Cruel and heartless.
In a good way.
Matthew Nuding writes:
I know it’s been three days now but I did a prank on my friend and made her think she won the €110,000,000 Euromillions jackpot. I originally just added it to Facebook but someone suggested spreading it to the wider internet community….
Carbon aerogel – a ‘mass of atom-thick carbon sheets’, above, resting on a cherry blossom – made in China, is 0.16mg/cm³ – about one sixth the density of air.
The previous lightest solid – a 0.9mg/cm³ 99.99% air metal lattice made in California – was 100 times lighter than Styrofoam.
Laura Kealy writes:
So I bought eggs in Lidl, the box says they’re Irish but classed as UK. Norn Iron egg identity crisis?
Don’t let them tell you what you can’t spend your money on.
Let him:
The new bank guidelines for permitted spending by those people who will get the let off, or debt rescheduling, seem more than fair. As it is, those who plan to stay paying their crippling mortgages get very irked when they hear calls for those who getting a let off, to also be able to have Sky Sports and go on foreign holidays. We have to get real here, and have some fairness.
For example, €29 a week seems fine to me for a person to do social activity and go to the cinema. Maybe don’t go to the cinema, if you want to save your house! And the monthly(!) clothing allowance is reasonable. I certainly wouldn’t be buying new clothes every month- or every six months at this stage. It is a matter of fairness. It would create great resentment if a whole bunch of people were able to get debt forgiveness, and have a better lifestyle than those who are struggling to honour their debts.
(Sky Sports)
Two of a series of four prints of characters and quotes from Coen Brothers’ movies by Texan illustrator Chet Phillips.
Fargo and Miller’s Crossing here.
Twink fined 1,000 euro for having no car insurance
— Dyane ConnorTV3 (@DyaneconnorTV3) April 4, 2013
Adele King following her court appearance this morning in Dublin.
She was giving it loads of ‘that’
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland))
Sophie O’Gara writes:
I realise you don’t normally do this. but my bike was stolen from outside my house last night. It’s a pretty unique looking bike so I was wondering would it be possible to get the word out? It’s a cream and orange Dawes Duchess bike taken from Kilmainham, Dublin 8. I don’t know if you can help me… I just want to back.
Anyone?
When reminded about laws preventing incest, Irons replied: “It’s not incest between men”, because “incest is there to protect us from inbreeding, but men don’t breed.”
“Mr Tepper must get what he’s owed…”
‘Mr Tepper’ by Mick Blake.
Ballad of a fat cat.
Based on a true story.
