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Say that to him and twitter, see the response you’ll get. James sees off all comers on twitter.

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Just like he saw off the Red army in Kosovo.

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Doesn’t take himself seriously? Isn’t he the guy that makes out that he single-handedly prevented World War 3 breaking out by refusing to open fire on the Russians in some airport in the back arse of the Balkans.

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Did we ever get an update from @caoimhaoin’s mate on the goat’s milk issue?

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Batt the Ladd

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Donal"tax dodger" og

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Duncan Stewart

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Fuck off, Duncan is a legend

“and that’s vital”

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[QUOTE=“chewy louie, post: 927780, member: 1137”]Fuck off, Duncan is a legend

“and that’s vital”[/QUOTE]
He was on Newstalk this morning

He thought he was one of the Bee Gees - threatening to walk out of the studio if they didn’t give him 10 minutes instead of 7 minutes to talk about climate change

He ended up talking for 16 minutes about every else except climate change

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[QUOTE=“TheUlteriorMotive, post: 927789, member: 2272”]He was on Newstalk this morning

He thought he was one of the Bee Gees - threatening to walk out of the studio if they didn’t give him 10 minutes instead of 7 minutes to talk about climate change

He ended up talking for 16 minutes about every else except climate change[/QUOTE]

Gangsta:clap:

Sounds like he mugged Newstalk off good and proper

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[QUOTE=“TheUlteriorMotive, post: 927789, member: 2272”]He was on Newstalk this morning

He thought he was one of the Bee Gees - threatening to walk out of the studio if they didn’t give him 10 minutes instead of 7 minutes to talk about climate change

He ended up talking for 16 minutes about every else except climate change[/QUOTE]

I was listening to it. Bizarre stuff. Complete meltdown.

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[QUOTE=“chewy louie, post: 927791, member: 1137”]Gangsta:clap:

Sounds like he mugged Newstalk off good and proper[/QUOTE]

He sounded very cranky. Pints with him and Jerry Kiernan would be challenging I think.

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A fella who thought/thinks he’s someone.

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[QUOTE=“TheUlteriorMotive, post: 927789, member: 2272”]He was on Newstalk this morning

He thought he was one of the Bee Gees - threatening to walk out of the studio if they didn’t give him 10 minutes instead of 7 minutes to talk about climate change

He ended up talking for 16 minutes about every else except climate change[/QUOTE]
There is no balance with this subject anymore, it’s gone all you’re either with Us or against us. People can be awful stupid bastards when they want to be

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Like you when you wanted to send Ian Bailey away and throw away the key.

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to be honest back then all evidence we knew pointed to him but a monumental fuck up from the cops brought the case to shit. Murder though is black and white, I just picked the wrong colour. It’s not a good analogy.

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I just picked the wrong colour. It’s not a good analogy.[/QUOTE]

Is it possible for you to ever admit you made a misjudgement without having a pop at someone else to deflect from it?

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Ian Bailey 1 - 0 @caoimhaoin

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In fairness Ian Bailey is a self admitted woman beater

In one notebook entry, Bailey recorded, “I attacked and severely beat Jules to such an extent she sought hospital treatment . . . I actually tried to kill her . . . Two nights on, she is badly hurt and walking wounded, with bruises on her face, lips and body.”
Yet, in court, Bailey again said his own written words should not be taken as literal truth.
“You put something in your diary that is wrong?” asked Mr Gallagher.
“Yes.”
“You made it up, did you?”
Bailey said, “I know I didn’t try to kill her.”
“You think the court should award you damages for being told that you were a prime suspect in the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder, even though you were a self-confessed person who tried to kill your lover?”
“That,” said Bailey, “is for the court to decide.”