The Late Late Show - 15th. January 2015

Atlantic Dawn

fatalll wrote: »

bit unfair on products shown seeing as similar products have same and more sugar...yes i know they put that much sugar in em so u might say tough...thats true too

I don't think they used any "Irish" products.

Ol' Donie

Howjoe1 wrote: »

I reckon Eva is sister asumpta in disguise

She goes home and she's like Scarface with the the granualted white all over the desk.

Welsh Megaman

Till tomorrow night, folks!

Nos da!




*grabs Innocent Smoothie from fridge*

Ol' Donie

sok2005 wrote: »

How old is Eva?

Like eva and eva? Long, long time.

Atlantic Dawn

Checkmate19 wrote: »

She is just a pure scare monger. Balanced diet. Black pudding bad two years ago good now. I would not listen to her. We all know sugar salt etc is bad if u take loads but she is scare mongering to produce a show and a book. Scum.

Exactly, it's like red wine, one year it's good for your, next it's not.

Ally Dick

sok2005 wrote: »

How old is Eva?

Don't see it on the net anywhere, but I would say late 40s

Dtp1979

Augeo wrote: »

Forehead says 30, bingo wings say 55

Compared to the average Irish woman of a similar age, I'd say she looks 10 times better

sligojoek

Ally Dick wrote: »

Is her aggression just a backlash at being taken off Operation Patronisation ?

It just struck me. That's why Darcy doesn't have her on. He's involved in O T.

Ol' Donie

Lisha wrote: »

Apparently skinny fat is just as bad as fat fat

Yeah, it is.

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Hang on, what??

scargill

Watch the documentary "Fed Up" on Netflix. All about the food industry pumping processed food with sugar. Eva's programme was along the same lines.

Lisha

keith16 wrote: »

I'm abusing drugs right now.

And tell me 'how did that make you feeeeeeeeeeellllll???'

sligojoek

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Exactly, it's like red wine, one year it's good for your, next it's not.

Depending whether you read the Mail or the Express.

Ol' Donie

Dtp1979 wrote: »

Compared to the average Irish woman of a similar age, I'd say she looks 10 times better

So would she, I'd wager.

Lisha

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Yeah, it is.

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Hang on, what??

People who are skinny especially legs but with belly that's flabby as they don't exercise are unhealthy as belly fat means that organs are surrounded by fat.
Dieting makes you skinny but exercise makes you healthier.

http://www.mensfitness.com/training/pro-tips/skinny-fat-epidemic

Patty O Furniture

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Buzzkill Orsmond

Yester wrote: »

He doesn't seem to be taking this seriously.

sligojoek wrote: »

It just struck me. That's why Darcy doesn't have her on. He's involved in O T.

Imagine, if she was on Ray's show:eek: Buzzkill & Bitter, cancel the rest of the guests :)

Dtp1979

Ol' Donie wrote: »

So would she, I'd wager.

Because she does

Skid X

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Saw him having lunch in Carrickmines. Bloody great big burger it was!

(I highly recommend the burger in The Vanilla Pod, by the way. Bloody tasty.)

The Vanilla Pod, I'm coming your way!

Ol' Donie

scargill wrote: »

Watch the documentary "Fed Up" on Netflix. All about the food industry pumping processed food with sugar. Eva's programme was along the same lines.

Was told not to eat too much sugar in primary school in the 80s. That too was along the same lines.

Atlantic Dawn

scargill wrote: »

Watch the documentary "Fed Up" on Netflix. All about the food industry pumping processed food with sugar. Eva's programme was along the same lines.

Also watch Sweet Misery, all about aspartame, that "safe" sugar alternative found in diet drinks and sugar free foods, signed off by Donald Rumsfeld...

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

PeterTheEighth

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Also watch Sweet Misery, all about aspartame, that "safe" sugar alternative found in diet drinks and sugar free foods, signed off by Donald Rumsfeld...

Ah yes one of my favourite humanitarians. Wasnt that awful lucky, him being in the other side of the building on 9/11.

Patty O Furniture

Ally Dick wrote: »

Don't see it on the net anywhere, but I would say late 40s

I wish i hadn't, i just looked up her wikipedia page,

She revealed in a recent interview that she has taken up pole dancing to help keep fit. [6]

Edit: Forget when i said, i just looked up...:eek:

sudzs

I'm still hanging in here for the Bowie special.... anyone know which one it is?

brooke 2

PeterTheEighth wrote: »

SUGAR-tits.... I'd say Eva is throwing stuff around the green room at the mention of the word.

Shane channelling Mel Gibson!

Patty O Furniture

sudzs wrote: »

I'm still hanging in here for the Bowie special.... anyone know which one it is?

It's the one that was shown on the beeb during the week, 5yrs...

Lisha

Rebel rebel

Ally Dick

sudzs wrote: »

I'm still hanging in here for the Bowie special.... anyone know which one it is?

