Lol.
‘That Promissory Note Could Literally Be Torn Up’ (Peter Mathews, Sunday Independent)
Previously: Peter Mathews Goes Rogue
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnTXiiAwNww
Yes, yes. Very interesting
But, asks Davey Mills:
Who’s doing the voice-over?
Lines close at midnight.
UPDATE: The answer is Aidan Gillen (Love/Hate, Queer As Folk).
O’Connell Street bridge, Dublin, within the last hour by Gribers.
Little Island, Cork, yesterday by Jamie Morrissey.
The lower lake at Glendalough, Co Wicklow, this morning by JayGriffin
Not to mention:
Sunrise,Dublin 26th Feb 2012. #sunrise #dublin #poolbeg #beach #dawn #cameraphone twitter.com/stilpix/status…
— James Murray (@stilpix) February 26, 2012
An advertising campaign launched recently by the Taiwanese manufacturers of Android tablet Action Pad.
Steve Jobs-alike Ken (complete with inappropriate angel wings) sez: “Thank God I finally get to play other tablets.”
Redditor dead_virgins got in quick with the badum-tish:
Foreigners stealing our Jobs :)
RISING unemployment in Europe has driven an influx of Irish and British skilled migrants to labour-strapped pockets of the Australian economy in recent months, government figures show.
But skilled migration from Greece, where unemployment topped 20 per cent in November, remains low as Australian recruiters target already strong labour streams from the British Isles.
The Perth offices of one of the largest global recruiters has noted a surge in Irish and British citizens on temporary visas seeking employer sponsorship. The company’s counterparts on the east coast have reported only a small rise.
”Unfortunately for Victoria we do not have the luxury of mines, we don’t have a resources boom,” said Hays Victoria senior regional director Tim James.’
Helped by campaigns to attract Irish and UK workers, the Hays Perth reception desk felt as if it had ”half of Dublin in it on a Friday afternoon”, said WA senior regional director Simon Winfield.
Irish and British head for Australian jobs, but where are the Greeks? (The Age)
Coming soon: Galway Alberta and Cork, British Columbia.
(Hat Tip: Mark Geary)