My Name Is Brian.
An inspiring mini-documentary (2 mins 44 secs).
Dara O’Neill, of Dream Boat Productions, writes:
My Name is Brian is a story that gives a moment to the expression of a dancer with Down Syndrome who is embarking on a mission to choreograph a show for the first time.
An empowering and inspiring window into the world of a gentle voice that also talks through his body. His beautiful and thoughtful movement resists the idea of disability and limitations.
So, it’s his fault for not kissing your arse? You pusillanimous, parsimonious, parsnip-faced pixie-pawed, polecat-wearing, puffed-up, pigfucking, parrot-licking, puerile, pissy-eyed prostitute paying, puffin-groping, plankton-brained, porky-arsed puddle of putrefied poodle puke. https://t.co/eySVHKZqnY
— Hamfisted Bun Vendor (@MetalOllie) November 8, 2017
Gulp.
Puffins?
Meanwhile…
Over 4,000 Facebook users in the Boston area have RSVP’d to attend the event they’re calling “Scream helplessly at the sky on the anniversary of the election.” Another 33,000 have expressed interest in attending the event at the 383-year-old Boston Common
Anguished Liberals Plan to ‘Scream Helplessly at the Sky’ on Anniversary of Trump Election (Pjmedia)
Dublin’s first ever cat fair will be taking place at Wynn’s Hotel, Lower Abbey Street, Dublin 1 on November 19 from 10am.
Finally.
Alice Chau writes:
You will be able to see the latest advancements in cat security, feeding, care and entertainment; and attend lectures from industry experts like cat vet Aoife Caulfield (Just Cats Vet Clinic), cat behaviourist Alice Chau-Ginguene (Maow Care) and Irish catnip farmer Aideen Day (Fred’s Catnip Farm).
You can also hang out and chat with fellow cat lovers at our cat chat cafe.
Tickets costs 10 Euro for adult, 5 Euro for child, 20 for family and grant entry for the full day. FREE entry for children under 3.
Plus….
…before the event why not submit an entry to this year’s “Real Lads Love Cats” calendar, with the final product available on the day.
Arf.
Last night.
Curragh plains, County Kildare.
Eamonn Farrell/Rollingnews
Meanwhile…
Ireland from a train window.
Good morning! pic.twitter.com/RhhHw6xcOa— Elaine Byrne (@ElaineByrne) November 8, 2017
In fairness.
https://twitter.com/justinhealy/status/928014895605604352
27 years ago, this week.
If you’re loaded perhaps you should go
To the website of Tiffany & Co
And your Christmas stocking
Could contain something shocking
A three hundred dollar yo-yo
John Moynes
Pic Tiffany & Co
It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia in the form of one-second(ish) clips from all 121 episodes, assembled by the charming Shitty Film Productions. To wit:
Most clips exceed the one second mark purely to fit in some golden moments but everything is under two seconds.
MORE to folly
This afternoon.
Film Base, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
The launch of Everyday Stories, an exhibition launching TONIGHT highlighting the stories of women who have had abortions and the ways in which the Eighth Amendment impacts on real lives.
The exhibition, started by Caoimhe Anglin (above), features the stories of eight women and their families.
All eight, including Caoimhe, have been impacted by the Eighth Amendment, with six of them having travelled abroad to access abortion services.
Everyday Stories at Filmbase (Facebook)
Leah Farrell/RollingNews
