A Möbius strip of bacon, apparently made from 3D printed sandstone. Yours for €17.69.
You’d only have to cook it on one side.
A Möbius strip of bacon, apparently made from 3D printed sandstone. Yours for €17.69.
You’d only have to cook it on one side.
Does your mother have any money come from Ireland?
Wouldn’t it be more honest if “The Gathering” were renamed “The Whip-Round”? Come home to Mother Ireland and help pay for the elite’s private debts. Then take a hike back to America, England or Oz.
Paul Stuart
Dublin
The Gathering: Trick Or Treat? (Irish Times Letters)
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
Personally, like?
Aaron McAllorum writes:
Personal experience with this shower is best described as frustrating. “Customer satisfaction” survey questioning suggests onus is on customer to solve their own problems before burdening customer support…if they can get through the maze of automatic/template answers.
I absolutely agree with Gabriel Byrne’s criticism about the Irish Government policy on Culture.#GB12
— Fiach Mac Conghail (@fmacconghail) November 7, 2012
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Meanwhile, it seems like only yesterday:
The Lads-ering, Dublin Castle, October 2011.
Pic via

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fRKTJn3mNI
On the exterior set of In The Name Of The Father, Sheriff Street and environs, 1991.
The original Dublin Docklands.
(NSFW language)
(Hat tip: Dublinshewolf)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZV7DcUvIfc
A POV descent of the Descenso del Condor in La Paz Bolivia by downhill rider Filip Polc.
A man clearly possessed of a teflon perineum.
Previously: The Most Insane Descent you’ll See Today
@broadsheet_ie Is anyone missing a bike? It’s in the Tolka river near Fairview Strand twitter.com/KarlBoylan/sta…
— Karl Boylan (@KarlBoylan) November 7, 2012