Though it’s not entirely clear what beef they have with each another in the first place, a crew of lovable droids solve their differences ‘the only way dubstep robots know how’.
Made by Fluxel Media and set to music by Nostalgia.
(Hat tip: Paul Quigley)
@broadsheet_ie westmoreland st, Dublin 2, outside boylesports twitter.com/JohnnyOLaddy/s…
— Johnny O’Laddy (@JohnnyOLaddy) July 5, 2012
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OAWbWVx3L0
Timing.
James O’Mahoney writes:
Some lads have been making very short sketches around Ireland. Here’s a sweet little one made in St. Pats.
A rather adorable VFX-heavy fan-made short created in three months by Brad Murphy and this year’s graduates of the Digital Animation and Visual Effects School. It’s right up there with The Clone Wars:
C-3PO and R-2D2 embark on a rollicking adventure when the Jawas hijack an experimental Mon Calimari starship.
They certainly do.
Greeting motorists along Seville Place, Dublin.
We knew he’d make it.
Mmf.
Bob Coggins writes;
Just when we thought we were out of domestic superheroes..
James Keating writes:
Mini-doc about Nunday [last weekend in Listowel, Co Kerry, in aid of Pieta House] with interviews and nuns and Billy Keane saying he’s a pervert.
Meanwhile, at the end of last year, an extra 7,400 people were signed up to public-sector pensions compared with 2010, despite a staff embargo, according to Joan Burton (above), Social Protection minister. This took the total who have a pension in the public sector to 335,551 for this year, according to the Pensions Board.
Gulp.
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
Thanks DD
Yes, that headline.
He argued that a person who gets into the lake under those conditions would need a bit of luck to survive. He was asked whether the headline implied that the person was stupid. “A man gets into a shark-infested lake, late at night, when inebriated. Would you consider this person to be stupid?” Mr [Peter] Gleeson [Gold Coast Bulletin editor] asked.
Sounds fair.
Wait. What?
Editor Defends Luck Of The Irish Headline (Aisling Mockler, Irish Echon)
Previously: Sensitively Handled
Thanks Mark Geary
