Liveline: Thread with no name, Host with no shame

A lot of the Hi-Ace headstones are done on Sketch-Up, Joe.

The Russian embassy staff are probably applying for transfers to Siberia today.

Measure twice, cut once.

Wobbly stools abound.

Listening to Lahvlahn

Joe obviously had a gun to his head the two days he discussed Tubsgate. Since then the pressure is obviously off and the usual list of topics that cannot be discussed now applies

'Controversy' in RTE...it hasn't yet occured to him how holed below the waterline RTE are as an organisation.

He makes it sound like it's just a minor disagreement.

As the now top-earner, he'd better keep his head down.

"The loine is gone" sez Joe when it obviously wasn't but it was 3pm and time for him to get off on his merry way.

Quite possibly this could be Joe's favourite ever topic

dublin

dubs

the shelbourne

posh sounding dubs

cemetery

mentions of headstones in Glasnevin

salt of the earth type dubs

old stories about dublin...made up lies really

Wurtest Lahvlahn ever

So Ray finds the situation in RTÉ amusing, they're all completely tone deaf.

I don’t think you understand what revisionism means, did not realise the CofI cared so much about Irish lands being given away from the natives - that’s a new take!

Someone should tell Arlene Foster

CofI was a sister church for the new British state religion - the Anglican “true Catholic Church” as per a king decapitating his many wives because he couldn’t get a divorce.

It was the British Church in Ireland, but not of Ireland,

your argument is like saying the “Irish” regiments of the British army were the Irish national army (as they had ‘Irish’ in the title)

Incidentally, the British Protestant Churches were not fond of Saints (except the one they named their flag after)

the St Patrick stuff was added to add some sort of legitimacy, like how royalty would claim be descended from some previous king,

St Patrick did not found his own Catholic Church and break from Rome a millennium before Henry the VIII

the western Christian Church was always based in Rome until the narrow state religions came with the Reformation

No one accepts St Patrick has anything to do with the C of I

One Church in Ireland has its bosses in London, as I don’t think St Patrick would approve of his churches being covered in British army shrines.

Did not believe C of I actually claimed they weren’t essentially the C of E