Rome airport this evening
Rachel Carey writes:
Unofficial strike by bag handlers in Rome. Aer lingus flights going nowhere. Hours waiting, no info.
Rome airport this evening
Rachel Carey writes:
Unofficial strike by bag handlers in Rome. Aer lingus flights going nowhere. Hours waiting, no info.
Move out of your family garage.
Into your OWN garage.
Aran B writes:
“11ft x 16’5ft garage located next to a house in Terenure [Dublin[] a bargain at €55,000.“
Mount Tallant Avenue, Terenure (MyHome.ie)
Thanks Simon Corcoran
“I dropped into a grocery store in Dublin last night to find an aisle filled with Goldfish crackers, Goober Grape, Pop-Tarts and MARSHMALLOW FLUFF. Apparently the “American aisle” is a thing here!”
Celebrated solo female travel blogger Kate McCulley
DaithiF writes:
“Let’s welcome Adventurous Kate with some advice about what to do here…”
Anyone?
Further to our World Cup controversial moments teaser earlier.
Those illustrations explained.
Congrats to ‘David’ for correctly guessing all four.
Gooooooooooooaal, etc.
Via Pog Mo Goal



One picture stories by Frank Nikol.
C.G.P. Grey untangles the knotty branches of everyone’s family tree. To wit:
You have parents and your parents have parents, these are your grandparents who also have parents, your great-grandparents. Keep adding parents, keep adding adding ‘greats’. For every ‘g’ in the name there is one generation in-between you and that person.
Nibling is so an actual thing.