Lahvlahn Thread from 12/01/17 - Now we're talking

Atlantic Dawn

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Was that said? I'm only half-listening so to speak.......

Yes Damo said he would be back tomorrow...He didn't say "so to speak" though :pac:

ButtersSuki

PauloMN wrote: »

If ever you wondered what a spoofer sounds like, now you know!

There's always a spoofer on RTE1 between 1:45-3. Usually (and by usually i mean for 40 weeks of the year so to speak) it's de host.

Dan Jaman

Care in the Community, eh?
Such a noble concept.

ButtersSuki

Wat colour Air Max was de unwell wearing?

Ally Dick

Never forget how useless and lazy the gardai are

SEPT 23 1989

double assault and no arrest ffs:mad::rolleyes:

Dia1988

Am I the only one that thinks these methodone junkies should be rounded up and pushed into tthe Liffey.

Im not a violent person but they're ruining the city.

Gardai never arrested them WTF??

ButtersSuki

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

double assault and no arrest ffs:mad::rolleyes:

Dubble civil matters so to speak.

Dan Jaman

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Wat colour Air Max was de unwell wearing?

Got them down the bootsale.

ButtersSuki

Dan Jaman wrote: »

Got them down the bootsale.

Joe: adidis, adidat, adidem, adidose so to speak.

PeterTheNinth

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!

SEPT 23 1989

wont be buying anything in Currys PC Wurtled after that

Atlantic Dawn

Who rode her so to speak?

manodepeeple

PeterTheNinth wrote: »

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!

+1

Harry Angstrom

Liveline will tear the arse out of this until Joe's summer break.

Atlantic Dawn

Cash for babies you could call it too.

ButtersSuki

A couple of years ago I was walking on O'Connell Street circa 7:45 in the morning on a weekday when 2 x unwell persons attempted to take my laptop case from me. It was laughable as they were practically comatose yet standing, and were I to push them with one finger they would have fallen down. I walked on a few hundred feet to the corner of Abbey Street and O'Connell Street where I saw 2 Gardai. I told them what had happened and suggested they might have a word with them to prevent a recurrence with someone less able to defend themselves shall we say. Their response? "Ah shure they'll be gone by the time we get up there". I was in a rush so walked off shaking my head to which I got a smart comment "What are you shaking your head for?", which I ignored. It was probably too far for said Garda to walk up to me and ask me about my daring petulance.

True story.

Dan Jaman

Dodgy old doings, indeed.
You could end up marrying your sister, after these kind of shenanigans.

ButtersSuki

Dan Jaman wrote: »

Dodgy old doings, indeed.
You could end up marrying your sister, after these kind of shenanigans.

Pics or GTFO.

Atlantic Dawn

Did he ever ask his adopted parents how did they do the original deal to get him, was it money or what?

Dan Jaman

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Pics or GTFO.

ButtersSuki

Dan Jaman wrote: »

I don't get the reference so to speak.

Dan Jaman

ButtersSuki wrote: »

I don't get the reference so to speak.

Tenuous, but best I can do at short notice...
http://www.warpedfactor.com/2016/02/geek-couples-myka-and-pete.html

Atlantic Dawn

From de Ewe Ess.

Dan Jaman

Holocaust?
Me arse.

Atlantic Dawn

Could his name be Georgie Burgess?

ButtersSuki

Dan Jaman wrote: »

Tenuous, but best I can do at short notice...
http://www.warpedfactor.com/2016/02/geek-couples-myka-and-pete.html

I see so to speak.

Wasn't there a brother-sister love thing on Fair City for a while with de woman who featured on an Avonmore Milk Ad?

ButtersSuki

Oh Joe will be on the horn now wit mention of De Fillum Fillum-meena.

Atlantic Dawn

Philomena or The Snapper, which fillum would be better to show to a child who doesn't know who their fadder is?

Atlantic Dawn

Finishing up way too early Damo, you have 3 mins left.

Dan Jaman

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Philomena or The Snapper, which fillum would be better to show to a child who doesn't know who their fadder is?

The Van.

ButtersSuki

Dis wan so to speak:

Dan Jaman

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Dis wan so to speak:

I can see how.

ButtersSuki

Dan Jaman wrote: »

I can see how.

That's gebuinely the best picture I've ever seen of her, dee udders were less flattering so to speak. She's doin' de Blue Steel dare.

RustyNut

I missed today's show, is it worth a podcast, I really fancy some outrage or indignation.

sligojoek

RustyNut wrote: »

I missed today's show, is it worth a podcast, I really fancy some outrage or indignation.

If the first half is anything to go by, I wouldn't bother.

ButtersSuki

RustyNut wrote: »

I missed today's show, is it worth a podcast, I really fancy some outrage or indignation.

No caller, don't waste your time - unless you have trouble sleeping.

D'Omen was handed a row on a plate but managed to completely diffuse it whereas Joe would have broken d'internet, boards and de twitter masheen all in wan go wit the potential de topic had. I think D'Omen simply bored de fight out of de two callers so to speak.

Atlantic Dawn

Speaking of de childers born outside the wedlock and that I see Eamo Casey passed away today lord rest him so to speak, I suppose Joe will do the full show about him tomorrow.

