Any other reason you can think of? Off the top of your head? Take your time.
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This scene played out last week during a match between Sao Paolo and Santos in Brazil. Watch it three times and be horrified in three entirely different ways.
You wouldn’t see this at the Norwich Union Stadium.
Fall. Apple. The. Doesn’t. Far. Tree. From.
Because they fucking can.
Still, great ad.
Taken about an hour ago at the famine figures next to the IFSC. The people are students (USI take a bow) dressed up as professionals (doctors, lawyers, etc.) to highlight the ‘brain drain’ which is harming the Irish economy.
It is, is it not, the photographic equivalent of being lectured to by a first year arts student in The Stag’s Head? Still, the famine did have a resonance with our youth in that some days, and I’m not ashamed to admit it, we survived on little more than grass. Ker-tish.
(Photo by Photocall)
Doesn’t that look like somebody is deliberately making the clouds sweep only over us and the sea? Jesus Christ. Can a country not get a freakin’ break around here?
But, hey, what of the ‘morrow? Well the Met say:
Rain will approach the west coast later this afternoon or this evening. Top temperatures of 16 to 19 degrees. Tonight the rain will spread across the country and become persistent. Nine and 12 degrees, coolest in the north. There will be just a light variable breeze and mist and fog developing.
Tomorrow, will be a brighter and fresher day with some sunny spells developing. The overnight rain will still affect the east coast and clear during the morning. There will be scattered showers, heavy especially in the east and north. Between 16 and 20 degrees and it’ll be breezy with moderate to fresh northwesterly winds.
But that’s what they always say.
When you can be stunningly, balls-out literal.
Jewish Group Opposes Muslim Centre Near Ground Zero (New York Times)
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Mexico-based, Irish artist has died.




