Christmas DEADLINE spells death knell of Covid: Yuletide Liveline

ButtersSuki

That story didn’t deserve to be on National Radio once, yet on RTÉ it gets aired twice, and the participants got rewarded for it on top of that!

PieOhMy

One of the most disgraceful things that has the potential to happen here is the scam artist who wears mens clothes getting some further reward.

sligojoek

More dreary sh1te

ButtersSuki

generalgerry wrote: »

With the way things are going, if you can't blackface or dress as an Indian, then it is only a matter of time before impersonating somebody in a minority group will be considered "culturally inappropriate".

We’ve already passed that point caller! I’m serious! And I hope you’re joking!

generalgerry

The singing has been good this morning in fairness.

Particularly June Rodgers
*waits*

sligojoek

Incredible incredible incredible Kodaline.

sligojoek

Kenya in Nairobi

Sir Oxman

WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
Apparently, Bosco is due to be on this.

sligojoek

The "journalist" Victoria Mary Clarke.

Jesus.

walshb

Susan McFadden...wow, really bringing out the stars for this show!!

Sir Oxman

Me second favourite Christmas tune
It's missin the 'ah-aha-aha's'

PieOhMy

I'm still shook at joe praising the presentation of some of the self published books and then audibly firing them onto the floor. Its actually gas.

ButtersSuki

I have long suspected that Brindin O’Cardle and his family’s flights home at Christmas (Business Class of course - I have had the displeasure of sharing the Business Class cabin with them from Orlando to Dublin), are paid for by RTÉ as part of his remuneration for dis show, along I’m sure with an incredibly heavy fee. On top of that, Mr. O’Cardle gets 2 hours to plug his show, website, tours, DVDs, and various other wares at every opportunity.

I suspect I might treat myself to a FOI request as a Christmas present to myself so to speak dis year and ask de question “fo reals” as de young peeple say.

sligojoek

sligojoek wrote: »

Kenya in Nairobi

Trier in France

Me faaaaaader used to go to Trier on his business trips to GERMANY. Well he was brought to Trier on picturesque outings, so to speak, from the industrialised area where he was negotiating de purchase of pumps for de ESB power stations an dat. De way he used to bring de German engineers to Powerscourt an dat.

ButtersSuki

sligojoek wrote: »

Incredible incredible incredible Kodaline.

I’m only half-listening, no “wunderful, fantastic”?

I have de foyre roaring

Sir Oxman

Deleted User wrote: »

I have de foyre roaring

Minimalistic Christmas stuff.
Love it, that's the way it should be!:D

ButtersSuki

Deleted User wrote: »

I have de foyre roaring

As another RTÉ “star” would say, it looks like a delicious fire.

Welsh Megaman

Ryan Tubridy, ‘The Roald Dahl of Donnybrook”.


:rolleyes:

ButtersSuki

ButtersSuki wrote: »

I have long suspected that Brindin O’Cardle and his family’s flights home at Christmas (Business Class of course - I have had the displeasure of sharing the Business Class cabin with them from Orlando to Dublin), are paid for by RTÉ as part of his remuneration for dis show, along I’m sure with an incredibly heavy fee. On top of that, Mr. O’Cardle gets 2 hours to plug his show, website, tours, DVDs, and various other wares at every opportunity.

I suspect I might treat myself to a FOI request as a Christmas present to myself so to speak dis year and ask de question “fo reals” as de young peeple say.

Well whoy not travel on de bizness class if you are on a junket at somebody's expense bizness so to speak?

ButtersSuki

My other half, a Nordren Protestant so to speak, just walked into the kitchen with a very perplexed look on her face so to speak and asked “what in God’s name is that?” so to speak. Though she has been exposed to Herr Duffy previously, she has been spared from Concepts until now. She seemed as confused by de accent as de bad grammar and content so to speak.

Welsh Megaman

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Ryan Tubridy, ‘The Roald Dahl of Donnybrook”.


:rolleyes:

Roahld Dahl had a home in Caerdydd, maybe Ryan will get a gaff in Caergybi!

