE canteen staff,Dermot Bannon,Jason Byrne,Dermot Bannon,Jason Byrne,and Dermot Bannon + the misery slots and fake country and Irish singers

Throw in the former Irish Love Island contestants now to boot

Portsalon

Portsalon wrote: »

While simultaneously sneering at Jacob Rees-Mogg who knew his history well enough to cite Parnell! You just can't win with binary bRyan Tosspot!

Rees-Mogg's book has been absolutely savaged by critics. The Times (London) called it "a dozen clumsily written pompous schoolboy compositions about 19th century characters", and "anathema to anyone with an ounce of historical, or simply common, sense".

In another review, in the same newspaper, Dominic Sandbrook, historian and broadcaster, wrote "there is just no denying it: the book is terrible, so bad, so boring, so mind-bogglingly banal that if it had been written by anybody else it would never have been published.”

Others said similar (see tweet below). In fairness, Tubridy's own sycophancy towards the Kennedy's 'Camelot' is deserving of a serious thrashing too, but lets not anybody be confused. Rees-Mogg is no historian, and deserves every bit of ridicule he gets.

https://twitter.com/steveplrose/status/1130148770124111873

jeremyj1968

TheRiverman wrote: »

The awful Late Late Show is back on Friday,so cue the latest fake celebrities,Dermot Bannon,the RTE canteen staff

Well, I knew that I would need something to watch on Friday night so I downloaded David Icke's new movie Renegade (2019) and I said that's grand I'll watch that on Friday night when the hatstand is on.

Then I said "oh, better just make sure that it plays", started it off playing, and then.......... I hear it...... I don't believe it.... I must be losing my mind..... It's not........ It f**king is........ the f**king hatstand is on my Friday night hatstand-replacing film. :mad:
















Yep, you guessed it.



They started the movie by showing a section of Icke's interview with him. :mad::mad:

TheRiverman

jimwallace197 wrote: »

Throw in the former Irish Love Island contestants now to boot

Fake celebrities.

Portsalon

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Rees-Mogg's book has been absolutely savaged by critics. The Times (London) called it "a dozen clumsily written pompous schoolboy compositions about 19th century characters", and "anathema to anyone with an ounce of historical, or simply common, sense".

In another review, in the same newspaper, Dominic Sandbrook, historian and broadcaster, wrote "there is just no denying it: the book is terrible, so bad, so boring, so mind-bogglingly banal that if it had been written by anybody else it would never have been published.”

Others said similar (see tweet below). In fairness, Tubridy's own sycophancy towards the Kennedy's 'Camelot' is deserving of a serious thrashing too, but lets not anybody be confused. Rees-Mogg is no historian, and deserves every bit of ridicule he gets.

https://twitter.com/steveplrose/status/1130148770124111873

I am aware of all of the above, thanks.

However, given that my post referred to an entirely correct historical analogue mentioned by Mr. Rees-Mogg, I am puzzled as to its relevance.

hawley

The 46-year-old said he didn't want to big up his role in the rescue - but said a passer-by commented he was the "right man in the right place" after he caught the buggy.

Tubs said the shopping centre he shops at has been having work done "for ages" and the incident happened on a flat escalator that's not working at the moment.

Speaking on his RTE Radio One show, he revealed: "The shopping centre I go to is a war-zone, it's a building site and it's been going on for ages.

"That's fine, I love the place, loads of Irish shops."

https://www.thesun.ie/tvandshowbiz/4512371/rte-ryan-tubridy-saves-baby-escalator-buggy/

sligojoek

hawley wrote: »

The 46-year-old said he didn't want to big up his role in the rescue - but said a passer-by commented he was the "right man in the right place" after he caught the buggy.

Tubs said the shopping centre he shops at has been having work done "for ages" and the incident happened on a flat escalator that's not working at the moment.

Speaking on his RTE Radio One show, he revealed: "The shopping centre I go to is a war-zone, it's a building site and it's been going on for ages.

"That's fine, I love the place, loads of Irish shops."

https://www.thesun.ie/tvandshowbiz/4512371/rte-ryan-tubridy-saves-baby-escalator-buggy/

So opens a prime time radio show with the story. Right.

