How often do zombies complain,
That they cannot maintain their food chain?
Now some chaps in a lab,
Have taken a stab,
At inventing a GMO brain.
John Moynes
Pic: ScientificAmerican
To a faraway country of which we know little.
Michael O’Toole tweetz:
“Soldiers in the Glen [of Imaal, Co Wicklow firing range]. They’ll be in Syria in less than a month. Good luck to them.”
@broadsheet_ie New JFK single bun theory? Ich bin ein jam donut? Tastes great! At Hook Head, Wexford. #nom pic.twitter.com/FarIrKs5lq
— Sea Fishing Ireland (@seafishingire) August 28, 2013
High Infants
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‘Use of Books’?
Anyone?
Beatriz Creo writes:
“Seriously, like? The costs of going back to school. Book list for Senior Infants.”
Shane Gavin writes:
“This was the sky yesterday evening in Cork Street [Dublin]. Where would you get it?”
Cake?
at
Rathmines, Dublin.
Clamp happy.
“Calls are being made for Dublin City Council to ease parking restrictions because of what is being dubbed ‘over-enthusiastic clamping’.”
“Retailers in the Rathmines area of the city claim parking enforcers are making €1,000 a week from one short section of the main street alone.”
Previously: Meanwhile, In Rathmines
‘Over-enthusiastic clamping’ hurting business (Irish Examiner)
It’s genuinely epic.
The Hot Sprockets – Comin’ On
Luke Sweetman writes:
A new video I directed and made with a dedicated bunch of loons that I now love. It was done in one take and there is a plastic horse.
Symbolics
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A graphic in today’s New York Daily News.
The raids, if they go ahead, would be aimed at punishing President Bashar al-Assad’s regime and sending him a message rather than wiping out his military capacity and handing the rebels a decisive advantage, they say.
Any Syria strikes will be symbolic, limited: experts (France24)
Obama Weighs ‘Limited’ Strikes Against Syrian Forces (New York Times)
Graham Farrington writes:
Dundrum [Co Dublin] at 6:50am this morning…Ahhhhhhhhh…