Via Oireachtas.ie
What are the odds?
Thanks Niall
TV3 newsreader Siobhán Bastible choking uncontrollably – LIVE for your entertainment.
No MacGrianna, to be fair.
Agony aunt Anglela MacNamara piles on the agony, Women’s Way, 1967.
Speaking last year, Angela, now 81, recalled:
“In those days, there were unspoken rules about what you could and couldn’t discuss in a newspaper — especially to do with sex. Quite a few people enclosed stamped addressed envelopes asking for confidential advice. One of the most common questions I got was: ‘What is a sin?’
“People wanted black and white answers to their problems, but they didn’t get them because there are no black and white answers. Instead, I just tried to get people to think for themselves.”
Quite.
Scan Via Brand New Retro
Patological
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Thanks Anto Delaney
Bunch of5s is a single-serving website wherein the image of Queen Elizabeth II on the Australian five-dollar note is lovingly ‘re-faced’.
At a cost of five dollars each time, presumably.
This Sunday is St Patrick’s Day,
You can go out and march, or just pray,
For the man who blessed lakes,
And got rid of our snakes,
Just stay out of New York if you’re gay.
John Moynes
Pic: Stephen Farrell on Fifth Avenue, March 17, 2012.
Behold: Ebru
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Ebru or ‘paper marbelling’ is an ancient Turkish technique of ‘aqueous surface design’. Here, Oguz Uygur showcases the work of his father Seyit, a master of the art.