37 Posters, by designer Jerod Gibson is a series of minimalist silhouettes from classic movies and TV shows, filled with quotes from the film/show.
The first 12 images are on sale for 30 bucks each. But for that you get (ahem):
…gallery-quality Giclée prints on natural white, matte, ultra smooth, 100% cotton rag, acid and lignin free archival paper using Epson K3 archival inks.
So you do.
Translation: “…he said it was part of a natural ‘ebb and flow’….(giggle)…Here’s one: Irish prime minister walks into bar…20 stitiches…it was an iron bar (chuckle) I’m crying here, etc., etc.”
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Stout-standing or corporate pants?
You decide.
(Photocall Ireland)
From the Guardian:
Ever been on the phone to IT support and they told you to turn it off and then on again, and that sorts it out? Facebook last night had that sort of problem. So they turned the site off and on again. And it fixed their problem. Literally.
Dan at the Confidence In Action gathering in Dublin this morning.
Is it: a) The Spire, b) Proof of Illuminati membership, or c) A kitchen knife?
(Photocall Ireland)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vKKx0QV-KI
Don’t you see? ‘George Costanza’ is the Irish economy. The ‘dip’ is gross domestic product in the first and second fiscal quarters. The ‘angry guy’ is…
You’re glazing over.
Right, here’s some vaguely similar analysis from another New York institution.
From today’s Guardian.
Funny? Or ‘meh’?
Prior to his Belmullet boozathon, Brian Cowen cut the ribbon on a new medical centre in the town. This is how The Western People of July 21 reported the event.
Roughly 12 hours later he was carried to bed.
