An early edition of the Herald following up on last night’s Prime Time investigation.
Yearly Archives: 2011
This question was left on answer-site Quora.com and elicited this rather epic reply from Daniel Rosenthal.
Basically, U2 is largely popular among white, male, middle-aged professionals: the only demographic that can regularly afford to buy concert tickets.
Toilet paper: the absorbent hero of daily living. And yet, even now – a century and a half since its invention – an eternal question remains unanswered. Can’t advertising executives come up with a softness analogy that doesn’t include young animals?
Also, this:
Over or Under? The Great Toilet Paper Debate (Brainz)
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This is big news.
These guys have been fighting to stop an incinerator being built in Ringaskiddy near Passage West and Monkstown.
For ten years.
This morning they won.
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The adorable Frank and Rita pose for a photo on Frank’s 84th birthday and discover that modern cameras don’t make that sound.
Thanks Emily O’Callaghan
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Ewok: GREAT News!
Hyde: Dude, the only server we can afford crashes whenever we put a photograph of Georgia Salpa up.
Ewok: Yes, but…
Hyde: Soon it’s going to cost millions to rent a server that can manage traffic of any moderate size.
Ewok: But..
Hyde: And the only people who will be able to afford these super-servers will be Denis O’Brien and the O’Reilly family. And the journal.ie massive.
Ewok: Ah. Well, actually. Yes, I meant to tell you about that. I’ve applied for the deputy editor’s job with the massive.
Hyde: So, you want to be all shiny and head-girly at the Journal. Like seeing your name in lights.
Ewok: It’s real money.
Hyde (swivels around on beanbag): They PAY?
[To Be Continued]