(Tell me WHOY) I don't like Funny Froidays: Liveline 15/2/19 and dat

thecretinhop

u know dat kind of way x 10

Roger_007

Topgear on Dave wrote: »

Did she just say it was a rural city?

Ballydehob, maybe?

BarryD2

McDermotX wrote: »

Doesn't have a car ?


I really hope there's more to this call. Otherwise, Fup off !

Caller is quite correct. She'd be better off ignoring the law and getting experience driving, in order to pass the test. But that's agin the law and I doubt if the Minister cares a whit.

Uncharted

The joys of living in the countryside.

My 3 teenagers can drive to a good standard and have been driving on private property for the last 2 years. They are 13,15 and 17.

One of the perks of rural Ireland.

McDermotX

So......there was no point to the call at all ?

Strange for Lahvlahn.

Imro, driving licences, hoarding.... This is a repeat of other shows.

They're just ringing up old callers. Slow day indeed.

tretorn

What is your wan on about now, its just so hard to listen to people like this.

Del.Monte

Joe will be looking for a death angle here.

Roger_007

She sounds strangely like Marian Finnucane?

Michael joseph

hold on did dhe say she took drugs

SEPT 23 1989

Touch of the wet brain there

For Forks Sake

That accent is an affront to the ears.

withless

Joe playing with the unwell again.

2smiggy

had to take a phone call, WTF is going on here :eek:

Uncharted

Gave up the beer years ago and still sounds drunk. Must have been some final sesh.

Roger_007

Uncharted wrote: »

Gave up the beer years ago and still sounds drunk. Must have been some final sesh.

Brain damage?

sligojoek

What's the fcuking point of this?

Uncharted

Roger_007 wrote: »

Brain damage?

Pickled cranium-itis

tretorn

Dreadful stuff.

sligojoek

Joe being deliberately thick now.

SEPT 23 1989

Uncharted wrote: »

Gave up the beer years ago and still sounds drunk. Must have been some final sesh.

Straight vodka by the sounds of it

Uncharted

This wan sounds like Gollum on a stag night

2smiggy

why have this lady on ?? Joe's a sick sick man

thecretinhop

a wind up rabbit

Roger_007

You'd never guess she's only 24.

sligojoek

TAXI alert

SEPT 23 1989

clamp down on taxis now

2smiggy

mention of a TV licence ....

Roger_007

No Liveline is complete without a contribution from a Taxi driver!

djemba djemba

What about the Dublin bus drivers and their trannies that they went on strike for a few years back.

Michael joseph

sligojoek wrote: »

TAXI alert

he must be new to taxiing, he's fairly upbeat, coherent and actually stops talking when someone else talks

For Forks Sake

Which occurs first a vegan telling you they're a vegan, or a taxi driver telling you they're a taxi driver?

thecretinhop

imro had a few scandals over de years in my recollection i may be wrong...

Uncharted

djemba djemba wrote: »

What about the Dublin bus drivers and their trannies that they went on strike for a few years back.

Bangkok to Clontarf route caller ?

McDermotX

Struggling taxi-driver

withless

Taxi Drivers vs IMRO in de Hoigh Cawrt.

Nice one Joe.

Roger_007

A pornographic performance?.........in a taxi?.............in the back seat hopefully?

SEPT 23 1989

Victor will be getting the holiday brochure out

sligojoek

That was a sh1te show.

McDermotX

Goes back to cab now and rips the radio out of the dash.

Uncharted

...........And the hodge-podge trainwreck,shambles of a show award goes to..............

LAHVLAHN 26th March

tretorn

tretorn wrote: »

These injured animals shouldnt be moved at all.

Let them die in peace or find someone with a gun to finish them off. They could be carrying all sorts of disease too, another reason to just leave them where they are.

That would be my instinct too, if I came across an injured animal. Generally speaking they should be destroyed as they cannot reasonably be nursed without causing serious stress to them - they are not domesticated and should not be exposed to domestic conditions.

But with an increasingly urban population, a lot of people will assume that every sick and injured animal must be brought to a vet for treatment. We probably should have some scheme so that vets are (at least) not incurring expenses in treating these animals; I'd doubt there are any vets who seriously expect to profit from such work, but they certainly should be paid for treatment cost, assuming it was a necessary intervention.

There is one local woman (worth mentioning that she's not from the countryside) who regularly shows up at my family member's practice, or private home, with stricken hedgehogs, birds, and all sorts of wild animals.

The equipment required to treat these animals,let alone the cost of the medication, is quite expensive. I think a lot of people actually assume that vets get paid for this work just like a HSE doctor, when obviously it's completely unpaid.

mzungu

sligojoek wrote: »

That was a sh1te show.

There's been better, alright. They need to get the characters on.

withless

Tennis balls are a disgrace Joe.

"Doo dey tink is wembledon weeehk awreddy r sumhtung?"

Atlantic Dawn

djemba djemba wrote: »

What about the Dublin bus drivers and their trannies that they went on strike for a few years back.

Having a trannie in the cabin next to you is a sign you have made at Dublin Bus, I often see them proudly mounted beside the driver so to speak.

BBFAN

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

In Dublin, yes, and also the Blue Cross.

But deep in the countryside, I don't think so. I know my sister would never turn away a person with a seriously injured animal, nor would most vets. Even if they could bill the ISPCA, that's not exactly fair on the ISPCA either, and most are probably reluctant to do so.

But when it's a road safety issue, I think it's a no-brainer that professionals should be paid to remove a public danger.

I once brought a knocked down cat to the vets and some charity or other paid half the bill and I had to pay the other half so there must be some scheme or other out there.

Jeff2

BBFAN wrote: »

I once brought a knocked down cat to the vets and some charity or other paid half the bill and I had to pay the other half so there must be some scheme or other out there.

I don't think you even listen to the show.

2smiggy

probably completely topics, but as advertisied

- Lotto targeting Children, buy your ma tickets
- Waste in the public service !! but dealing with hospitals , not RTE
- Taxi drivers having to pay for your music, should have plenty of angry taxi drivers today !!
- Speed limiters in all cars from 2022 !! (good luck getting this in, my own opinion BTW)

sligojoek

2smiggy wrote: »

probably completely topics, but as advertisied

- Lotto targeting Children, buy your ma tickets
- Waste in the public service !! but dealing with hospitals , not RTE
- Taxi drivers having to pay for your music, should have plenty of angry taxi drivers today !!
- Speed limiters in all cars from 2022 !! (good luck getting this in, my own opinion BTW)

More lotto bashing by Joe. Does he not know that you can't buy a ticket unless you're over 18? He should have qualified it by saying "adult children".

But shur there'd be no outrage and sensationalism in that.

Roger_007

2smiggy wrote: »

probably completely topics, but as advertisied

- Lotto targeting Children, buy your ma tickets
- Waste in the public service !! but dealing with hospitals , not RTE
- Taxi drivers having to pay for your music, should have plenty of angry taxi drivers today !!
- Speed limiters in all cars from 2022 !! (good luck getting this in, my own opinion BTW)

I think last nights tennis ball protest will feature prominently...........Liveline only covers the most important topics.