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From Thumbs And Ammo – a rather inspired single-serving website wherein guns toted by movie characters are replaced with the universal symbol for ‘a positive, can-do attitude’.
(Hat tip: Rob Dalton)
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From Thumbs And Ammo – a rather inspired single-serving website wherein guns toted by movie characters are replaced with the universal symbol for ‘a positive, can-do attitude’.
(Hat tip: Rob Dalton)
Served with a little umbrella in the cup (if you’re not careful).
Hollywood Babylon presents Miami Connection – this Saturday night at 10.30pm in the Light House Cinema in Dublin
The Hollywood Babylon sez:
“This is one of our favourite films which is about a motorbike-riding gang of drug-dealing ninjas in Miami’s stinky underbelly who face the fury of synth rock outfit, Dragon Sound, a rainbow coalition of orphans who also happen to be Taekwondo black belts in a complicated roundhouse wreck-wave of pseudo-Romeo & Juliet narrative twists.”
Right so
Book tickets here
Trailer here
Mad isn’t it?
And how much do property developers owe local authorities across the country in unpaid development fees.
€750 million.
A figure revealed in response to a question from Fine Gael TD Simon Harris on foot of Wicklow County Council attempts to pursue homeowners in Brook Meadow, Avoca, Co Wicklow (above) several weeks ago to pay outstanding development fees.
The council wanted every households to pay it €2,500 each.
However, the move was averted after the property developer made an agreement with the council.
Who will be next is anyone’s guess.
*emails Daft*
Property Developers Owe Local Authorities Over €750m In Levies, RTÉ)
(Pic: Wicklow News)
Via Oireachtas.ie
TV3 newsreader Siobhán Bastible choking uncontrollably – LIVE for your entertainment.
No MacGrianna, to be fair.
Agony aunt Anglela MacNamara piles on the agony, Women’s Way, 1967.
Speaking last year, Angela, now 81, recalled:
“In those days, there were unspoken rules about what you could and couldn’t discuss in a newspaper — especially to do with sex. Quite a few people enclosed stamped addressed envelopes asking for confidential advice. One of the most common questions I got was: ‘What is a sin?’
“People wanted black and white answers to their problems, but they didn’t get them because there are no black and white answers. Instead, I just tried to get people to think for themselves.”
Quite.
Scan Via Brand New Retro
Thanks Anto Delaney