The Ha’penny Bridge, Dublin this morning.
Ian Begley writes:
“Not an actual body (some prankster must have dressed up a sack) but it freaked the bejaysus out of me…”
Top Pic: Lorna Spaine
Yearly Archives: 2014
Alan writes:
“I found a Galaxy S4 (above) on the 5:15 Westport to Heuston train this morning. It’s in an OtterBox case. It most likely belongs to a cyclist chap who got off the train at Newbridge [Co Kildare. I’ve left it with customer service in Heuston. Apologies for blurry photo…”
Anyone?
Fireballs
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Further to last night’s bizarre cloudage over Dublin
Carole writes:
“That WASN”T the sunset hiding behind it. That (above) is the east over Ballsbridge….”
What the fupp is it?
Careful Now
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Pa writes:
A friend of mine brought this back from Australia. Must be for guys as well.
Ectoparadise
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We’re gathered together today,
To mutter and backstab and pray,
Once we’ve finished blamin‘
The whole thing on Éamon,
We’ll pretend everything is okay.
John Moynes
Animator Tyler Hurd sez:
BUTTS is a profound 3D animated cartoon about anxiety, depression, and lending a hand to those in need. Perhaps the most important film of the decade, ‘BUTTS’ is a reminder that no matter how strange something may seem, people can still make a difference in their own unique and beautiful way.” I worked on this on and off in my spare time over the past 18 months. I handled everything visual, and I had help with sound. It’s my most profound and stupid work to date.
You may or may not be reminded of this little beauty.
More at language site Babbel, what sez:
German nouns, verbs, prepositions and adjectives are like lego bricks; you can stick them together in almost any way to create new words that encapsulate new concepts [ie. Stinktier – stink animal (skunk) or Schnabeltier – beak animal (platypus)]. This gives the language a special ability to name just about anything. You could call it the German language’s lego brick-like quality, or Legosteineigenschaft…
Food Groups
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How Much?
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Splutter
Thanks Grainne