ButtersSuki

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

T'day...back to olden days topics, wohoo
Inshurdance company gone bust DISCUSSED
Callers who bought wedding videos but never got them NOT DISCUSSED TODAY BOSS SO TO SPEAK
United Ireland prospects, should there be a poll NOT DISCUSSED TODAY BOSS SO TO SPEAK
Adopted babies and de homes.DISCUSSED

50% hit rate, that's way above Joe's batting average in fairness. Can D'Omen keep it up (FNAR! FNAR!) so to speak?

ButtersSuki

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Speaking of de childers born outside the wedlock and that I see Eamo Casey passed away today lord rest him so to speak, I suppose Joe will do the full show about him tomorrow.

He confirmed me so to speak (if that's the correct expression?). I then made my mother me muuder cry* when I asked her wit me tongue in me cheek so to speak was I really confirmed as de Bishop was a baby daddy so to speak.







*she was long past the days of caring wat de Catalick Church did at that stage so to speak, but she did say to be careful where I said that out loud so to speak. Sign 'O De Toymes so to speak.

thesandeman

I can beat you there Butters. He introduced my parents to each other, baptised me when he was a priest and confirmed me when he was a bishop.



*Awaits call from Joe's army of researchers*

ButtersSuki

thesandeman wrote: »

I can beat you there Butters. He introduced my parents to each other, baptised me when he was a priest and confirmed me when he was a bishop.



*Awaits call from Joe's army of researchers*

Are you from Gaillimh* so to speak?







*Note use of Koopla F_ckle when addressing someone from de Whest of Ireland a la Joe so to speak.

thesandeman

I am indeed. Born in England though, hence Father Casey pouring the water on me so to speak.

Red Kev

thesandeman wrote: »

I can beat you there Butters. He introduced my parents to each other, baptised me when he was a priest and confirmed me when he was a bishop.



*Awaits call from Joe's army of researchers*

You sure he didn't father you either caller?

He was a randy old bugger Casey. He got a slap in the face off a good friend of my mother's one day for an un-clergymanlike* advance on her posterior. He had good taste mind, as the friend of my mudder was a hell of a looker in her day.


*Although from what we know now, it was more like par for the course for the clergymen of the time. 'Twas far removed from mitching off to see a Dana concert they were with the 'oul antics like that.

I suppose Duffy will be torn between the Tuam babies and the former Bishop of Galway (which is under the Diocese that covers Tuam IIRC) who was a rogue - but what do you expect from a Kerryman.

Will Casey's good mate Fr Michael Cleary get a mention, he being the former PP of Ballyfermot. Of course hi behaviour of making a woman pregnant and her having to give the child up for adoption is all to familiar to us at the moment. Crazy world.

Three weeks after his death in December 1993 (from throat cancer), when they were therefore no longer liable to be prosecuted for defamation, The Phoenix, a national news magazine, published an article alleging that Cleary had fathered a child, Ross Hamilton, with Phyllis Hamilton, who had worked as his longtime housekeeper. This claim was subsequently repeated and it was suggested it was confirmed by DNA analysis. The remaining Cleary family who volunteered to provide their own DNA refused to acknowledge the boy, nor has any DNA evidence been forthcoming or provided by any of the claimed children.[1] The Cleary family have also disputed claims that he had fathered two boys ( both having the same mother Phyllis Hamilton who it is claimed also had a girl during this time by another trainee priest) and said they were in possession of blood tests and affidavits from two men who claimed to be the boys' fathers but apparently none of these were ever produced.[3]

Cleary allegedly had a secret 26-year relationship with Hamilton that started in the 1960s when she was 17 and he was about 34.[4] They allegedly had two sons, the first given up for adoption and the second they allegedly raised together.[5] Hamilton was later supported by psychiatrist Dr Ivor Browne, who also publicised her story with her consent

Mena Mitty

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Philomena or The Snapper, which fillum would be better to show to a child who doesn't know who their fadder is?

I'd be leaning towards a box set of the original Dallas for starters for an educational slant, then on to the current series. From Jock to John Ross jnr and all the women inbetween.

Fadders come in all shapes and sizes, good fadders, bad fadders, rich fadders and poor fadders...don't forget dat.

thesandeman

Red Kev wrote: »

You sure he didn't father you either caller?

He was a randy old bugger Casey. He got a slap in the face off a good friend of my mother's one day

He gave me a slap in the face once but I think it was part of the ceremony so to speak.

I'm not religious but I always had time for Eamo.

ButtersSuki

thesandeman wrote: »

I am indeed. Born in England though, hence Father Casey pouring the water on me so to speak.

I went to school in Gaillimh. We possibly/probably know each other......and here we are now reunited in our admiration for Ireland's best broadcaster/writer/actor/artist/etc.

Lady Chatterton

I feel the reaction to Bishop Eamon Casey's death is similar to Charlie Haughey's passing. Two majorly controversial figures of the 90's, who did their fair share of wrong but also did some good during their lifetimes too.

Casey was wrong to use church funds but at least he tried to financially support his son. Such a shame that the church still doesn't have the cop-on to allow priests to marry, I believe we'd have a far better church if priests could form relationships and experience life's ups and downs like the rest of us.

thesandeman

Had chats with quite a few people last night who had interactions with the bould Bishop over the years.
Not one had a bad word to say about him, only great stories.
Duffy('s researchers) will really have to wheel out the Petal Brigade if he wants to start a controversy today.

Ally Dick

They're having a collection for Eamonn Casey's family outside churches this Sunday. Please give generously....for Pete's sake....