Miriam O’Callaghan with Chris Flack (left) and Philip Keenan launching the testicular cancer awareness campaign, part of Blue September.
Later…
with James Reilly.
We said ‘check’ them not describe them.
Nevermind.
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ghsxiSYXhE
A supercut of meme-origins, from ‘Shut up and take my money!’ to ‘It’s a trap!’ and ‘I stabbed a man in the heart’.
Hahahaha!
We have no idea what any of this memes.
The Impossible Instant Lab is a collapsible device that allows you to turn iPhone screen images into actual Polaroid prints.
It’ll produce 150 prints on one charge and is compatible with film for Polaroid 600 and SX 70 cameras.
The makers (who got their project off the ground via Kickstarter) have apparently also bought the last Polaroid film factory, so consumables shouldn’t be a problem.
Not just photographs of water towers.
Inspired by German artists Bernd and Hilla Becha who dedicated years to photographing industrial structures, Jamie [Young]– through his photographs – makes the seemingly impossible possible giving emotive, personable characters to these objects and shining a entirely new light on these huge structures. Who knew?
Yes, yes.
But where are they (the four above)?
Anyone?
Jamie Young’s Stunning Photographs Document The Water Towers Of Ireland (ItsNiceThat)
If there’s a queue, please collapse at the end of it.
(Thanks Somhairle & Cúán)
Oh.
Bros writes:
Spotted this local Socialist candidate in a window in Brussels at the weekend. Members of Belgium GAA have come up with the following – Put Prick In – A candidate for Hard times – Give him 1 – He’s Running For Erection…
Can your readers do better?
Thanks Tiggy Dee
Phwaor! check out the detail in that coat.
For the day what’s in it.
Sibling of Daedalus writes:
This is Gemma McNabb who was Miss Ireland 1967. Dressed in early [Thomas] Wolfangel [Irish designer] (top) and above with Miss UK in Trafalgar Square, London. Note that clothes actually fit properly (as opposed to cling or billow), and that the accessories do not look like they’re going to eat the wearer. Those was the days.
