The French can get rather irate,
If they think that you’re stirring up hate,
They won’t hem and haw,
Just call in the law,
Even if you’re only eight.
John Moynes
(France 24)
Earlier: Je Suis Helric
The French can get rather irate,
If they think that you’re stirring up hate,
They won’t hem and haw,
Just call in the law,
Even if you’re only eight.
John Moynes
(France 24)
Earlier: Je Suis Helric
Diageo Brewhouse No 4, St James’ Gate, Dublin
There’s never been much of a doubt,
That the Irish are fond of their stout,
For six scary years,
It lost ground to craft beers,
A habit we all must stamp out.
John Moynes
(Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
Ah here.
The Limerick Leader, February 12, 1913.
A month inside.
From Liam Hogan‘s excellent History is What We Choose To Remember blog.
Thanks Liam
Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland, Martin McGuinness
Any day now the British will yield,
Control of our country’s fourth field,
At least that’s what Marty,
Proclaimed to his party,
When all of their plans were revealed.
John Moynes
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
President Obama with Joe Biden (left) and John Boehner at last night’s ‘State of The Union’
Obama stood up to debate,
Why the Union’s in such a state,
He wants to take more,
From the rich for the poor,
Which makes his opponents irate.
John Moynes
Larry Downing/Reuters
It’s easy to teach a young bride,
How Catholic rules are applied,
It’s simple, you see,
Just breed yourself three,
And after that turn down the ride.
John Moynes