Dr Bartneck, who I think is thick
Has insulted the world’s favourite brick
Lego won’t turn your child
Feral, violent or wild
Pay no heed to the egghead peacenik.
John Moynes
Pic: Telegraph
Pennywise writes:
I was speaking to staff at the Savoy cinema [O’onnell Street, Dublin 1] yesterday and was shocked to hear some of them are being made redundant, in favour of turnstiles and ticket scanners. First the Screen cinema goes under, now the Savoy appears to be floundering in this era of economic recovery. This turn of events comes completely out of the blue as the staff from the Screen were relocated to the Savoy barely three months previous. They seems amazed at the suggestion the cinema is over staffed.
(Pic: Lord Fiddlebottom)
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These baby spiders are in our doorway!Anyone identify these? Home about to be taken over by killers?? @broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/afxyarXYqJ
— Mark Fearon (@fearo) May 20, 2016
Anyone?
‘sup?
Anthony Kane writes:
My dog Lupa [double entendre – named after the mother of Romulus and Remus] and I traversed the Military road in the mountains yesterday and she became all existential staring off towards Wicklow. I just thought I would share this precious moment with you. Have a beautiful weekend…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXpPweAooeE
What you may need to know.
1. CBS have released 50 seconds-worth of nondescript CG as an early taster for the in-development Star Trek TV show.
2. The cast is yet to be announced, but reboot writer Alex Kurtzman is producing.
3. It’s rumoured that this new series will be set in between The Undiscovered Country and The Next Generation.
4. Star Wars/Star Trek… It’s all good. There’s plenty of room for everyone at the all-you-can-eat nerd buffet. Except Kevin Smith. He’s barred.
5. CBS will air Star Trek in January 2017.
7. Broadsheet Prognosis: Klingon to the past (I’ll get me coat).
(Mark writes about film and TV at WhyBother.ie)
Earlier: Broadsheet Trailer Park: Inferno
Thanks John Gallen