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General discussion / Re: Funny comedy clips

Last post by seafoid - Today at 01:09:31 PM

Sir Les Patterson

#2

General discussion / Re: TV Show recommendations

Last post by Jell 0 Biafra - Today at 01:09:24 PM

Baby Reindeer on Netflix is very good.

Unreal. He's a great actor considering he's a comedian. Must be therapeutic playing himself. I never was as uncomfortable watching something and as quiet when over.

Couldn't sit through it.

Me either. Took two goes to make it through the first episode.  Think I'll leave it at that.

#3

General discussion / Re: Funny comedy clips

Last post by seafoid - Today at 01:03:08 PM

Peter Sellers

#4

GAA Discussion / Re: Murder of a GAA Chairman

Last post by NAG1 - Today at 12:52:39 PM

Can we for once keep a Thread on theme and not turn it into slanging match for political point scoring.

This was a totally innocent man murdered and the fight for his family to receive the truth goes on.

#5

General discussion / GP's & Hospitals - What is goi...

Last post by Hereiam - Today at 12:51:49 PM

The school rang my wife yesterday about our 12 yr old son who was saying he didnt feel well and said his chest was sore. Teacher said his heart rate was pretty fast. He hadn't been running about or anything. Long story short he was lifted from school and the wife thought she would call into the GP Surgery in our small town. She said the car park to the surgery was empty (this was around 2pm) and when she went to the reception she could see they waiting room was empty and they told her that there were no free appointments available and to ring this number.

She rang the number and explained what was going on and was told to be at Craigavon for 6pm.
Went up and got a ECG done which showed nothing out of the ordinary and said that it might be best to get a chest xray and sent her over to the A&E department.
My wife said it was crazy, the place was packed with only standing room and she just came home as she would probably be still waiting.

Before COVID you could ring the GP surgery and get an appointment the same day, Why are GP's not back to seeing patients, is everything just been sent to the A&E departments. What are they actually doing?

We are not ones who run every time to the doctors if one of us has have a sniffle and the last time I was we were at a hospital was when our last was born which was 8 years ago.

Surly this can go on like this as staff at the hospitals couldnt work under them conditions.

Sorry for the long post.
 

#6

GAA Discussion / Re: Murder of a GAA Chairman

Last post by Milltown Row2 - Today at 12:50:12 PM

The state totally at fault, recruiting people and allowing them to get away with murder, helping them and supporting them time and time again..

Mad

#7

General discussion / Re: TV Show recommendations

Last post by Milltown Row2 - Today at 12:47:27 PM

Baby Reindeer on Netflix is very good.

Unreal. He's a great actor considering he's a comedian. Must be therapeutic playing himself. I never was as uncomfortable watching something and as quiet when over.

Couldn't sit through it.

What does that say about 'us' when watching something like that, which happened, that we all felt very uncomfortable and unable to watch?

Watching in discomfort!

I see it is causing a lot of issues for people in the writer past. Internet warriors.

If all true...

If they were part of the damage that it obviously had on him, based on the show, then that's on them, they didn't have to carry out what they did, then expect to walk away scot free!

40,000 emails, can you imagine if a 40 year old man sent 40,000 emails to a 20 odd old woman?

Or a man taking advantage of a young woman looking to get a start in show business?

#8

GAA Discussion / Re: Murder of a GAA Chairman

Last post by Derryman forever - Today at 12:41:38 PM

This story is really like the one about the Stardust

Certainly a tragedy with an attempted coverup, but collusion in the North went much further than that.

British State forces actively provided Loyalists with the intel, support and equipment to carry these murders out and then did everything to prevent a proper investigation then and indeed ever since.

They also allowed stakeknife (as their agent) to torture and kill plenty, crazy place and how that system was continually allowed to operate was unbelievable

If someone made a film about it, it would go straight into the fiction department

Shinners just as motivated as the British Government to make sure the full truth about Stakeknife never sees the light of day.

Wise up.
State murder, terrorism and collusion is on the British state and only the British state.
Up the yard with you and your both sidisms.
They got away with it for 80 years because of People like you who refused to place blame where it was due.

#9

General discussion / Re: TV Show recommendations

Last post by NAG1 - Today at 12:40:46 PM

Baby Reindeer on Netflix is very good.

Unreal. He's a great actor considering he's a comedian. Must be therapeutic playing himself. I never was as uncomfortable watching something and as quiet when over.

Couldn't sit through it.

What does that say about 'us' when watching something like that, which happened, that we all felt very uncomfortable and unable to watch?

Watching in discomfort!

I see it is causing a lot of issues for people in the writer past. Internet warriors.

#10

GAA Discussion / Re: Murder of a GAA Chairman

Last post by general_lee - Today at 12:33:23 PM

Looking back, it's really disturbing the things that went on. The LVF weren't active (militarily) for long but were able to engage almost seamlessly in a sectarian campaign against the Catholic population. Its two senior leaders conveniently topped, one of whom was a suspect in Sean Brown's murder. It's almost as if the LVF were allowed to exist until they outlived their usefulness.