It's the Five Years one. I liked it, but I thought it was a bit stupid saying he had a great five years in total. He was good for longer than that. You can't just skip Hunky Dory and Aladdin Sane. And forget about that Let's Dance abomination too. Thought he went too commercial there. Should have gone more Scott Walker

Lisha

Dear God David Bowie's cheekbones are simply enviable

sudzs

Ally Dick wrote: »

It's the Five Years one. I liked it, but I thought it was a bit stupid saying he had a great five years in total. He was good for longer than that. You can't just skip Hunky Dory and Aladdin Sane. And forget about that Let's Dance abomination too. Thought he went too commercial there. Should have gone more Scott Walker

I just love everything up to and including Scary Monsters.......

bottlebrush

Lisha wrote: »

Dear God David Bowie's cheekbones are simply enviable

A very attractive man I must say

Lisha

bottlebrush wrote: »

A very attractive man I must say

And so clever. That life on Mars video with the male and female tones to his voice against his made up/not made up face is stunning

brooke 2

BabysCoffee wrote: »

Brilliant group of girls!

Absolutely! Brilliant and articulate. Delighted that Ryan took time to speak
to all of them.

brooke 2

tayto lover wrote: »

Great to see young ladies doing well in science.
We must be tops in Europe by now. Well done girls.

Their teacher is seriously impressive also. Her enthusiasm is obviously
infectious. Congratulations to all of them.

brooke 2

tayto lover wrote: »

It's nice to recognise an achievement though.

Some achievement for one school to win so many awards.
Well done to them.

dublinman1990

The 5 years documentary was on the Yesterday channel on Wednesday as well.

I didn't watch it all because of having dinner in between but watching it again on RTE One tonight and loving it so far.

brooke 2

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Very impressed by Bobby here.

Very impressed.

No wallowing for me, lads. I know what's important.

Inspirational.

brooke 2

BabysCoffee wrote: »

She's lost a lot of weight

Did not recognise her at first. Her whole appearance has changed!

yourpics

Dr Eva is in her 40s according to a quick google search.

Did you see the amount of leg on show when she sat back down, of course useless RTE didn't show it from a good angle!
I read that she does pole dancing to keep fit

The science teacher was hot too, fine pins!

sligojoek

dublinman1990 wrote: »

The 5 years documentary was on the Yesterday channel on Wednesday as well.

I didn't watch it all because of having dinner in between but watching it again on RTE One tonight and loving it so far.

Yeah. I just got th last half hour. I'm not a Bowie fan but it was very good. I didn't realise Nile Rogers played with him.

Patty O Furniture

Lisha wrote: »

Rebel rebel

Incidentally, that was the name of the tribute band of the afaik inaugural Bowie festival last Sat, with guest star Jerry Leonard

Ally Dick

sudzs wrote: »

I just love everything up to and including Scary Monsters.......

My sentiments exactly. Nearly all solid gold

brooke 2

PeterTheEighth wrote: »

Yeah it has me very surprised as well. I thought she removed herself though, after she got the backlash for "bullying" one of the contestants. I was very surprised to find her putting herself in the front line again so to speak.

She had been all over the media before her programme was broadcast
begging people to watch it, because if enough did so, RTE might commission
her to do another programme. So, we know what all the hype is about -
Dr. Eva wants her job back. I doubt they will ever let her near Operation
Transformation again.

brooke 2

Checkmate19 wrote: »

She is just a pure scare monger. Balanced diet. Black pudding bad two years ago good now. I would not listen to her. We all know sugar salt etc is bad if u take loads but she is scare mongering to produce a show and a book. Scum.

I agree. It's not really about the sugar, but more about her desire to get
back on TV again. ::mad:

Dtp1979

brooke 2 wrote: »

She had been all over the media before her programme was broadcast
begging people to watch it, because if enough did so, RTE might commission
her to do another programme. So, we know what all the hype is about -
Dr. Eva wants her job back. I doubt they will ever let her near Operation
Transformation again.

Why did she leave in the first place? Surely she'd do a better job than the current replacement

PeterTheEighth

Just thinking back. What a poor show last night. Top billing given to lecturing the audience on the evil of sugar, an item that is barely worth billing on one of RTE's many radio shows. This was preceded by another health item, and book promotion that really didnt deserve to be on TV. And (no offence to Bobby Kerr) yet another person talking about a cancer diagnosis. RTE must have spies down at the oncology units looking for guests at this stage.

Does any other "light entertainment" talk show in the UK or US have such a fascination with death? It just baffles me that a show can be described as "light entertainment" when the topics covered range from very serious to very morbid.

Riverireland

PeterTheEighth wrote: »

Just thinking back. What a poor show last night. Top billing given to lecturing the audience on the evil of sugar, an item that is barely worth billing on one of RTE's many radio shows. This was preceded by another health item, and book promotion that really didnt deserve to be on TV. And (no offence to Bobby Kerr) yet another person talking about a cancer diagnosis. RTE must have spies down at the oncology units looking for guests at this stage.

Does any other "light entertainment" talk show in the UK or US have such a fascination with death? It just baffles me that a show can be described as "light entertainment" when the topics covered range from very serious to very morbid.

True, all they need to do it take some tips from the graham norton or Jonathan Ross shows.

Duckjob

Riverireland wrote: »

True, all they need to do it take some tips from the graham norton or Jonathan Ross shows.

They would have to give up the misery. They'll never give up the misery. You would have to pry the misery from their cold dead hands, and they'd make a story of that too if it involves something cold and dead.

brooke 2

Dtp1979 wrote: »

Why did she leave in the first place? Surely she'd do a better job than the current replacement

I imagine there was such an uproar after the way she made that contestant
cry, that RTE would not risk having her on board Operation Transformation
again. But, she desperately wants to get her own programme. She is very
open about that, begging everyone to watch her Sugar Crash.

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