Did Wendi feel the hand of history upon her shoulder?
Previously: That Was Deng
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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Shane Byrne writes:
Saw two old ladies doing this chalk graffiti on east Essex street this afternoon. They ran away afterwards!
Chalk. Bless.
Your Place
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Lambo Of God
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In 1991, sports car enthusiast Ken Imhoff started building a Lamborghini Countach in the basement of his house. In 2008, he ‘excavated’ it.
He’s since sold the Lambo and ‘given his life to Jesus Christ’. Sez he:
The car started out as a mission without GOD in my life. It was an exercise of human self-centered, egotistical, selfishness that just about ended my marriage and losing our home. The car at this point was a constant reminder of what I have done and I just wanted it out of my life.
Ken is currently building a 1953 Studebaker.
This afternoon.
Donal Comerford writes:
Spotted! A 131-D Roller at John Lennon International Airport, Liverpool.
‘Welcome G8’
Mick O’Hara tweetz:
A Sligo welcome…News crews in abundance
This is rumoured to be the work of a Fine Gael councillor.
Anyone?
(Thanks anon)
Yeats on fire on #yeatsday #sligo @YoungYeats @sligotourism @Yeatssocietyirl pic.twitter.com/yfhvpANKD8
— Yeats Day 2013 (@YeatsDay2013) June 14, 2013
James Joyce gets a butcher’s bike rally.
WB Yeats gets burning postal worker.
That’s showbiz.
Thanks Annie West
Dublin Airport this afternoon.
The much-feared Shamrock Rovers Ultras firm.
Bunch of tasty geezers, Innit?
The fatlad writes:
These little scamps are getting everywhere. This was in the jacks in Dublin Airport…
Previously: It’s All Gone A Bit Danny Dyer
What you may need to know.
1. Spoiler Alert: They all died in 300 (2006). Well, nearly all of them. This is half prequel, half sequel. Whatevs..
2. While we’re at it… Anyone remember Mickey Fassbender in the first one?
3. It’s based on a yet-to-be-published graphic novel by 300 creator Frank Miller.
4. Always nice to see Best Bond Girl actress EVER Eva Green.
5. Prognosis: This! Is! Superfluous!
Release Date: March 2014
Further to Bank of Ireland’s new €5 ‘because we can’ fee.
Oskar writes:
What Bank of ireland neglect to mention is this – a flat fee customer was paying €11.40 per quarter for 90 transactions. The same 90 transactions will now cost me €23 as the new structure is 20c per transaction plus a €5 ‘maintenance fee.’ Now I am lucky enough that I can afford this, but with things the way they are I think a 102% increase in price is a disgraceful way to treat consumers, many of whom are being hit by mortgage increases as well.
Previously: Are You With Bank of Ireland