The Late Late Show - 22nd. April 2016

sudzs

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

IIRC, it used to be:-
Liveline 1.45 to 2.30
Rattlebag with Myles Dungan 2.30 to 3.00
Creedo 3.00 to 4.30

Was it not John Creedon in the now Ronan Collins slot???

TheRiverman

He's great craic and wired,what a combination:)

Roger_007

PeterTheEighth wrote: »

An aside while this nonsense is going on:

I cut down a tree today. Only after it I discovered blisters and cuts all over my hand. In bits. Then, I cut my hand with a bread knife while making lunch. Blood everywhere, finally got it stops within about ten minutes of requiring a transfusion. Hit the showers just now hands literally BURNT off me trying to wash what's left of my hair. :(

I can't even use my mobile phone to cancel the adult channel for the next month until the hands heal.

Ring Joe!

Skid X

PeterTheEighth wrote: »

An aside while this nonsense is going on:

I cut down a tree today. Only after it I discovered blisters and cuts all over my hand. In bits. Then, I cut my hand with a bread knife while making lunch. Blood everywhere, finally got it stops within about ten minutes of requiring a transfusion. Hit the showers just now hands literally BURNT off me trying to wash what's left of my hair. :(

I can't even use my mobile phone to cancel the adult channel for the next month until the hands heal.

Sounds nasty.

Autosport

I'll say a prayer or 2 for you tonight Peter

Atlantic Dawn

PeterTheEighth wrote: »

I can't even use my mobile phone to cancel the adult channel for the next month until the hands heal.

Is the adult channel any use

Dan Chipowski

Great stuff from John Spillane.

As genuine and enthusiastic as they come.

Autosport

RobertKK wrote: »

13 songs on his Irish songs we learned at school album.

Please tell me Edelweiss isn't on it?

CH3OH

ryan looking at the clock..

alan partridge aha

The best part of the LLS is the Renault Kadjer

screamer

Autosport wrote: »

We learnt 13 Irish songs :eek:

Feels like more

I love the Irish songs reminds me of being a kid and I can still remember them word perfect. He's kinds looks through you..... unnerving TBH.

The Talking Bread

Misery Slot Alert:



Thought Id get this off ny chest. There is a cat stuck up in a large unstable tree between Naas and Newbridge the last FIVE days and there has been people contacting every animal welfare society, ISPCA, fire brigades etc to try help. Not one of them offered to even call down. Just find that awful. Poor cat. And I mean that wholeheartedly. : (

Muahahaha

a buke and a double album- someone get that man an IFTA !

I'm pretty sure I once had a duvet that looks like his shirt.

In anyways this guy is the thinking mans Richie Kavanagh, poor Richie will be roaring at his TV right now.

Welsh Megaman

sudzs wrote: »

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

IIRC, it used to be:-
Liveline 1.45 to 2.30
Rattlebag with Myles Dungan 2.30 to 3.00
Creedo 3.00 to 4.30

Was it not John Creedon in the now Ronan Collins slot???

I think John was at lunchtime before Ronan, maybe early 90's?

tampopo

sudzs wrote: »

I remember it from John Creedon playing it back in the day when he was on some time in the middle of the day... was it the Rattlebag slot??? Also that Galileo song...... love em both!

Is it him wot wrote Galileo???:eek:

screamer

alan partridge aha wrote: »

The best part of the LLS is the Renault Kadjer

Not the Ryano Codger ?

squadro

This lad would write a song about the dunnes stores shopping trolley if ya asked him.

Joe_ Public

John Spillane played at my school graduation dance many years ago....little band called the Stargazers and damn good they were. Had pints with them afterwards and always had a soft spot for him since.

Skid X

Your man in that Vodafone ad is in Foil Arms and Hog, the sketch group.

So is the guy in the McDonnells Curry Powder ad.

But aside from the ads, they are very good.

http://www.foilarmsandhog.ie/

The Talking Bread

PeterTheEighth wrote: »

Dunnes are currently issuing proceedings against John as he had no rights to use their name.

I saw him in Lidl last week.........awful hypocrite!

Autosport

The Talking Bread wrote: »

Misery Slot Alert:



Thought Id get this off ny chest. There is a cat stuck up in a large unstable tree between Naas and Newbridge the last FIVE days and there has been people contacting every animal welfare society, ISPCA, fire brigades etc to try help. Not one of them offered to even call down. Just find that awful. Poor cat. And I mean that wholeheartedly. : (

That's wrong, I thought the fire brigade would answer I mean they have the ladders

Welsh Megaman

PeterTheEighth wrote: »

An aside while this nonsense is going on:

I cut down a tree today. Only after it I discovered blisters and cuts all over my hand. In bits. Then, I cut my hand with a bread knife while making lunch. Blood everywhere, finally got it stops within about ten minutes of requiring a transfusion. Hit the showers just now hands literally BURNT off me trying to wash what's left of my hair. :(

I can't even use my mobile phone to cancel the adult channel for the next month until the hands heal.

What colour was the bread knife, so to speak?

Atlantic Dawn

alan partridge aha wrote: »

The best part of the LLS is the Renault Kadjer

<Geek alert>It's actually the very same thing as the Nissan Qashqai bare a few cosmetic touches</Geek alert>

PeterTheEighth

Skid X wrote: »

Sounds nasty.

It's nothing without a picture Skid.


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And that's the good hand !!!

The Talking Bread

Autosport wrote: »

That's wrong, I thought the fire brigade would answer I mean they have the ladders

It sounds such a small thing. But I guess I have grown up, always had a cat knocking about so I have good empathy towards them. So it just made me sad.Poor thing.

tampopo

sudzs wrote: »

Was it not John Creedon in the now Ronan Collins slot???

