He’s ready to take on Wyatt Earp.
Thanks Jonathan Lee
Spotted in Cobh, Co Cork, this afternoon.
Lars Biscuits writes:
It’s one of these. When yachting without a chopper just doesn’t cut it anymore.”
It’s Nic Cage. Oh wait now.
(Thanks Oisin)
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Roger McGrath writes:
After watching The Frontline the other night I put the Fiscal Treaty into a confusing timeline – all we need now is a flux capacitor.
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@broadsheet_ie meanwhile in Drogheda. Ah here twitter.com/aorurki/status…
— Aideen (@aorurki) May 24, 2012
Update:
@broadsheet_ie ah come on, this is a much better example of a dog day afternoon! twitter.com/muttugly/statu…
— muttugly (@muttugly) May 24, 2012
Further update:
Here’s another one @broadsheet_ietwitpic.com/9oqbsk #eddiethedog
— Annie West (@anniewestdotcom) May 24, 2012
Kinect THIS
at
The sleek, minimalist Leap Motion Control Device (available to pre-order for $70) creates a 0.23 cubic meter (8 cubic feet) 3D motion-interactive space.
The manufacturer claims it’s 200 times more accurate than anything else on the market.
Witchcraft.
Twenty minutes ago.
A great day to end a sit-in.
Mmf.
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