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Monthly Archives: August 2010
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Just in time for a new season of Britain’s Got X-Talent Factor, here’s a typically unhinged new joint from UK animator Cyriak Harris.
Naturally, you’ll be familiar with his terrifying cows and infinite number of teddy bears.
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Arguably the best of the Song Wars songs from Adam and Joe’s BBC6 Music show (currently off-air but returning in due course).
‘Look at the jars/Look at the jars/Look at the things inside the jars/I put some fingers there, some hair and several winkys.’
The man’s a genius. More to follow as we rifle the A&J back catalogue.
Adam’s Blog
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His people killed their people
CLICK the ARROW for more pix from that historic address in Cork yesterday.
Lenihan gets mobbed. Cowen gets jealous. You know how this is going to end.
Civil War Wounds Healed By St Brian Of Beal Na mBlath (Carl O’Brien, Irish Times)
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Skyline may have beaten the other aliens-invade-LA-movie Battle: Los Angeles to the punch with this trailer and release date. But, on this evidence, it got there on the cheap with earth coming under attack from a giant vacuum cleaner.
Release Date (Ireland): November 12th
A strangely compelling mid-afternoon boogie from Rose hopefuls and their escorts during the Cork Rose of Tralee final earlier this Summer.
Watch your cynicism fade and then strengthen and then fade again. You’ll also be whistling that tune all day.
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Yesterday in Dublin. Fighting for fairness, equality and the right to be as miserable as straight couples.
A march to the doors of Department of Justice followed by a rather delicious barbecue. More fun than Croke Park. More lumberjack shirts than a Big Country concert.
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The Web is dead, apparently.
The above tweet outlines Comedy Central satirist Stephen Colbert’s nifty response to a claim made this week in Wired Magazine.
The premise of the article in a nutshell: why ‘search’ when you can just ‘get’.
Truly, damnation is at hand.