It’s all going pear shaped for Dave,
As he jets off to Russia to save,
What’s left of his job,
But the hapless old snob,
Heard Vladimir digging his grave.
John Moynes
(Reuters)
It’s all going pear shaped for Dave,
As he jets off to Russia to save,
What’s left of his job,
But the hapless old snob,
Heard Vladimir digging his grave.
John Moynes
(Reuters)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwndLOKQTDs
You might have seen the new Guinness wheelchair basketball ad (above)?
Incredibly manipulative moving, right?
However…
James writes:
I’m pretty sure the new Guinness ad is an unashamed rip off of this MD-Chillz ad [itself based on 2005 documentary Murderball]. Some copycats are made of more…
Shameless lift or something else?
YOU decide.
FIGHT!
Gavin Coffey writes:
Ahead of this evening’s match [Vs Sweden at Lansdowne Road, Dublin] Three, primary sponsor of the Irish football team, took Richard Dunne, David Forde and Conor Sammon aside for a quick test of their general and football knowledge. The players were quizzed by Matthew Nolan (9) and Matthew Hanley (8) from St. Oliver Plunkett School Malahide, who found out if what they thought of Thierry Henry, and if they knew the words to the national anthem.
Thanks Brian Killoran
Bold Things – Hearts Ajar.
Should you wish to get your ‘progressive prog’ on.
London-based, Dundalk-reared band’s meditation on “themes of possibility” through “past experiences in order to realise potential”.
They’ve been at the ‘shrooms, Joe
Directed by Clare-born Freddie Leyden.

Henry Street, Dublin minutes ago awaiting the re-opening of HMV.
CDs!
Thanks Daniel Anderson and Tara Sparling