This afternoon.
Rialto, Dublin 8
Richard Talbot writes:
Classic Dublin graffiti on both pillars…
Meanwhile….
This afternoon.
Hogan Place, Dublin 2
Conor Carroll writes:
It’s an obvious joke, but I laughed….
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What does the pillar on the right say?
Apart from ‘Any hash?’
Great title to the post. There used to be a congratulatory, “Great Title” of the day going on thing on BS – I loved it. – now, is everyone cynical? Who can forget (or remember) “Seamus Beanie”, or indeed, “He was just doing stuff with his hands”. – (interestingly, two references to funerals, Seamus Heaney and Nelson Mandela).
I lived in London for a long time – at lunch-time, I’d make my order for a sandwich in Covent Garden, before I had finished ordering (I was a regular), the sandwich was already in the bag. In Ireland, they would ask – butter, or mayonnaise, 20 minutes for a sandwich?.
It’s not about the sandwich! (I know!).
and suddenly we had no further need for badatmemes
There have been some absolutely magnificent titles in the past. Absolute crackers.
Perhaps someone can go and root out a few?
And actually, on that topic, I’d like to nominate today’s “I Have Had Many Grown Men Cry In My Presence”.
It might just be my sense of humour, but I belly laughed as soon as I read it.
I assumed it was a confessional Frilly Friday :)
Stones fan?
I love when everyone is lovely – without going all hippy on it – yes, I’m of that age. Increasingly, there’s a negative vibe (Jesus, just slipped into hippy mode). Can’t we all just get along?
+1
No I’ll second that. I like a well-placed cheeky comment, and feisty debate as much as the next lady, but lets not go full Boozed Up Britz Abroad.
You ALL know what I mean.
(Sarcasm and witty comments – well founded and industriously researched – I love! An occasional nod to the Sub-editor is all)
Not that far but not in Rialto… https://goo.gl/maps/WoXN4Q9nEot