Lahv Lahn: we can’t get de virus as we’re an island Editio

PieOhMy

Dutchie wrote: »

Possibly he doesn't work in an essential business, maybe just maybe he wants to use any excuse to get away from you missus

He just parks the car up at the side of the road for the day and has a sleep for himself

zell12

AA man!

dvcireland

Voiceover guy from Friday doing cork county council ad

Dan Jaman

Plug for the tyre man.

BPKS

Heckler wrote: »

Shes dead right. Too many companies bull****ting about being essential.

Hi Lilly:)

Atlantic Dawn

How much for a set of Bridgestone Turanza's for a 1996 Merc E Class so to speak?

bigroad

Set of new tyres for the Jagggg on the way.

dvcireland

Where's Keiff Duffy

Daz_

Korrrr ecttt!

Dan Jaman

I hope he's on the right track and might have a blow-out on Friday after work.

sligojoek

Thank you for your service

Odyssey 2005

Duffy not taking any hit

urgelgru

Tyursauce

dvcireland

dvcireland wrote: »

Where's Keiff Duffy

He doesn’t speak on de RTE radio so to speak.

Odyssey 2005

Hang on
Hang on
Hang on

sligojoek

Medics uniform

Dan Jaman

This is all a great excuse for the pompous, self-righteous assholes in the country to have a fly pop at others and feel better about themselves.

Odyssey 2005

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

How much for a set of Bridgestone Turanza's for a 1996 Merc E Class so to speak?

Also interested

Dan Jaman

Thanks for her service.

Tell her thanx for her service.

Atlantic Dawn

dvcireland wrote: »

Where's Keiff Duffy

Jeff2

sligojoek wrote: »

Thank you for your service

Bang on

sligojoek

sligojoek wrote: »

Thank you for your service

Bingo

Odyssey 2005

Thank Her For Her Service :)

bottlebrush

I feel like I've just watched an episode of
fr ted

He’s going up to his attic... lordy, they instructed us not to do such things at this time!

Fujitsu10

Deleted User wrote: »

He’s going up to his attic... lordy, they instructed us not to do such things at this time!

It's ok he doesn't plan on having an accident today !!! :D

ShamNNspace

bottlebrush wrote: »

I feel like I've just watched an episode of
fr ted

Ah here we are
all the lads together

I must say I’m getting into good chipper form now dat I’m virtually through de voirus and very happy to be immune. De very bestest state to be in at dis difficult time!

BPKS

Dan Jaman wrote: »

This is all a great excuse for the pompous, self-righteous assholes in the country to have a fly pop at others and feel better about themselves.

Was listening to Pat Kenny this morning and he read out a text from a listener.

It went along the lines of:

We are getting our children to do their school work as per their school timetable.

They also help making meals.

They also help in the farm.

They also grow vegetables.

They go for a walk on the farm.

Gods Gift

[Deleted User] wrote: »

He’s going up to his attic... lordy, they instructed us not to do such things at this time!

He’s going to try beat Anne franks Guinness world record.

sligojoek

[Deleted User] wrote: »

He’s going up to his attic... lordy, they instructed us not to do such things at this time!

He's gonna write a classic.

Fujitsu10

Deleted User wrote: »

I must say I’m getting into good chipper form now dat I’m virtually through de voirus and very happy to be immune. De very bestest state to be in at dis difficult time!

Not to be raining on your parade Catmaniac, but listening to various Doctors on various TV shows/news they all seem to differ on the immune aspect after recovery. Please be careful of yourself and take care. Serious Post

Fujitsu10

Fujitsu10 wrote: »

Not to be raining on your parade Catmaniac, but listening to various Doctors on various TV shows/news they all seem to differ on the immune aspect after recovery. Please be careful of yourself and take care. Serious Post

I know my immunity may be short enough lived, but it’s something to be getting on with.

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I know my immunity may be short enough lived, but it’s something to be getting on with.

I would love to get tested for immunity as I could play some helpful role volunteering at something g and get myself useful. Would love to provide antibodies to rescue somebody, except history of colitis etc. Decades ago tried to sign up as a bone marrow donor (before colitis diagnosis) but the Blood Transfusion Service was so badly run in those days that they made a botch if getting me signed up, long story.

Odyssey 2005

sligojoek wrote: »

He's gonna write a classic.

