Tom Murphy tweetz:
What. The. F**k? Thats a jeep on a truck, on a truck, on a truck. Being *towed* … by a truck. In Coolock Friday evening.
Yearly Archives: 2013
On the 29th of this month – the day the final episode airs – online auction site Screenbid will be selling a huge range of props and memorabilia from Breaking Bad: everything from Skyler White’s jeep, Walt’s Aztek and Jesse Pinkman’s Toyota Tercel to Hector Salamanco’s bell and exploded wheelchair, Pollos Hermanos batter buckets, Jesse’s hazmat suit, the pink teddy bear from the aircrash and (be still, oh meth-addled hearts) Walter’s giant underpants.
Full auction list (with deceptively low starting bids) here.
How now Mrs Brown?
Brendan O’Carroll and defiant tuk tuk outside Find Vintage, Cow’s Lane, Temple Bar, Dublin filming Mrs Brown D’Movie right NOW.
Thanks Findvintage
Budget-conscious Russian waterpark fans take a JCB to the creek for a spot of hardcore bucketing.
Killer Line
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The ‘lonesome bike’. Now in a secure location.
Stephen’s Green, Dublin this morning.
Clare McGowan writes:
The construction works on St. Stephen’s Green have begun and one lonesome bicycle was left in the bike racks. The bike racks are no more but I have rescued said bike. I’m sure there’s bound to be an owner out there somewhere…
Anyone?
Conor McBride writes:
I spotted these NY plates in Brooklyn last night. I tried getting their attention but was too late. Would love to buy my fellow Kerry brethren a beer if I could track them down.
Anyone?
Another track from The Waterboys’ anti-booze marketing binge concept E.P
‘Twas Arthur’s Day in Dublin and the streets ran green with puke
I met the ghost of Willie Yeats and he fixed me with a look
‘Twas Arthur’s Day in Dublin and the streets ran gold with piss
Said Yeats, “to think that Emmett and Wolfe Tone did die for this!”‘Twas Arthur’s Day in Dublin and the streets were black with beer
there were gobshites to the right and left, there were gobshites to the rear
I came upon Luke Kelly’s ghost and I asked him what he thought
“this madness finished me”, he said, “it’ll finish half this lot”‘Twas Arthur’s Day in Dublin and the streets were full of fights there were women drippin’ blood and men collapsed beneath streetlights
I met a Christian Brother, there was victory in his face
“I’m proven right” he cried “we’re a vile and savage race”‘Twas Arthur’s Day in Dublin and the streets were blue with bands
tricked by promise of good causes, shipped in from foreign lands
The Manics and Mick Jones were there, and the Mumfords too, ’tis said
And I heard the ghost of Philo say “the counter-culture’s dead”
The Waterboys release their three track Arthur’s Day E.P. on September 26 on iTunes.
Enjoy poetry responsibly.
Previously: The Glassed And Buried Song
File pic: James Horan/Photocall Ireland
So there.
Courtesy of Irish Farmers Journal
Thanks Maura Fay