Laura Moloney writes:
“My mate’s work printer has a default setting of A0, so this happened when he tried to print out his Jack White ticket yesterday [For Jack’s concert at Kilmainham last night]. The stewards had to stand back a bit but it scanned. Dream big kids!”
Earlier: All White On The Night
Pixeltrek is a part video game, part pixelgraphic simulation of the late 24th century Boldly-Gomobile wherein you can visit familiar (adorably detailed) locations and parts of the ship not featured in the TNG series, including the jacks.
Explore here.
Warning: If you’re any class of a Trekkie, long range scans detect a huge temporal productivity vortex.
Workers from the Greyhound site in Clondalkin [Dublin] picket the site today over a proposed cut to pay and other allowances.
Possibly related: Refusing Collection
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
Ronan Flanagan twasks:
Is it vandalism defacing street art which was once considered vandalism itself?!
Artist unknown. Possibly emphysemic.
An eye catching ad campaign for Jeep by Leo Burnett France wherein animal heads reveal different animals when flipped upside down (the idea being that you can ‘go anywhere, see what you want to see in a Jeep’, yadda, yadda…)
The newly sponsored Dublin Bikes in Grand Canal Dock, Dublin this afternoon.
Fight!
Thanks DarraghNoob
The latest movie to old-school video game adaptation from Cinefix features an 8-bit/16-bit Beatrix Kiddo dispatching each member of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad in Kill Bill (Vol. 1 & Vol.2)
