RP Listener Forum

Posted: Dec 30, 2011 - 5:31pm

hobiejoe wrote:

I would do one of those LOLcat thingies, but she's either seen them or written them all {#Lol}

And thank you again jrzy for the "bokes". It never grows old

I love that one.

POW!

Posted: Dec 30, 2011 - 5:24pm

buzz wrote:

JrzyPedia

I would do one of those LOLcat thingies, but she's either seen them or written them all {#Lol}

And thank you again jrzy for the "bokes". It never grows old

Posted: Dec 30, 2011 - 4:50pm

JrzyTmata wrote:

no backscrolling involved.

I just have a good memory for the nonsense.

JrzyPedia

Posted: Dec 30, 2011 - 4:44pm

hobiejoe wrote:

Good backscrolling! Quiet at work?

Hmmm, in the Venn diagram of confusion and paranoia that is the world of RP sock puppets/fantasists/ne'er-do-wells/whackaloons I had firehousechef and cookinlover kind of sharing an overlap. I'd like to think that it was a nice cerise colour.

no backscrolling involved.

I just have a good memory for the nonsense.

Posted: Dec 30, 2011 - 4:40pm

JrzyTmata wrote:

Dr. Jones
Mr. T
FirehouseChef

all the same person.

the radio station guy was Gary Burke. ran a station in Colorado. was a little paranoid. OK. A lot paranoid. He would come in and rant that Bill was ripping us off.
He had a few aliases as well.

Good backscrolling! Quiet at work?

Hmmm, in the Venn diagram of confusion and paranoia that is the world of RP sock puppets/fantasists/ne'er-do-wells/whackaloons I had firehousechef and cookinlover kind of sharing an overlap. I'd like to think that it was a nice cerise colour.

Posted: Dec 30, 2011 - 4:21pm

hobiejoe wrote:

That's the one. Didn't he also have something to do with an actual and/or interwebnet radio station that got all very messy?

Dr. Jones
Mr. T
FirehouseChef

all the same person.

the radio station guy was Gary Burke. ran a station in Colorado. was a little paranoid. OK. A lot paranoid. He would come in and rant that Bill was ripping us off.
He had a few aliases as well.

Posted: Dec 30, 2011 - 3:49pm

Manbird wrote:

Ennis the Menace.

Hah.

Learn to spell. Dang!

Posted: Dec 30, 2011 - 3:47pm

jcf wrote:

And a Hello from the beautiful Twin Cities of Kitchener-Waterloo. Formerly from Ennis {#High-five}

Ennis the Menace.

Hah.

Posted: Dec 28, 2011 - 8:52pm

Manbird wrote:

Hello from California (formerly from Dalkey)

And a Hello from the beautiful Twin Cities of Kitchener-Waterloo. Formerly from Ennis {#High-five}

Posted: Dec 28, 2011 - 4:33pm

oldslabsides wrote:

again?
If you can't make it come out you'll have to go to the emergency room. I'll drive you, but I'm sure as hell not going in with you.

what are we talking about in terms of time?

Posted: Dec 28, 2011 - 4:29pm

oldviolin wrote:

perhaps just a little chomurkey?

again?
If you can't make it come out you'll have to go to the emergency room. I'll drive you, but I'm sure as hell not going in with you.

Posted: Dec 28, 2011 - 4:29pm

oldviolin wrote:

perhaps just a little chomurkey?

No.

Posted: Dec 28, 2011 - 4:28pm

Manbird wrote:

Ah, right you are. There were no bagpipes at all.

perhaps just a little chomurkey?

Posted: Dec 28, 2011 - 4:27pm

MrsHobieJoe wrote:

ach, geddon wid you (my bad Irish accent)

Ah, right you are. There were no bagpipes at all.

Posted: Dec 28, 2011 - 4:18pm

Manbird wrote:

True Story
Maurice Murphy, after about 40 years doing the rural mail route for An Post was retiring. Everybody knew about it, so on his final day every house he went to had a fine gift for him. One even had a bagpipe band to hail his long service. When he got got to the McAlooney farm, the missus invited him in, and immediately relieved him of his mail bag and, on the way upstairs, all his clothes. And she gave him a fine hour of rogering before leading him downstairs to a slap-up full Irish breakfast. And when he finished the breakfast he found a Euro note stuck under the plate. He thanked Mrs. McAlooney for the wonderful gift and asked "to what do I owe such a royal sendoff?" and she explained, "Yesterday when I told Mr. McAlooney you would be retiring today and people would be giving you something, he said "Fuck him! Give him a Euro". And she added "The breakfast was my own idea."

ach, geddon wid you (my bad Irish accent)

Posted: Dec 28, 2011 - 4:16pm

True Story
Maurice Murphy, after about 40 years doing the rural mail route for An Post was retiring. Everybody knew about it, so on his final day every house he went to had a fine gift for him. One even had a bagpipe band to hail his long service. When he got got to the McAlooney farm, the missus invited him in, and immediately relieved him of his mail bag and, on the way upstairs, all his clothes. And she gave him a fine hour of rogering before leading him downstairs to a slap-up full Irish breakfast. And when he finished the breakfast he found a Euro note stuck under the plate. He thanked Mrs. McAlooney for the wonderful gift and asked "to what do I owe such a royal sendoff?" and she explained, "Yesterday when I told Mr. McAlooney you would be retiring today and people would be giving you something, he said "Fuck him! Give him a Euro". And she added "The breakfast was my own idea."

Posted: Dec 16, 2011 - 2:10pm

Next time I go to Ireland I am going to eat at cafe paradiso in Dublin. It sounds like gourmet veggie heaven.

Edit, apparently its in cork? Good to check these things!

http://www.cafeparadiso.ie/

Posted: Dec 16, 2011 - 1:53pm

hobiejoe wrote:

That's the one. Didn't he also have something to do with an actual and/or interwebnet radio station that got all very messy?

Don't remember that. I just remember photogate....

Posted: Dec 16, 2011 - 1:50pm

Manbird wrote:

Don't recall except that the real woman was quite fine.

Oh, for sure, mighty fine.

And very, very pissed off.

Posted: Dec 16, 2011 - 1:40pm

Manbird wrote:

I've already reported the incident to BillG.