What do people think of this.? I thought it was worth it just for the meet between the Donegal lad and the South African bunny boiler,and the bearded gay guys were a hoot. Hope it keeps up to this standard for the rest of the series.

Didn't see it all but the part I seen I really liked. Hopefully it will continue (with more series) and be as good as the first episode.

Paul Stenson of the "Charleville Lodge Hotel Dublin" FB website is ripping the piss out of the "25" year old African bunny boiler,it's hilarious.

It wasn't funny, he was terribly abusive. That fella needs a great big kick up the arse.

Penny,his page is strictly satire and has given so much joy to some of us who have faced seriously depressing situations,he has pricked the bubble of the pompous and easily offended over the past year to such an extent that he has a huge following around the World,he does offend many people but if you check out his back catalogue you might see that his joy is a force for good in a seriously sad and depressing World.

Theres nothing satirical about misogynistic abuse. The guy who runs that page is nothing short of a bully and even worse he uses his bullying to advertise his shitty hotel.

In fairness a lot of your posts in the funny pictures thread are very misogynstic and it has been pointed out before. Is that what you call satire?

I wouldn't expect you to see any fault. But hey your man is probably a nice guy so its ok.

If something is funny, it's funny.

The "bunny boiler" has been up in court with charges of harrassing chef Dylan McGrath.

I think she may be a bit unwell.

Depends on whos telling the joke I suppose

Like if you tell an offensive gay joke it would be funnier to those who aren't gay.

You can laugh about everything, but not with everyone, especially if they ave no sense of humour.

Really?? Can you cite me one example,just one.??

I will. I posted them on pics thread. I only had to go back 2 pages and I found a few. I could get lots more but I haven't the time or inclination to do so.

I'm just pointing out how hypocriticial it is.

Or perhaps some who are not gay?

Jokes should not divide people but unite them. Even the bad jokes and the misogynist jokes if you know the person means well. But maybe it is the price of "insider jokes" where you have to know the person to know they mean well. But who wants to get to know a person when the first time they meet them they make a bad joke that could be offensive?