Yes, that's how I remember it. Don't like JC meself, but...

Firefox11

The Talking Bread wrote: »

Misery Slot Alert:



Thought Id get this off ny chest. There is a cat stuck up in a large unstable tree between Naas and Newbridge the last FIVE days and there has been people contacting every animal welfare society, ISPCA, fire brigades etc to try help. Not one of them offered to even call down. Just find that awful. Poor cat. And I mean that wholeheartedly. : (

Cats very often climb trees and will often make their way back down. Many years of experience have taught us that it's often better to leave them alone, as an early rescue attempt could chase them higher or cause them to panic and fall.

If it is fair weather and the cat appears healthy, please monitor the situation. You may find that the cat comes down from the tree on its own after a few hours. Leave some wet cat food, tuna, salmon or cooked chicken meat (no bones) at the base of the tree as this may tempt the cat down.

However, please contact the DSPCA Emergency line (01 4994700 option 1) immediately if:

the cat is stuck up a telegraph pole or electric pylon;
the cat is in imminent danger;
it is bad weather, or a hot day;
the cat appears to be sick or injured in some way.
it is a kitten or young cat that is up a tree;
It is important not to attempt to rescue a cat yourself. Although cats are agile animals they can injure themselves badly if they fall from a height and it could be dangerous for you as well. Always call a professional.

The same principles apply's if a cat has gone behind or underneath a shed, kitchen appliance or cupboard or any other small area.

sudzs

tampopo wrote: »

Is it him wot wrote Galileo???:eek:

I dunno, I'm half cut now!

PeterTheEighth

Never liked Corrigan. Bully.

Autosport

The Talking Bread wrote: »

It sounds such a small thing. But I guess I have grown up, always had a cat knocking about so I have good empathy towards them. So it just made me sad.Poor thing.

Wouldn't be a fan of cats but wouldn't like to see them suffer. Too much animal cruelty going on in Ireland

PeterTheEighth

The Talking Bread wrote: »

Misery Slot Alert:
Thought Id get this off ny chest. There is a cat stuck up in a large unstable tree between Naas and Newbridge the last FIVE days and there has been people contacting every animal welfare society, ISPCA, (

Well I'm not chopping it down if that's what you were hoping. :(

Atlantic Dawn

It's disrespectful because they all want to hold on to their job, they don't want to risk a vote to lose it.

Say Your Number

It took the Beatles 35 days to record an album? Black Sabbath recorded their first one in a day.

Welsh Megaman

sudzs wrote: »

tampopo wrote: »

Is it him wot wrote Galileo???:eek:

I dunno, I'm half cut now!

Didn't Declan O'Rourke write 'Galileo'?
*hic*

The Talking Bread

Firefox11 wrote: »

Cats very often climb trees and will often make their way back down. Many years of experience have taught us that it's often better to leave them alone, as an early rescue attempt could chase them higher or cause them to panic and fall.

If it is fair weather and the cat appears healthy, please monitor the situation. You may find that the cat comes down from the tree on its own after a few hours. Leave some wet cat food, tuna, salmon or cooked chicken meat (no bones) at the base of the tree as this may tempt the cat down.

However, please contact the DSPCA Emergency line (01 4994700 option 1) immediately if:

the cat is stuck up a telegraph pole or electric pylon;
the cat is in imminent danger;
it is bad weather, or a hot day;
the cat appears to be sick or injured in some way.
it is a kitten or young cat that is up a tree;
It is important not to attempt to rescue a cat yourself. Although cats are agile animals they can injure themselves badly if they fall from a height and it could be dangerous for you as well. Always call a professional.

The same principles apply's if a cat has gone behind or underneath a shed, kitchen appliance or cupboard or any other small area.

its up there 5 days. It was a friend of mine that told me. She has done everything possible to help.

Atlantic Dawn

He fixed the road.

Roger_007

Oliver feels sorry for the general public.?

Would that be the same general public who elected those politicians?

The Talking Bread

Cue Tubridy laughing everytime Callan opens his mouth..............

TheRiverman

Not a fan of Callan,but agree with him on this.

Skid X

We'll still be waiting on a Government when the next one is due

It'll be like the local GAA tournaments where they are still playing the 2015 semi finals when the 2016 version is due to start.

Atlantic Dawn

If only there was enough land within Dublin to build over a million houses, oh wait there is.

The Talking Bread

Autosport wrote: »

Wouldn't be a fan of cats but wouldn't like to see them suffer. Too much animal cruelty going on in Ireland

I agree. Cruelty to pussys and bitches is awful

sudzs

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Didn't Declan O'Rourke write 'Galileo'?
*hic*

Yes, yes, you're right..... I think.

Atlantic Dawn

It's getting to the stage where no couple on a salary less than 70k each a year can afford a house in Dublin.

Skid X

PeterTheEighth wrote: »

It's nothing without a picture Skid.

GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING

Urrrrgggggghhhhhh

Ah well, at least Tubridy was on tonight to entertain you


No, that doesn't sound right ....

Pinch Flat

Has Richard had a few sherries?

TheRiverman

Time for another General Election and hopefully the 1.3 million people eligible who didn't vote last time will get off the arses.

sudzs

Is Oliver not going to do a skit? Is Richard Corrigan not going to diss Irish chicken farms?

I feel cheated.....

Berserker

TheRiverman wrote: »

Not a fan of Callan,but agree with him on this.

He is right. All of the parties put their personal interests before the national interest.

PeterTheEighth

The Talking Bread wrote: »

its up there 5 days. It was a friend of mine that told me. She has done everything possible to help.

I wouldnt be too worried, cats are resilient. If you are really worried about it could you not shove a ladder up the tree and let the cat climb down the ladder, or coax the cat down with a bit of food.