10/10

ButtersSuki

PieOhMy wrote: »

Remember the topic last year about people wanting to smoke at the entrance of hospitals ?

Names of dogs mentioned in the last 2 weeks:
Murphy
Brando
Mutty (?)

Buttsy, but Mr. Duffy kept calling him Muttsy.

MmmChocolate wrote: »

There is literally a string of people calling in to this show to explain why the rules don't or shouldn't apply to them or that they're gonna ignore them anyway and all Joe can do is sit there and tut tut and agree with them as if they're hard done by when he should be slapping them down and telling them to cop on left right and centre.

I did suggest de following last week so to speak:

ButtersSuki wrote: »

We need Ivan Yates to do Lahv Lahn for a week and tell these gimps to cop the f*ck on and stop pandering to them like Mr. Duffy.

And what happened over the weekend?

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Real life example:

1 positive case this past weekend has taken out 42 medical staff in a Cork hospital for 2 weeks.

PieOhMy

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Buttsy, but Mr. Duffy kept calling him Muttsy.

The dogs of CV-19: the great unwalked.

sligojoek

Someone texting Darcy looking for a recipe for coddle.
He should have told them to ring Joe.

pc7

sligojoek wrote: »

He's gonna write a classic.

Thanks for that haven’t listened to that song in years and have it on now, it’s the little things x

sligojoek

sligojoek wrote: »

Someone texting Darcy looking for a recipe for coddle.
He should have told them to ring Joe.

I remember once having coddle when dining out at lunch. It was by Edinburgh Botanic Gardens, and they call it Stovies over there.

Dan Jaman

Deleted User wrote: »

I remember once having coddle when dining out at lunch. It was by Edinburgh Botanic Gardens, and they call it Stovies over there.

So, that's what coddle is.
Stovies - spuds in a stew, basically.

ButtersSuki

Isn't there something about boiling sausages in mikl in a 'classic' coddle recipe so to speak?

I have never had coddle, and I aim to keep it that way. I did see it once, it looked utterly disgusting.

Dan Jaman

Dan Jaman wrote: »

So, that's what coddle is.
Stovies - spuds in a stew, basically.

The basic recipe is slices of potato and onion layered and boiled in stock with sausage and/bacon, seasoned with salt & pepper. Made well on good quality ingredients it can be palatable. A sautéed German version is available in Lidl. It’s something found In variations around mid-northern half of Europe.

I once had a non-invasive ventilator in my car & in my apartment. After my cousin (de one I inherited de cat from) died of Motor Neurone a Disease, the Hospice asked me would I take care of it until the company that rented it could collect it. They are quite compact, and actually could be afforded to purchase by anybody would could forego their summer holiday. They are not just used in acute care settings but as a long term answer to sleep apnea where it provides better health to individuals affected.

ButtersSuki

Deleted User wrote: »

I once had a non-invasive ventilator in my car & in my apartment. After my cousin (de one I inherited de cat from) died of Motor Neurone a Disease, the Hospice asked me would I take care of it until the company that rented it could collect it. They are quite compact, and actually could be afforded to purchase by anybody would could forego their summer holiday. They are not just used in acute care settings but as a long term answer to sleep apnea where it provides better health to individuals affected.

Wat colour was de ventilator?

ButtersSuki

Deleted User wrote: »

The basic recipe is slices of potato and onion layered and boiled in stock with sausage and/bacon, seasoned with salt & pepper. Made well on good quality ingredients it can be palatable. A sautéed German version is available in Lidl. It’s something found In variations around mid-northern half of Europe.

I'm sticking to my milk instead of stock idea, I'm pretty sure I heard dat wance - maybe even on Da Lahv Lahn.

ButtersSuki

ButtersSuki wrote: »

I'm sticking to my milk instead of stock idea, I'm pretty sure I heard dat wance - maybe even on Da Lahv Lahn.

I hate milk, don’t make me puke by yer aul traditional recipe.

Raging and reposting my angry post elsewhere:

How the heck did Ryan Tubridy just get tested, considering he only dr sloped symptoms after the new criteria came in? Maybe he has an underlying condition, but even if so he seems to have got priority.

It is sickening to see “celebrities” getting priority over medical workers and carers.

withless

BPKS wrote: »

We have had some combination of gobsh1tes on today in fairness

YMBNH?