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Yearly Archives: 2013
What the Sam Spud?
Blog About Crisps writes:
We reviewed some new crisps today. They’re delicious, Irish and have the most damn hipster looking bag we’ve seen in a long time. You’ll love them.
Damn tifter-ed crispsters.
Caffrey’s Mature Irish Cheese And Spring Onion (ABlogAboutCrisps)
But the money’s not coming out.
Hello?
Etc.
More BBC Quirke drama in Dublin made-to-look-1950s this afternoon.
Earlier: David Norris Laundry Drama
Thanks annbxis
It’s a sales trip.
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They’ll always have Dublin Airport, 29th August,1952.
Thanks Ciaran le Cool
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British type designer, Illustrator and artist Seb Lester sez:
BlackLetter was used throughout Europe from about 1150 until the end of the 17th century. One of my current preoccupations is developing a set of modern BlackLetter capitals that are highly legible, in BlackLetter terms, and yet retain the richness and beauty inherent in this ancient category of letterform. From time to time I will film clips like this to record my progress.
Nothing feels as bad.
As ‘concentration camp’ skinny sounds.
The Fast And The Furious (2001): Fargo (1996).
As chosen by some of YOU…
…and imagined by Meagan Hyland who says:
Before it goes live on the blog this evening just thought I’d let ye be the first to see the new letter as suggested by your commentors. F is for Fargo. Thanks one and all who entered and I’ll be holding another competition soon.
