Monthly Archives: June 2011
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fS65yyw-zec
This guy’s name might be Rajni. Or his fans may be comparing him to the Indian film star Rajnikanth. Either way, he apparently bags purchases at Chennai Silks.
And he does so in the manner of a boss.
via
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOQsvOkkLq4&feature=player_embedded
Many of the paintings and sculptures at Denver International Airport contain hidden images of paganism.
Claims William Tapley.
The Third Eagle of the Apocalypse.
Via
Much Thanks Niall O’M
Limerick leader.
It’s a local paper for local people.
O’Dea Lashes Facebook For Its Treatment Of JP McManus (Aine Fitzgerald, Limerick Leader)
Recently, we’ve received a number of queries regarding the, eh, anatomical accuracy of Chompsky’s hind leg. Commenter Maura Mc, responding to this post, summed it up thus:
Jesus. Well you should see it in real life, Maura Mc. It’s not even a leg.
Anyway, at the risk of hurting Chomps’ feelings even further, we invite you – the creative massive – to do better.
Unless no-one could be arsed, in which case, forget you ever saw this.
Kota Nezu’s Planetary Parasol uses its compass and the position of the sun to tell you what direction you’re facing, what time it is and what solstice you’re in.
Plus, you’ll be the sweetest little brollynaut on the street!
Kinda gets yer kickin’ foot a-twitchin’, don’t it?
Households To Be Charged €175 for water Until Meters Installed (Paul Melia, Edel Hogan, Independent)
Dan Boyle on Twitter
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jv6hoPscQNw&feature=player_embedded#at=14
And it has the scars to prove it.
Love’s Kitchen, released next week in the US as ‘No Ordinary Trifle’.
It probably doesn’t help that the trailer gives away the entire plot of the movie.
Love’s Kitchen: A Gordon Ramsay Nightmare ( Stuart Heritage, Guardian)
Thanks MK
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLEo7H9tqSM
It’s got subtitles and therefore is not just a schlock-horror shaky-cam effort with the screaming and running and killing and screaming.
It’s art.
Release Date (Ireland): June 17.