Joe Donnelly writes:

Came home to find my son playing with his toys like this. Excuse the dirty socks.

 

Martin Brady writes:

Bike racks showing their woolly knitted defiance on the South Circular in Rialto [Dublin] this morning.

 

 

Kay (“Xiao Liu”) writes:

Dear Broadsheet, look at this picture which I took on Shanxi Road, Nanjing [China] not two hours ago!

 

Emma Davis writes:

My defiant tricolour toothbrush

 

Alan Greene writes:

This is my Defiant Tricolour in the library of Columbia Law School, New York. I watched Thursday’s game as the sole Irishman in a bar full of Spaniards. And Americans who don’t understand the offside rule.

 

 

Niamh Keoghan writes:

I made one out of my Aran jumpers (With a white hoodie for peace).

 

Denise Coughlan writes:

A bar in Naas, Kildare, before Thursday’s match.

 

Emer Higgins writes:

A lone Irish flag fluttering in a tropic breeze at my brothers apartment block in Darwin [Australia].

 

Shane McKenna writes:

Taken from a very wet and “windy” Windy Arbour [Dublin].

 


Antonio Radici writes:

I was cooking some ragu’ (which is not a “bolognese sauce”) and while was cutting the soffritto (the base of many Italian sauces), I realised that carrots, celery and onions do look like something…

 

 

Bennyboy writes:

Some existential tricolour on the Volvo Ocean Race Facebook page.

 

Fiona writes:

Aw. I only saw the [very thin] green line on paper with orange ‘R’!  On my Jcsp library skills workbook with my kids in Coolock [Dublin]

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Our Karl, transmitting from Apple’s WWDC developer’s conference in San Francisco, sez:

This is what 5000 nerds (4800 men, 200 women) look like when they’re at a concert.  And what did Apple serve up?  Bastarding Pabst!

I’m raging about the dodgy wifi here – I’d have been live tweeting the keynote if it had been working.

Sure you would, Pabstmeister.

Epic nerd vista after the jump…

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The Minister’s Treehouse in Crossville, Tennessee: a 10,000 square foot, hundred feet tall house of God constructed between 1993 and 2004 by Minister Horace Burgess.

Wrapped around the trunk of a giant tree and built entirely without blueprints.

Photos by Kristin Sweeting and Chuck Sutherland

colossal

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgGMorzAJIA

Jamie Duff, hotter bother of Damien Duff, leads an impromptu seisún on the side of the road outside the PGE Arena, Gdańsk, Poland, after last night’s match.

We know all the words.

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