celebrating new and innovative Irish voices (1 Viewer)

[snap-apple]

a y'know
didn't want anyone taking offence.
pricks.

 

[Yurn!]

They mostly come out at night...mostly...

 

[outoftheblue]

charade you are...

 

[the bearded lady]

well i think he's made an OUTSPANding contribution to music in ireland, shur, without himself and his pals in the hothouse flowers, you know, when they recorded together before the frames read about "becoming indie" down at the FAS office after being dropped for the millionth time, the only place for buskers was on grafton street. an' shur, now look, ar'nt they gettin' their own show on the box. like a NEW muppet show! shur i tink dats greaith. it means now every week i can listen to their heartfelt busking and throw me coppers at the screen carefully so as not to break the screen, and - best of all! , i get to keep the money! AND the busker of the week gets to stay all dry and away from the common riff-raff urchins on the streets on duberiln.
shur, doesn't everyone win dis way loike?

 

[Speed Racer]

Hiowz it goin Bearded Lady?.......I knew I smelt rotten vag somewhere. I used to boo GH on Grafton st. years ago coz he wouldn't play 'Enter Sandman', when I asked. .....and I was right to do it.

 

[Jim A. Morrish]

Heard a guy from newstalk the other day refer to this series as:

"tonight glen, i'm going to be nick drake"

 

[Latex lizzie]

Heard a guy from newstalk the other day refer to this series as:

"tonight glen, i'm going to be nick drake"

..jaysis don't mention the war..