Simples.
Alternatively, see in list form here.
Note: Rule number one in CoderDojo Club:
Mmf.
Via DingleDojo
Previously: That Won’t Make You Feel Like An Underachiever
Simples.
Alternatively, see in list form here.
Note: Rule number one in CoderDojo Club:
Mmf.
Via DingleDojo
Previously: That Won’t Make You Feel Like An Underachiever
€379.72 before tax and levies.
‘Concerned’ writes:
If you’re not working currently and have a family and a mortgage or whatever the pay rates don’t come anywhere near social welfare benefits.
There’s zero incentive really to take these positions. Why do they need to be filled anyway? Pay cuts coming to save the exchequer a few bob and now they’re hiring…
Ugh.
Snow and rain mixed.
This kind:
Meanwhile, in Stepaside:
And there’s more pushing west:

(Pics: Ahmεd³ (top) Alessandro Iannelli and The Meteo Times)
Yikes.
Anon writes:
In the run-up to the Leinster senior schools final between Blackrock and St Michael’s yesterday, supporters tried to garner support from rugby players, minor celebs, etc. to hold up a sign supporting one side or the other.
One of those they got was Big Tim Sharky (above), most famous for being a steroid-using bodybuilder who moved to Thailand to be with prostitutes and who describes women as “all c*nts”. Nice.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=4aCV26NtlGM
What you may need to know:
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1. Big Boyler Chris O’Dowd just won’t stop: there’s a new series of Moone Boy in the can, talk of an IT Crowd special AND this new BBC/HBO co-production.
2. It’s the first TV series created by Christopher Guest, the genius behind Waiting For Guffman (1996), Best In Show (2000) and A Mighty Wind (2003) – he’s also Nigel Tufnel from Spinal Tap (1984) and the six fingered villain from The Princess Bride (1987).
3. The cast includes Guest regulars Michael ‘David St. Hubbins’ McKean, Ed Begley Jr. and the mighty Fred Willard.
4. Now you know why O’Dowd has been rocking the beard – clean shaven, he looks about 12.
5. Broadsheet Prognosis: Tree hee hee.
Release Date: May
Further to our recent Dublin pub trivia fixation.
TEST that hangover.
Maxi writes:
Just a little project Im working on, took some of my favourite pubs in the city centre and tried illustrating in as little detail possible and without the names. A pack of 12-year old King pub crisps for anyone who can name them all.
Anyone?