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

Odyssey 2005

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

The seafront is nice, it stops there.

Lots of it is lovely. Apart from seafront, Putland Road, in fact between sea front and town and much more is nice, some problematic areas generally more inland.

Ally Dick

This clown is not to be listened to. As stupid as John Lonergan. Not living in the real world

2smiggy

Jesus some rubbish on the show today

jeremyj1968

And what has this got to do with Ireland?

Del.Monte

Ally Dick wrote: »

This clown is not to be listened to. As stupid as John Lonergan. Not living in the real world

That's not fair to Fr.Iggy.

Uncharted

This Iggy guy loves the sound of his own voice

jeremyj1968

If we offer you fifty quid, will you never ever ring in again?

Roger_007

I'm guessing that Fr Iggy is making up this story..........like a parable, so to speak!

pc7

2smiggy wrote: »

Jesus some rubbish on the show today

Fixed that for you

Del.Monte

Damo chairing a conference.

Odyssey 2005

2smiggy wrote: »

why is Damien saying this fellow is very clever , when he is exactly the opposite. Just enabling other idiots

Therein lies a major problem in RTE. !

Roger_007

Damo is making a lot of assumptions today?...........Fr Iggy....popular......LOL.

Michael joseph

Iggy not getting drawn into millionaire bashing

2smiggy

would prefer to see the money doing up the building, than giving it to lay abouts or junkies

Odyssey 2005

Why does it matter a shíťé to damo what a French billionaire does with his money ? Hes just muddling the water

Odyssey 2005

Hospitality industry,..hes a barman ffs

pc7

Bar and Waiter, is it a Baiter or a War?

Michael joseph

left yourself open there Damo

2smiggy

feck tipping, we have minimum wage for a reason , and drink and food costs enough

In USA they want as high a tip as possible and would accept double the check.

Odyssey 2005

Ask me brother am I a liar

Odyssey 2005

Token tink tank.

Michael joseph

who's handing back tips...she's making this up

washiskin

Oh no......giggling American alert.... defend your ears!

Odyssey 2005

Jimmy from Wiltshire does a fair amount of tipping

Odyssey 2005

washiskin wrote: »

Oh no......giggling American alert.... defend your ears!

Sickening.

Roger_007

Nobody ever refused to take the usual tip from me............(maybe if i upped it to 50 cents, they might:D)

pc7

I'm out boardsies, enjoy the long weekend break.

Mena Mitty

Her giggling would charm the birds outta the trees.

Was it Lord BH?

Michael joseph

"I walked over to him to tell him it was a wheelchair space"

Mena Mitty

If you could walk over to the jeep you could walk into the shop.

Demanding your telephone?

djemba djemba

Do you have a blue badge caller?

He does

Odyssey 2005

This lad is a nosey aul bollix.

Mena Mitty

That's some chip you have on your shoulder there caller.

Odyssey 2005

djemba djemba wrote: »

Do you have a blue badge caller?

Damo afraid to ash the hard question

Odyssey 2005

Mena Mitty wrote: »

That's some chip you have on your shoulder there caller.

More chips than Burdocks

Roger_007

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

This lad is a nosey aul bollix.

I'm not believing a word outta him!

dvcireland

**** off ironside

Odyssey 2005

djemba djemba wrote: »

Do you have a blue badge caller?

He does

He volunteered the info

2smiggy

Damien just making up his own stories now

Currently I’m using a Lidl wheelchair space simply because I can’t get out of the car without opening door fully out. I see lots of cars in the other disabled spaces where people are using them without any disability at all.

Michael joseph

he's completely right, but unfortunately a pain in the hole

Odyssey 2005

Roger_007 wrote: »

I'm not believing a word outta him!

Nor me.
Have you got an injury...yeah right.;)

dvcireland

"...**** off or you'll get another one..."

quote of the week

Ally Dick

There is no enforcement in Ireland. Forget about fines etc.. Guards will trot out the figures and never do the policing

dvcireland

"...mind you language potty mouth, there's a childs bike outside..."

goose2005

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

100%. JB I have much respect for you but on this occasion I feel you are in error. After I was born, not a very long time ago <60 my mother was brought to the church to be "churched ". She was a married woman who conceived and bore a (wonderful son):). But was deemed unfit to partake in sacraments until she was cleansed of sin"sex". with her husband. !!!

I don't think that was the intention of "churching" although some people may have believed it was.

For centuries, newborns were baptized within hours or days of their births, which meant their mothers could generally not attend the baptism. Churching was an occasion of thanksgiving for the lives of the mother and the child in a time when maternal and infantile mortality were high.

The time of lying-in before churching was a time of rest for the new mother, since the first few weeks after delivery are critical to the health of the mother for a complete recovery. A network and support system of midwives, neighbors, and family members helped the young mother with the care of her household.

Churching then marked the return of the mother to her social life. She resumed her duties to their full extent. The celebration was often followed by a meal (in French, the word for churching, “relevailles,” is also the word for the feast that follows).

"Impurity" after childbirth is more of a Jewish belief. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impurity_after_childbirth

sligojoek

Deleted User wrote: »

Currently I’m using a Lidl wheelchair space simply because I can’t get out of the car without opening door fully out. I see lots of cars in the other disabled spaces where people are using them without any disability at all.

Aldi in Sligo today 3 out of 4spaces taken by the transit / hi ace appreciation club. Nothing wrong with them only fat and lazy. No shortage of ordinary spaces.