Sligo Town at the weekend.
Kevin Noone writes:
If you were an OCD sufferer, this badly pasted sign would get to you right?
Anyone?
‘Eddie has dreams but he can’t get moving anymore. Life was perfect for him and Val. They’d always dreamt of opening a little place of their own… And then one night, just as they found the ideal place, a kiss changed everything forever…’
Ooer.
Shay Kavanagh writes:
We’re just about to head into rehearsals with anew play, The Kiss. It’s the first new play in support of the same sex referendum. We need a little cash to get us up and running so we’ve started a FundIt campaign…
This afternoon.
Outside the Hugh Lane Gallery in Dublin
Alarming, green-hued, Kubrickian, dancing nippers Erin and Eve Kirby (on car) with unidentified deranged ‘butterflies’ from City Fusion preparing for the St Patrick’s festival in Stephen’s Green, Dublin on from 4.30 next Monday, March 16.
Erin and Eve are on newly-restored ‘Kermit’.
But can you NAME the jammer, model and year?
‘sup?
Rescue cat Apricot (above).
She couldn’t stop drooling.
UCD Veterinary Hospital write:
We had this little beauty called Apricot with us for surgery recently, referred to us from the ISPCA [irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals]. Apricot had a salivary mucocele which is a condition in which saliva leaks from a damaged salivary gland or duct and collects in the surrounding tissues. It is three times more common in dogs than in cats so we have very rarely seen it. Although trauma is considered to be the usual cause for the damage to the duct or gland, it was impossible to tell in Apricot’s case.
She had a soft, non-painful, swelling located adjacent to the right salivary gland which caused her difficulty in eating and excessive drooling called ptyalism. The gland was removed and she made a full recovery, bouncing around and being cheeky in no time. She also landed on her paws as she was adopted by Aoife one of our students involved in her case…”
This lunchtime.
Claire writes:
Stopped in Stoneybatter [Dublin] the world’s most selfish driver….
Asphyxia
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An experimental combination of dance and motion capture by Maria Takeuchi and Frederico Phillips in which the movements of dancer Shiho Tanaka are captured by two XBox One Kinect sensors
Here’s how they did it.
As of this morning, ecstasy is legal. Holy shitballs.
— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) March 10, 2015
Ketamine is also among the list of ‘banned’ drugs, which are no longer banned, as a result of this morning’s ruling by Court of Appeal — Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) March 10, 2015
Full story on @TodayFMNews at 1pm – listen in on 100-102FM or at http://t.co/vRgTN4rXWN
— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) March 10, 2015
PAR-Tay!
More as we get it.
And by ‘get it’ we do mean horse tranqs for Karl, Clarky Cat for Aaron, a triple-stacked Scooby Snack For Tom, Yellow Bentines for Bodger, a Wee Fella for Emily and a big bag of Mitsubishis for Chompsky.
Dáil to pass emergency law, after court ruling finds ecstasy is legal (Newstalk)
Two of the first ten Star Trek films edited down to just the scenes that contain spaceships by Youtuber Thomas Hunt.
See all ten from Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979) to Star Trek: Nemesis (2002) here.
