Joexit-is Joe back for 2020?

neris

ShylockWept wrote: »

Ok, thanks. But we know it is a little more than that. He covers pressing social, political, and socio-economic issues, and identifies the moral, psuchological, and sociologuical dimensions of such issues

sligojoek

Fingers crossed Cat.
Hope all goes well.

dvcireland

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Not as good as de original and best, that’s mine btw.

needs a few additions.so to speak:

Kerfuffle
Doyed
Unwell
What colour was it ?
As I saying to your researcher.
The wunderful, "insert" , Father Iggy, Brush Shields, June Rogers, Noel v Ginnity, Louis Copeland, Lugs Brannigan.
Entitled
Don't do the accent

Odyssey 2005

The corpse basher ??. Will today be an encore?

Bolloxogy about the dail
Window removal
Accidental landlord crying
Dart good samaritan
The show must be 5 hrs long today

generalgerry

Will he be talking about the sulky racing on the N7 I wonder?

https://extra.ie/2020/02/20/news/irish-news/dangerous-sulky-horse-race

Absolutely shocking that one "ethnic group" can just p1ss all over the rules that the rest of society have to adhere to. Any animal rights groups have the b@lls to take this on.

Odyssey 2005

generalgerry wrote: »

Will he be talking about the sulky racing on the N7 I wonder?

https://extra.ie/2020/02/20/news/irish-news/dangerous-sulky-horse-race

Absolutely shocking that one "ethnic group" can just p1ss all over the rules that the rest of society have to adhere to. Any animal rights groups have the b@lls to take this on.

You must be joking. Straw balls will stay miles from that story.

ShylockWept

ShylockWept wrote: »

I listened, and Ill be fourthright in saying that it was not one of the better shows that I have listened to. It disenfranchises me to say that I think, perhaps, Joe was a little distracted. But honestly I would blame production and callers.

I'd like to clear up a misconception about Joe's distractedness. I understand how people might believe that he is distracted, but I do believe it is because he operates at a much deeper level than lay people. As mentioned in earlier post, he is weaving together the moral, psychological, and sociological dimensions of social problems discussed on his radio show.

I believe he is a polemic, and despite a bad show once in a million, he will go down as the greatest radio broadcaster of all time, globally, and across history, past present and future. And I mean that sincerely

That is my honest assessment, like it or not.

Not sure whether serious or just trolling.

Hector Savage

ShylockWept wrote: »

I listened, and Ill be fourthright in saying that it was not one of the better shows that I have listened to. It disenfranchises me to say that I think, perhaps, Joe was a little distracted. But honestly I would blame production and callers.

I'd like to clear up a misconception about Joe's distractedness. I understand how people might believe that he is distracted, but I do believe it is because he operates at a much deeper level than lay people. As mentioned in earlier post, he is weaving together the moral, psychological, and sociological dimensions of social problems discussed on his radio show.

I believe he is a polemic, and despite a bad show once in a million, he will go down as the greatest radio broadcaster of all time, globally, and across history, past present and future. And I mean that sincerely

That is my honest assessment, like it or not.

Ah good afternoon new RTE Intern !!

neris

Hector Savage wrote: »

Ah good afternoon new RTE Intern !!

I reckon one of the 3 twins has infiltrated the thread. Or else Butters is taking the piss

I’m of the generation who watched Esther Rantzen’s televisual version of Lahvlahn crossed with consumer issues and Funny Froydaze. She is the one who started Childline through that iconic show, “That’s Life”. At the end of the show a long cartoon scroll (Terry Willers I think) was a rolled by, featuring all the things on that week’s show. One time a stuffed white fluffy cat featured, its owner not too pleased with the taxidermy work done on her beloved pet and she wanted her money back. Joe could do an Irish version of this show. It was a highlight of the week, full of Gold as well as sorrowful moments.

KevRossi

^ I remember that, one of the funniest things you'll see.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnTmvQNWqX8

KevRossi

And Spitting Image did a good plss take of That's Life, could do something similar for Liveline.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUc01RIwK7s

KevRossi

KevRossi wrote: »

And Spitting Image did a good plss take of That's Life, could do something similar for Liveline.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUc01RIwK7s

We need a spitting image here! I volunteer to craft the puppets. Ryan Tubridy, Joe Duffy, Meeryam, Darcy, Derek Mooney with The Ghost of Gaybo and Phantom of Finucane pairing together to pass commentary along with Derek Mooney speaking from the RTÉ back office grave.

Mena Mitty

Something along the same lines as the taxidermist....the pet painter.

Roger_007

Deleted User wrote: »

De cat has been left into de hospital. Had to sign consent forms and have a consultation talk with de vet, way more extensive than when I had my knee surgery. The surgeon says that whilst she has done very many orthopaedic cases, this is groundbreaking surgery, as radical as it gets. The leg and half pelvis ate going for studies. May someone can find a use for a no-linger-needed cancerous cat leg, as per de book “100 things to do with a dead cat”. He will come home tomorrow with a Fentanyl patch (Drug dat killed Prince) , which legally must be returned to vet in a plastic bag if it falls off as it’s a strictly controlled drug And I’m not to try putting it in myself, loike. I did ask would a Versatis patch do, no it wouldn’t. He will later be on Lyrica, and then graduate back to just Loxicam.

Would a course of Viagra help at all........(sort of a leg replacement loike)?

Mena Mitty

Mena Mitty wrote: »

Something along the same lines as the taxidermist....the pet painter.

Good grief! As a teenager I earned summer money going pet portraits, ending up diagnosing an eye problem, Progressive Retinal Atrophy, in one of them. They had wondered why the poor dog kept heading into things.

Gods Gift

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

The corpse basher ??. Will today be an encore?

Bolloxogy about the dail
Window removal
Accidental landlord crying
Dart good samaritan
The show must be 5 hrs long today

Joe been floggin a dead horse for years

Roger_007

Roger_007 wrote: »

Would a course of Viagra help at all........(sort of a leg replacement loike)?

His pleasure centre is gone, alas. Cat’s penises are barbed like thorns.

Hector Savage

KevRossi wrote: »

^ I remember that, one of the funniest things you'll see.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnTmvQNWqX8

:D that's brilliant!

KevRossi

KevRossi wrote: »

^ I remember that, one of the funniest things you'll see.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnTmvQNWqX8

What a miserable stuffed pussy!

Roger_007

Deleted User wrote: »

His pleasure centre is gone, alas. Cat’s penises are barbed like thorns.

That would explain the murderous screeching that goes on when cats are ‘on the job’ so to speak.

Dan Jaman

Deleted User wrote: »

What a miserable stuffed pussy!

Funnily enough, those who've worked with her say that.

Trying to be camp.. went wrong there.

What’s dat?

McDermotX

WTF

Dan Jaman

Suck off the froth, there's a good lad.

Roger_007

Shlurp shlurp!

Hannibal Lecter?

fritzelly

Joe slurping his champagne

cozar

Is she at the dentist sounds like the suction thingy. ?