At the think-in.
Definitely hangin’.
Unless he’s still pissed.
He actually sounds worse.
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Madam,
So.
Conor won’t be launching that book.
Now we learn he never read it.
So when the author described evolution as “a fantasy of farraginous, farcical, fatuous, feculent, facile facetiousness.”
Did he perhaps conclude it was about the bank guarantee?
After all he need only look around the cabinet table to see evidence we are descended from apes.
Here’s hoping this letter will ‘evolve’ into a lengthy, unfunny correspondence among a few retired teachers and bored civil servants.
Yours, etc.
PS Could Martyn Turner knock up something using the illustration above with Cowen et al?
He’s always believed in survival of the craziest.
Now he’s launching a book that questions the natural order of things.
Apart from the hereditary principle, that is.
(John J May) Follow the consternation here.
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About time too.
Tallanstown?
Yes, say it Louth. Say it proud.
Right.
Sure, where would you get it?
Tidy towns? I cannot think of another country that would consider such a competition.
It was rhetorical.
Oh.
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Meet John Sweeney.
Ex-New York cop.
King of Ireland.
Looks like Leslie Nielsen
Completely hatstand.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlliXduw3vM
With chief whip John Curran in Galway minutes ago.
Cowen Tells FF To ‘Hold Nerve’ (Breaking News.ie)
In other news: Don’t Piss On My Chips And Tell Me It’s Vinegar makes it into the Urban Dictionary
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From the Ardilaun in Galway.
This just chin.
Badum. Tish.
(more from think-in as we get it)
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Middle class parents will spend at least €200,000 to raise a child before he/she is 18.
And he/she will never, ever forgive them.
Trigg is alive and well.
Despite reports here and elsewhere.
Trigg told reporters: “It was a futile protest to highlight grass and kennel conditions at my master’s home.”
(More as we get it)
It seems that the majority of the FAI’s top-priced premium seats are being occupied by existing customers.
Who are paying 25% of the current value of the seats.
When Aviva was being built letters were sent to all 939 existing
customers asking where they wanted to be seated.
753 choose Vantage 1,currently priced at €3,200 a year. those customers are paying €750 a year.
At the end of the ISG arrangement, only 849 ‘Vantage 1s’ had been
allocated.
Which means that the FAI only sold 96 of their top level package.
And there is no guarantee that any of these current customers will
renew for the higher price come 2014.
The Friday question: How many of these seats will be full for Michael Bublé?
FAI Fill The Best Seats For 25 per cent Of ‘New’ Price (Daniel McDonnell, Irish Independent)