Ash.J.Williams

hawley wrote: »

The 46-year-old said he didn't want to big up his role in the rescue - but said a passer-by commented he was the "right man in the right place" after he caught the buggy.

Tubs said the shopping centre he shops at has been having work done "for ages" and the incident happened on a flat escalator that's not working at the moment.

Speaking on his RTE Radio One show, he revealed: "The shopping centre I go to is a war-zone, it's a building site and it's been going on for ages.

"That's fine, I love the place, loads of Irish shops."

https://www.thesun.ie/tvandshowbiz/4512371/rte-ryan-tubridy-saves-baby-escalator-buggy/

Reminds me of mitch hedburg...escalators don't break down, they become stairs:)

Portsalon

Portsalon wrote: »

I am aware of all of the above, thanks.

However, given that my post referred to an entirely correct historical analogue mentioned by Mr. Rees-Mogg, I am puzzled as to its relevance.

You insinuated that Rees Mogg had a decent grasp of history -- or at least one that Ryan Tubridy should show some respect for. Rees Mogg has been widely ridiculed for his poor grasp of 19th century UK history. That's the point.

Furthermore, he was wrong about Parnell.

How were Parnell's actions unconstitutional, as claimed?

applehunter

Who's better at history? Really

Welsh Megaman

Keith Barry on tomorrow night’s Late Late Show...for a change. :pac:

sligojoek

And he'll be "messing" with the love island crowd.

Fairly woeful line up on fairness. Although he has a new chair. I might tune in for that.

Uncharted

More LLS talk. Ffs!

It's ad nauseam at this stage.

Piss off Tubbs.


" I'm feeling a bit goofy today " says he.

:rolleyes: you poor fool Ryan.

sligojoek

He'll be going tieless. "Which we think is right"

sligojoek

"Feeling Goofy today, cos it's Thursday"

Odyssey 2005

He's feeling goofy today

Welsh Megaman

sligojoek wrote: »

Although he has a new chair.

Hopefully this one...

Odyssey 2005

Is this a 60 minute ad for the Late Late

Odyssey 2005

Who will you pick to win today Ryan ?

sligojoek

Tears rolling down somebody's face listening to LLS theme tune.

I'm even more convinced those texts are made up.

Toy show costumes on mannequins at the ploughing comp.
WTF?

Uncharted

sligojoek wrote: »

Tears rolling down somebody's face listening to LLS theme tune.

I'm even more convinced those texts are made up.

Toy show costumes on mannequins at the ploughing comp.
WTF?

Tubbs is an utter man child. It's cringe inducing to listen to this buffoon.

This personality is the result of a privileged existence and never hearing the sacred words " cop yourself on and do what you're told, you gobsh1te " .

Spoilt brat becomes spoilt man child. QED.

Odyssey 2005

Is this bint crying?. Duffy would be proud of tubbers

Brian Scan

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

Is this bint crying?. Duffy would be proud of tubbers

Why the pejorative term? Why wouldn't she cry?

ButtersSuki

hawley wrote: »

The 46-year-old said he didn't want to big up his role in the rescue - but said a passer-by commented he was the "right man in the right place" after he caught the buggy.

Tubs said the shopping centre he shops at has been having work done "for ages" and the incident happened on a flat escalator that's not working at the moment.

Speaking on his RTE Radio One show, he revealed: "The shopping centre I go to is a war-zone, it's a building site and it's been going on for ages.

"That's fine, I love the place, loads of Irish shops."

https://www.thesun.ie/tvandshowbiz/4512371/rte-ryan-tubridy-saves-baby-escalator-buggy/

sligojoek wrote: »

So opens a prime time radio show with the story. Right.

I posted this yesterday but here's some actual footage of Ryan's dramatic rescue of the runaway baby buggy yesterday:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nzp2kPQcg7I

Welsh Megaman

Ryan will be disappointed to learn that this mystery teacher is now a convicted paedophile.

Odyssey 2005

Brian Scan wrote: »

Why the pejorative term? Why wouldn't she cry?

Because that's how I see her. Why would she cry ?. She knew in advance what she'd be talking about,so should be prepared for it.