Kildare Street, Dublin, this morning.
Anyone?
Thanks Barry [via BS android app]

I came across this 1990 Citroen 2CV6 in Ranelagh [Dublin]. Production of this iconic car ceased the same year so this would have been one of the last examples.

Another gem in Ranelagh. The Lite-Ace was placed below the High-Ace in Toyota’s range of vans – a very rare commercial these days however.

A 1973 BMW 2002 Touring hatchback [Off Baggott Street, Dublin]. Really well preserved/restored. A Classic BMW show takes place in Straffan, Co. Kildare, on Sunday (June 23) and this car will be raffled off as a prize
Pics and text: Patrick ‘Carspotter Cummins

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADJhErmJuoQ
Yes, it’s been doing the rounds for days, but in case you missed this utter, square-pummelling tour de force by Russell Brand earlier this week on MSNBC’s Morning Joe, prepare to have any prejudice you might harbour against the Brand at least lessened, if not entirely swept away.
Hat tip to EJ who sez:
This is why Rustyrockets Russell Brand will always be welcome at mine for tea…
DIT graduate Eoin Duffy’s unexpectedly poignant abstract animation, which was shown at last year’s Galway International Film Festival. Short of The Week, where the film premiered yesterday, sez:
…a compilation of audio visual abstraction and creativity packed into five tender minutes. Based on his own personal experience in dealing with his younger brother [Emmet’s] suicide, Duffy crafts a stylistic journey of a traveler navigating through an airport. He is surrounded by a world of sterile efficiency—of clean shapes and symbols that offer nothing to assuage his grief.
Previously: Never Sleep In The Woods
A mere taste of the work of Tom Fishburne, the business reader’s cartoonist of choice.
His motto:
‘If a Picture tells a thousand words, a cartoon tells a thousand boring Powerpoint slides’
Lecher-repelling hairy stockings – a popular current post on the Chinese micro-blogging site Sina Welbo.
Pervert magnets, more like.
(Hat tip: PK [via BS app])