He’s gone home.

Ian Brown deploys a choice descriptor for abruptly departed drummer Alan ‘Reni’ Wren (top, left in happier times) at the Heineken Music Hall in Amsterdam after a gig on Tuesday night.

Will the Stone Roses make it to Ireland in one piece?

YOU decide.

(Thanks John Gallen)

Ivor writes:

All this pride is getting to my computer…

 

Andrew Teggin writes:

The Defiant Monitors

 

Meanwhile, while we’re on the subject…

Niall Stafford writes:

Defiant merchandising at CompuB, Dublin.

 

Defiant Tricolours to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie

 


A new line of Stussy T-shirts (€19) featuring guest artwork by the legendary Ren and Stimpy creator John Kricfalusi

In celebration of the release, he created an animated commercial reminiscent of the retro-style in-show commercials that were a vital part of Ren & Stimpy back in 1991. Featuring voice talent from John K. and Eddie Cruz as The Stussy Rat.

laughingsquid/boingboing

Hello you.

A Eucharistic Congress reveller at the RDS, Ballsbridge, Dublin.

Meanwhile, yesterday’s Eucharistic Procession around the grounds of the RDS.

You should see them do ‘Thriller’.

(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)

Paul Smith writes:

Yes us nerds appreciate soccer also.

 

Kevin Purcell writes:

For all the 3 legged people out there. Taken in the Ilac Centre [Dublin].

 

Joe Collins writes:

The recycle bins in Poznan. The road between the fanzone and the main square.

 

Tracey Clifford writes:

Antique tricolour at Clifford Antiques, Dublin 1

 

Claire Hayes writes:

iPhone Tricolour edition.

 

Innocent Smoothie writes:

Some defiant smoothies for you.

 

Defiant Tricolours to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie


http://vimeo.com/43528070

A product of 12 weeks of CGI by UK film editor VFX (as opposed to actual stop motion animated LEGO) but a blocky delight nonetheless – filled with humourous film references for Inception fans.

awesomer/doobybrain

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