— The 2 Johnnies (@the2johnnies) February 24, 2022
This afternoon.
Mainstream castration.
That’ll learn them.
Earlier…
In the video the presenters read out and comment on a series of vulgar car stickers sent in to them by listeners of their podcast.
Among the slogan read out during the piece is “Workin’ the land and droppin* the hand”; “Tyres are like women, no good unless they are squealing” and “Hocus Pocus, I got your girl in my Focus”.
Other stickers included: “If you can make a girl laugh and giggle, you can make her cheeks clap and wiggle” and “She’s not a princess, she’s a sl*t”.
The Irish Independent has chosen not to publish other offence remarks made during the podcast.
Meanwhile…
Claim: “If you can make a girl laugh and giggle, you can make her cheeks clap and wiggle”
Broadsheet fact check: Mostly true. ✅
Pause.
FIGHT!
Two absolute doses, their popularity says a lot about intelligence levels in the country. Like Mrs. Brown’s Boys for twenty year olds.
Millennialinaskully?!
what was the content, roughly ?
imagery of sexist stickers on cars, “working the land and dropping the hand” is one of the tamer ones.
oh it’s ok I get the gist
I know very little about them but it’s kinda astonishing that neither themselves nor anyone in RTE spotted that “She’s not a princess, she’s a slut” might not be either funny or a good idea.
She can be both and still shouldn’t be the subject of puerile handshandy humour.
I’ve often said it. RTE 1 should be for Dublin people and RTE 2 for country folk. We wouldn’t have silly mixups like this anymore as Holly Cairns would not have been exposed to this type of ‘rural charm’ instead she could have tuned into RTE1 (Dublin) and listened to Eamon Ryan & Lynn Ruane knit a yogurt jumper for a homeless transgendered cat on Louise Mac Sharrys new podgecast
Holly Cairns is from somewhere in Cork though
That does not diminish my point.
If Holly Carins (from somewhere in Cork) wished not to listen to shows of ‘rural amusements’ she could aspire to the standards of city edification on RTE 1 (Dublin).
My vision for RTE 1 (Dublin) would of course cater for aspirational country folk with programming like ‘Absolutely Loughed’ – David Norris & ‘Big Brother’s Hughie Maughan as they cycle a tandem bike around Ireland waterways and inland loughs
Storm in a teacup
i never believed in someone up there minding me. but someone heard my prayers to banish Al Porter and the 2 johns from the radio. and it came true.
Lol!
in the interests of fairness, those car-sticker statements should be fact-checked before everyone starts losing the head.
A pair of tits
These lads are basically every feen you’d come across in Flannery’s on a Thursday night.
Suit jacket without a shirt is the new bare ankle look.
Fodder for thick culchies???
Muppets.