Or your money back.
Damn young hipsters at Junior Spesh in the Twisted Pepper, Dublin, observed by filmmaker Heber Hanley to the strains of ‘This Woman’s Work’ by Kate Bush.
Mmf.
Everything. As It Happens.
Or your money back.
Damn young hipsters at Junior Spesh in the Twisted Pepper, Dublin, observed by filmmaker Heber Hanley to the strains of ‘This Woman’s Work’ by Kate Bush.
Mmf.
lots of gurning and water drinking going on there
Dead right
Twisted Pepper is well known for being a feckin yoke fest.
Not that I have a problem with that…….
It was a Yoke fest long before it was Twisted Pepper!
BTW When Bodytonic took over the lease on that place it was costing them €200,000 a year!
Youngsters, you say? Not hipsters then?
Thanks, Woesinger. Fixed now. Apologies.
‘s all right. I’d hate to see a trick missed or a gag unrun.
Won’t be watching,it’s way to early in the week to listen to that song..
They should have made this at Pet Duo.
Like a lumberjacks conference.
There’s not too much of a hipster turnout at Pepper, certainly some hipsters but there’s a really high volume of the tragic Irish male condition. Semi-predatory, yet clueless (and somewhat mammied) to balance it out. Also, had I been on yokes I wouldn’t have been able to look that sombre.
Sincerely,
The lad in the third screencap.
I think it makes people feel safe to refer to anyone in even ever so slightly tight jeans these days as a “hipster.” It makes me laugh so much because these people are completely judging others by their dress sense, which is a very sad and unoriginal mindset to have. Also, not every night in the Twisted Pepper is a “yoke fest” I’ve a sneaking suspicion that anyone who commented on that doesn’t go there very much…
XOXO
Bless.
As Kate says at the end of the song… ‘just make it go away’ :)
+ 1,000,000,000
Money back please
I was waiting for the point… Then realised there was none
Totally love this video. Great camerawork, lovely editing and pretty song <3
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