Michael Pidgeon writes:
Seems like zero-craic, soulless 800-pub chain Wetherspoons are looking to move into Ireland. Hopefully not the start of a UK-style shitty chain pub take over.
FIGHT!
Feck Off Wetherspoons (Facebook)
British chain Wetherspoon set to open up to 30 pubs in Ireland (irish Times)
Pic: BBC
Hand-assembled in Germany.
Manhandled in Dublin.
Clare Breen writes:
My beautiful bike ‘Brigitte’ was stolen from outside 8 Seville Place, Dublin 1. She’s been stolen before and I found her in town with the help of some friends and claimed her back. She was assembled in Germany by a dear friend, travelled over to Dublin and has lived here for the last 3 years.
She’s been in a film, an exhibition and helped out many people out of tight spots. We love her very much and want her back. Please keep an eye out, she’s pretty unmissable. Fabulous, pink, backpedalbraking beauty.
Anyone?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y894QNtX0VA
A non Cartoon Network friendly animation from 2006 by animator JG (Regular Show) Quintel wherein two bored service station employees drop acid on Halloween night.
Benson, Pops, Mordecai. This is where they all started out.
Tripping balls. Just as you’d expect.
(H/T: FW)
John Gallen writes:
A friend found this digging in the back garden this afternoon, the house is down Castleknock [Dublin 15] direction. it’s about 8 inches in height. Any ideas…. B&Q bargain bin or something else ;) ?
A stunning digital trompe l’oeil of aerial sequences by London-based editor and motion graphics artist Theo ‘mustardcuffins’ Tagholm who sez of it:
Hiding in plain sight, the photograph skims across the skin of reality.
Yes indeed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6eNuJdxAoQ
The short film Noah by first time filmmakers Walter Woodman and Patrick Cederberg plays out entirely on a teenager’s computer screen.
Shortlisted for the 2013 Toronto Film Festival, it’s a thoroughly modern tale of suspicion, betrayal and heartbreak in which the eponymous hero’s love life takes a sudden turn for the worse as he multitasks online.
Briefly NSFW (male nudity)
In fairness.
Tomorrow. The All Ireland Archery Series in the Aquatic Centre, Blanchardstown, Dublin.
Johnny Saviour writes:
It might be of interest to some people on the site and for any parents looking for something different to do with the kids tomorrow.
If you can put it up on the site, that would be cool. I’m not involved with Archery Ireland but I used to shoot :) and they are brutal at letting people know about this small but vibrant (and very friendly) community in Ireland.
Twang hipsters.
Stephen’s Green, Dublin moments ago.
Anyone?
Thanks Redmum
UPDATE:
Lower Baggott Street, Dublin moments ago.
Less Instagram. More YIKES.
Thanks Damian Hoade
