The Late Late Show - 26th. February 2016

neris

Yove got love pats big shiny bling tacky gold watch

darlett

Deleted User wrote: »

"I don't think people understand..." - patronising git

I don't get why he's been dressed up as some sort National treasure. 30 years in politics is it? What have you done for me lately?

Genuinely. What are his big contributions in that time which entitle him to use such a condescending tone about everybody else?

Girl 01 Analog

How can businesses interfere with the democratic process, what's he on about ?

Roger_007

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Can we see what he said he said.

I remember watching it at the time. He's right to say he was misrepresented. He was responding to a question about what you put on posters and ads at elections and why you can't go into detail on a poster.
I don't like the man but not for that so-called 'quote'.

Atlantic Dawn

I want loads of elections.

jojofizzio

Tubs not liking the FF jibe about crashing the country and blaming the ambulance driver..

He is seriously wound up and unlikeable

sudzs

More louder stronger heckling from the audience please!

Lisha

TheRiverman wrote: »

The shopping channels are more entertaining than tonights Late Late Show.

I've moved to Gogglebox on c4+1

Harry Angstrom

Pat's wearing a very nice gold watch. He's the epitome of a champagne and smoked salmon socialist.

Inspector Coptoor

The jowels on Fat Rabbitte

dublinman1990

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Paddy Power has Joan Burton at 16/1 to be Tanaiste...

http://www.paddypower.com/bet/politics/other-politics/irish-politics?ev_oc_grp_ids=617236

And Alan Kelly has the same odds as her. :eek: Can someone ask me how that can that be possible?

That is unbelievable stuff.

Welsh Megaman

Richard Gere for Taoiseach

Red Kev

A former left wing socialist taking the shilling of Denis O'Brien. LMFAO

Skid X

And I pledge right here right now, I will be back here making the same joke at 10pm when the polls close after the next election.


Consistency in a World gone mad.

Girl 01 Analog

Take that ya sh1tebag

sudzs

"you're double jobbing yerself" :eek:

Atlantic Dawn

Were those figures as expected?

Harry Angstrom

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I want loads of elections.

If I was still going to primary school, I'd want load of elections too

Say Your Number

Thought Tubs was pressing the button to release the hounds after Pat had his dig at him

Welsh Megaman

Ryan had a reporter stuffed in his desk draw

Torricelli

Who are the clowns voting for FF?

People have very short memories.

Harry Angstrom

Whoop whoop! I had a few quid on Fianna Fáil to get more than 34 seats

Atlantic Dawn

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

If I was still going to primary school, I'd want load of elections too

Those were the days

squadro

TheRiverman wrote: »

The shopping channels are more entertaining than tonights Late Late Show.

Order the neck exerciser for pat. Them jowlllls.

Skid X

It's only a poll.

Lots of counting to be done yet.

jojofizzio

Tubs delighted at FF result...snout back in the trough he reckons

Atlantic Dawn

Sure why even bother counting them at all tomorrow, lets just do another election on Paddys Day :rolleyes:

Roger_007

The Dail will be well hung.............(despite the new women TDs)

Patty O Furniture

If a Hung Dail happens, i know who should be hung first

It just so happens, the next person i assume is well hung

Red Kev

[IMG]The poll indicates the first preference votes of the parties is: Fine Gael 26.1 per cent; Labour 7.8 per cent; Fianna Fail 22.9 per cent; Sinn Fein 14.9; AAA/PBP 3.6 per cent; Greens 3.5 per cent; Social Democrats 2.8 per cent; Renua 2.6 per cent; Others 28.3 per cent.[/IMG]

neris

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Those were the days

They were in me bollix when you were in the other primary school in the town that didnt turn into a polling station

Autosport

I'm off to New York, no one had better of entered the comp

Atlantic Dawn

neris wrote: »

They were in me bollix when you were in the other primary school in the town that didnt turn into a polling station

I always wondered was there hello money or something that changed hands for a school to be chosen over another.

Berserker

Others 28.3%. That's mental. Hard to see a stable government being formed from those figures.

Firefox11

Inspector Coptoor wrote: »

The jowels on Fat Rabbitte

He seems well fed allright....can't argue with that.

ProudDUB

I love Julia Roberts as much as the next person, but that perfume ad is just silly.

darlett

neris wrote: »

They were in me bollix when you were in the other primary school in the town that didnt turn into a polling station

Are you a prod? :pac:


[Legal disclaimer: I'm a prod. I'm not been prodist.]

Atlantic Dawn

Jaysus, Julia Roberts looking like the same miles as when Gere had her in Pretty Woman 26 feckin years ago.

Autosport

How am I going to control myself when its Tubs and Gere on the telly :eek:

Skid X

The RTE exit poll released tomorrow at 7am is the one to watch. It has been close in the last two elections.

That Irish Times one won't have enough data from late voters to be reliable.

Roger_007

Red Kev wrote: »

[IMG]The poll indicates the first preference votes of the parties is: Fine Gael 26.1 per cent; Labour 7.8 per cent; Fianna Fail 22.9 per cent; Sinn Fein 14.9; AAA/PBP 3.6 per cent; Greens 3.5 per cent; Social Democrats 2.8 per cent; Renua 2.6 per cent; Others 28.3 per cent.[/IMG]

The 'Others' is the most interesting. Most of them will not get elected and their votes will transfer to the other parties.

Ally Dick

ProudDUB wrote: »

I love Julia Roberts as much as the next person, but that perfume ad is just silly.

Lovely red rum on her

Patty O Furniture

Firefox11 wrote: »

He seems well fed allright....can't argue with that.

Considering they had a subsidised bar & restaurant, also the cheek of one TD from Labour had to be chased up on a bar bill, when someone asked Finance minister on that, it certainly left him Howlin after that embarrasment

Firefox11

Berserker wrote: »

Others 28.3%. That's mental. Hard to see a stable government being formed from those figures.

Another election in 6 months if those figures bear out, guaranteed. I couldn't vote today so at least i'll get another chance.

neris

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I always wondered was there hello money or something that changed hands for a school to be chosen over another.

The other school in our area was the "protestant" school

jluv

Autosport wrote: »

I'm off to New York, no one had better of entered the comp

I'm sitting here dreaming! Let whoever wants rule the country when I'm gone..:D

sudzs

Autosport wrote: »

How am I going to control myself when its Tubs and Gere on the telly :eek:

More booze!

Red Kev

The poll indicates the first preference votes of the parties is: Fine Gael 26.1 per cent; Labour 7.8 per cent; Fianna Fail 22.9 per cent; Sinn Fein 14.9; AAA/PBP 3.6 per cent; Greens 3.5 per cent; Social Democrats 2.8 per cent; Renua 2.6 per cent; Others 28.3 per cent.

Seriously disappointing for FG, Kenny will be gone in June and to be replaced by Coveney.

Good news for FF.

Bad show by SF, Adams' reputation and his bad showing in TV debates to blame.

AAA/PBP will be disappointed, good for Greens and Renua, but I think the Social Democrats will be disappointed. They'll do w lot better at the next election.

I have €50 at 5/2 a few weeks ago for a 2nd GE this year, odds are now 5/4.

Patty O Furniture

Autosport wrote: »

How am I going to control myself when its Tubs and Gere on the telly :eek:

Be still ur beating heart: