What HAS It Got There?
In the grounds of Leinster House..
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Via and thanks Ronan Lyons
Everyone got one.
A sweet Christmas greeting from the lovely Annie West.
Animator and a major crush favourite around Karl’s den the Broadsheet office.
Annie happy new year.
Say we.
Oh.
Via and thanks Yoof Defence
Once we get through this time of good cheer,
We’ll find if Obama’s sincere,
Let him score his home run,
By banning the gun,
And let schoolchildren live through next year.
John Moynes
(Time)
An award-winning 2010 live action stop-motion (pixellation) graduation film by Vicky Mather.
Stanley Pickle is a genius recluse existing in a mechanical world of his own devising. Having automated every element of his surroundings through a complicated system of windup engineering, Stanley’s world is a rigid one, expelled of surprises or genuine interactions. From his window however he glimpses a carefree woman who disrupts his comfort and causes him to slowly withdraw from his comfortable coccoon.
The existential Grafton Street phone from earlier.
She’s making a meal of it.
To be fair.
Thanks Sheila Larkin
Fair play though, in fairness.
Jack Reynor Offered ‘Transformers’ Role Opposite Mark Wahlberg (IFTN)
A nifty little parallax and perspective demo by University of Hertfordshire Professor of the Public Understanding of Psychology, Dr Richard ‘Quirkology’ Wiseman.
In the original draft of the script for Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers, Faramir has a dream in which he has a vision of Frodo Baggins’ future, should the ring take hold of his soul.
The scene was completed but never made the movie.