The Moaning of Death: Liveline 23/9 forward

walshb

Roger_007 wrote: »

Does anyone actually believe that all the sports stuff sold with signatures of famous sports stars are actually signed individually by those stars?

Yes..

At least I believed they weren’t bloody forged..

Mass produced with a signature..

But some nobody actually forging?

You saying this should have been obvious to people?

Chalk McHugh

dvcireland wrote: »

after 14 lines of coke:


"..In the midst of a police stand-off with Moat, Gazza recalled how he showed up in his dressing gown while bringing his fishing rod and cooked chicken to the killer's location in Rothbury..."

Good call by Gazza as Moat was un such a fowl mood.

BPKS

dvcireland wrote: »

In the midst of a police stand-off with Moat, Gazza recalled how he showed up in his dressing gown while bringing his fishing rod and cooked chicken to the killer's location in Rothbury.

And a bag of cans.

Paul Merson recalls living with Gazza and his mate, 5 bellies when he played with Middlesboro.

They used play a game most days where they throw cash into the pot, drink a shot and swallow a sleeping tablet.

Whoever was last to sleep was the winner and took the pot.

PieOhMy

That was one of the weirdest rants he has ever gone on. Might transcribe later if I have the mental capacity.

Roger_007

Roger_007 wrote: »

Does anyone actually believe that all the sports stuff sold with signatures of famous sports stars are actually signed individually by those stars?

Rodney: What about those cricket bats, signed by Viv Richards?
Del: They were signed by Viv Richards!
Rodney: Yeah, Steve Richards sister!

shearforce

Yer man broke into Packies house

Down the road from me.

withless

I'm out. GUFF OVERLOAD

gmisk

Is this just a plug your website day?!

dvcireland

get these early christmas tree buyers a ****ing job and a bag of prozac

BPKS

shearforce wrote: »

Yer man broke into Packies house

You cant say that caller:eek:

pc7

THey are decorating them for Halloween joe

PieOhMy

Dublin office space to be shut down by 3pm for the next decade.

ButtersSuki

Even Bohs would be embarrassed wit Mr. Duffy's sycophantic arse-licking hyperbolic praise.

Roger_007

“Have yourself a Covid little Christmas “

SEPT 23 1989

its September ffs

ButtersSuki

John you're on the radio!

BPKS

Yeah cos that hours "work" you do on Christmas Eve earns you about €2,500

BPKS

Another contender for stupid question of they year about the real tree.

Well done Joe, well done

ButtersSuki

BPKS wrote: »

Yeah cos that hours "work" you do on Christmas Eve earns you about €2,500

More like €5,000+, it's 2 hours on air, but he has to travel into town too - mileage and extra time to be billed.

It's €2,000 per hour, €2,500 for a 75min show.

Mena Mitty

Christmas tree grower urges peeple to put up their Christmas trees early...to give them a lift sotospeak.

dvcireland

your a gob****e Joe

ButtersSuki

Wat colour are de Christmas Trees?

furiousox

From the FAI to christmas trees to maths grades.
Seamless broadcasting by the maestro.

Del.Monte

This muck is even worse than usual, is there no business he can close down or mad old religious bints that Joe could ring?

PieOhMy

Joe cud take on a few trees for the various lobbies and receptions in his house

SEPT 23 1989

BPKS wrote: »

Yeah cos that hours "work" you do on Christmas Eve earns you about €2,500

and all the bags of Christmas gifts donated by local businesses

shearforce

christmas tree seller on to solve the leaving cert grading system

PieOhMy

Would love a Christmas tree scam

Chalk McHugh

I used to know a Christmas tree salesman. He was a sound feller.

sligojoek

Christmas my ar$e.

TheHomeService

Bohs “great social conscience” didn’t kick in when they signed Akinade from Bray, knowing fully about his history.

ButtersSuki

Mr. Duffy will ask John what he thinks of his wunderful fantastic idea to let everyone who wants to go to college fo.

SEPT 23 1989

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

its September ffs

It was chilly and breezy this morning so my father insisted we light the fire at 11am. I'm now looking out at blue sky and sunshine. I'm wearing t-shirt and shorts and am melting.

gmisk

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Wat colour are de Christmas Trees?

Brown piles of nothing by the time we get to Christmas if they are buying them now

PieOhMy

The comming leaving cert? H1 for me anyways

dvcireland

is this mannix flynn?

BPKS

shearforce wrote: »

christmas tree seller on to solve the leaving cert grading system

In fairness, he is probably better qualified than Norma Foley

SEPT 23 1989

Chalk McHugh wrote: »

I used to know a Christmas tree salesman. He was a sound feller.

is that you Brush?

Chalk McHugh

Chalk McHugh wrote: »

I used to know a Christmas tree salesman. He was a sound feller.

Surely he was a tree feller?

Flukey

ButtersSuki wrote: »

More like €5,000+, it's 2 hours on air, but he has to travel into town too - mileage and extra time to be billed.

It's €2,000 per hour, €2,500 for a 75min show.

Like most of the audience, he'll be able to get the free travel into it in another couple of years.

cozar

joe trying to make a go at explaining the bell curve and failed.

Beechwoodspark

He will just not drop that stupid idea of his

PieOhMy

A Christmas tree shaped curve

ButtersSuki

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Mr. Duffy will ask John what he thinks of his wunderful fantastic idea to let everyone who wants to go to college fo.

BINGO.

ButtersSuki

cozar wrote: »

joe trying to make a go at explaining the bell curve and failed.

He's a bell end.

Beechwoodspark

Mathematically symphonic

What an absolute clown

cozar

1800 333333 love it well done.

BPKS

He still manages to make a b0llix of the phone number

ButtersSuki

51551 COVID CANNOT CANCEL CHRISTMAS CAMPAIGN!