ButtersSuki

Deleted User wrote: »

Well whoy not travel on de bizness class if you are on a junket at somebody's expense bizness so to speak?

I KNOW DAT! I KNOW DAT! I KNOW DAT!

But if RTÉ are paying for it, ultimately you and I are.

And the point is he’d have been coming home anyway so see his mudder so to speak.

generalgerry

Be-Udi-ful

ButtersSuki

ButtersSuki wrote: »

My other half, a Nordren Protestant so to speak, just walked into the kitchen with a very perplexed look on her face so to speak and asked “what in God’s name is that?” so to speak. Though she has been exposed to Herr Duffy previously, she has been spared from Concepts until now. She seemed as confused by de accent as de bad grammar and content so to speak.

Is de burd stuffed yet?

walshb

Wtf is so effing incredible, Duffy?

ButtersSuki

Deleted User wrote: »

Is de burd stuffed yet?

I see wat you did there.......

ButtersSuki

walshb wrote: »

Wtf is so effing incredible, Duffy?

Everything! Esp. old peeple doing everyday tasks.

Welsh Megaman

Joe should ask ‘Joe Pesci’ if he still has his shoeshine box.

ButtersSuki

ButtersSuki wrote: »

I KNOW DAT! I KNOW DAT! I KNOW DAT!

But if RTÉ are paying for it, ultimately you and I are.

And the point is he’d have been coming home anyway so see his mudder so to speak.

She's in Glasnevin so to speak, but his daughter does be not tooooo far from you.

ButtersSuki

“Joe PESKY”

ButtersSuki

Deleted User wrote: »

She's in Glasnevin so to speak, but his daughter does be not tooooo far from you.

I also KNOW DAT!

Brindin is also down de road. Unfortunately.

walshb

Afternoon in Australia?

What Australia is that?

Sir Oxman

Sir Oxman wrote: »

Minimalistic Christmas stuff.
Love it, that's the way it should be!:D

In Center Parcs. I brought along de candlebridge, table tree etc to match de decor. Would have loved a nice design job in RTÉ.

ButtersSuki

ButtersSuki wrote: »

I also KNOW DAT!

Brindin is also down de road. Unfortunately.

Dey might drop up to de mock Tudor manor for a glass of sherry tomorrow morning.

Welsh Megaman

Joe, whilst listening to this woman crying...

vicwatson

Merry Christmas to all you filthy animals

Sir Oxman

He thanks Dee Forbes especially...hmmm

Welsh Megaman

What better song to finish with - this upbeat stomper. :pac:

generalgerry

This song really reminds me of Madonna's Like A Prayer.

"Takes me back to where I started" is the same as "Oh god I think I'm falling"

ButtersSuki

Sir Oxman wrote: »

He thanks Dee Forbes especially...hmmm

I had turned off de wireless by den so to speak. Joe, or rather Noel Kelly, knows which side de bread is buttered and dat.

Flukey

Happy Christmas to you all. Great fun has been had in the thread during the year. Looking forward to more of the same next year.

Welsh Megaman

Merry Christmas, Loiv-Line Threadarinos!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQfCW5US2ps

dvcireland

Enjoy "The Christmas" and watch out for a wet and windy (not the Brussels Sprouts) Stephensiss Day from Dvcireland and all the Whackers on thee Northside

Itssoeasy

ButtersSuki wrote: »

I had turned off de wireless by den so to speak. Joe, or rather Noel Kelly, knows which side de bread is buttered and dat.

What colour is the bread and the butter caller ? Did joe get extra fees so to speak to be on air earlier and miss the three course meal ?

TheHomeService

Was warned of the line up today, so decided to give it a miss.

Merry Christmas and dah, to all. Djya hear me now? Thanks for the laughs,

ButtersSuki

I'll leave yisser all wit diz wunderful fantastic so to speak Christmas favourite from Chez ButtersSuki:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90XHkRXPVjM

goose2005

Deleted User wrote: »

I have de foyre roaring

Found a use for all those self-published books

goose2005

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTx-sdR6Yzk

god bless us, every one

dvcireland

Remember to have the Wokest Mid Winter Festival

https://youtu.be/af7LwnA913g