Midweek Mayhem: A Bonkers Late Late Show - WEDNESDAY 17th March 2021.

PsychoPete

That lad definitely dyes his eyebrow

generalgerry

Hurrache wrote: »

[Puts these guys in the grumpy mentaler category]

Like I said, I've no time for the Shinners, but it's important to understand the narrative that Tubridy is setting.

JimmyCorkhill

PsychoPete wrote: »

That lad definitely dyes his eyebrow

He has some honker on him from the side view, who is he?

Ol' Donie

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Here is the other best thing ever, from when Jack passed away not long ago.

It makes me cry.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/ng-interactive/2020/jul/14/david-squires-on-the-life-and-times-of-jack-charlton

PsychoPete

JimmyCorkhill wrote: »

He has some honker on him from the side view, who is he?

Haven't a clue who half of them are to be honest with yoh

SeaFields

generalgerry wrote: »

Like I said, I've no time for the Shinners, but it's important to understand the narrative that Tubridy is setting.

Looks at username...

SEPT 23 1989

Is the head not dyed off him

funkey_monkey

To be fair I'm enjoying this - literally the first time in years!

Highlight so far has been Andrea playing O'Neill's March on the tin whistle.

Welsh Megaman

JimmyCorkhill wrote: »

He has some honker on him from the side view, who is he?

Fiachna O'Hothouse Flowers

Skid X

Tubs going for the "wearing the shamrock over the handkerchief" look which is a mess

Sr. Pirotecnic

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

It did though

Before 88 very few were flying flags outside their houses

The summer of 90 very few didn’t

don't understand this. the flags were flying cos we were in the world cup (for the first time).

"I want a fresh creamy pint"

You couldn't tell one apart from a bottle of wkd you gobsheen

passremarkable

Dread tubridy

DJIMI TRARORE

30 mins in and not a mention of cancer,death or covid. its just not the same

sully123

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

It did though

Before 88 very few were flying flags outside their houses

The summer of 90 very few didn’t

2011 when obama and the Queen visited in the same week.
I felt that that was the turning point in our relationship with the flag

Hurrache

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

It did though

Before 88 very few were flying flags outside their houses

The summer of 90 very few didn’t

generalgerry wrote: »

Like I said, I've no time for the Shinners, but it's important to understand the narrative that Tubridy is setting.

Might be a generational thing in that people who don't think it are young and didn't experience it. Like you say, in the 80s growing up a tricolour would pretty much identify you as a staunch republican.

Now when you see them it's still almost an Impulse to think the same but it's always for soccer, rugby, or hey, we're just proud of being Irish.

It's a shame that the dumb **** anti vaxer/lockdown/common sense morons are trying to hijack it again.

Atlantic Dawn

Ffs, keep them on.

Welsh Megaman

"Where would you like to be this time next year?"


"A thousand miles away from you, Ryan, you misery-p0rn ghoul."

Doctors room ghost

A barbecue with pat short sounds like torture.
Fake laughter,burnt food and warm beer.
I’d stick it out with the lockdown instead

SEPT 23 1989

A Luke O Neil acoustic set is the show finale tonight

generalgerry

Similar to the controversial lyrical issue with Eo**** Mc******* and Fairytale Of New York, Stockton's Wing have been asked re-record their song "Beautiful Affair" so as not to encourage people to interact.

So, in light of the RTE COVID scare-athon, the line "See all the doors swing open" should be replaced with "Keep all the door and windows closed ta f**k will ye"

SeaFields

Jesus your one in Columbia looked like she was enjoying the local produce

jmlad2020

What would you find at the end of a rainbow?

Bitcoin

That cracked me up

Neames

This random showing of people waving is cringey.

Hope this gets knocked on the head.

Skid X

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

A Luke O Neil acoustic set is the show finale tonight

I had a dream a few nights ago



The lockdown was over and me and Luke O'Neill and a few others were going to this new giant Chicken Restaurant

it was the size of a Supermarket the menu went on forever and I still couldn't find anything I wanted (which is weird as I quite like Chicken)

Luke was in great form and I was dreading the waiter coming over as I didn't want to be negative when Luke was being so upbeat about everything



Help

generalgerry

jmlad2020 wrote: »

What would you find at the end of a rainbow?

A job in RTE?

Welsh Megaman

Mario Rosenstock?

dirkmeister

Just spat my drink out when I saw “copper” as an answer to the quiz.

Also, that’s not a very equal house band...tut tut!!!

Sir Oxman

Hurrache wrote: »

Might be a generational thing in that people who don't think it are young and didn't experience it. Like you say, in the 80s growing up a tricolour would pretty much identify you as a staunch republican.

Now when you see them it's still almost an Impulse to think the same but it's always for soccer, rugby, or hey, we're just proud of being Irish.

It's a shame that the dumb **** anti vaxer/lockdown/common sense morons are trying to hijack it again.

Black flag, ya mean
I don't get this thing about the flag - we just didn't have a tradition of flying it from windows down south etc AFAICR - only for sports really and that was from 88 onwards!

Say Your Number

The daughter in that Aldi ad look like she came here from 1987 in a time machine.