httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnL5PthSdl8&feature=player_embedded
More Rag Week high japery outside Supermac’s in the wee small hours of this morning.
Thanks Des Foley
Stop That
at
Spotted in Churchtown, Dublin, last night.
(Thanks Hugh)
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5z0rQRdsiE
Nothing to see here.
“So this forces the Greeks into a corner. Either Greece pays the banks or it’s on its own with a new Drachma. Anyone who knows anything about economics understands that the issue is not that Greece will default or might default it is that it won’t be allowed to default enough. ”
Look.
Pretty pictures.
Meanwhile:
Before Greece is even given permission to bail out Europe’s banks, its creditors first demand that the province of Bavaria Sachs, formerly known as Greece, satisfy a checklist of 38 specific conditions, which the now fully colonized nation will have to complete before the end of the month (so in about 5 days), before it is permitted to transfer taxpayer cash to French, German, Italian and Spanish banks. How anyone, even the world’s most degraded debt slave, is willing to subject themselves to such humiliation is simply inconceivable.
Behold The Greek Debt Slavery “To Do” Checklist Permitting It To Bail Out Europe’s Insolvent Banks (ZeroHedge)
On loan to the Medici Galaxy.
Niall Stafford writes:
Robbie Keane- for sale in the Bazaar, Ranelagh [Dublin].
Louise F writes:
Every time I pass this sign in Tesco, Cabra [Dublin], it annoys me. From my rudimentary knowledge of the laws of physics I think it’s impossible for something to create more energy than it uses as in a fixed system like this store. Energy cannot be created or destroyed it can only be converted from one form to another. Surely this sign is wrong then? But even if I’m wrong about this the sign is very annoying.
February 24, 1914.
From the National Library of Ireland:
These are the crew members of a Norwegian vessel, who survived what is known as the Fethard Lifeboat Disaster. These men were on board their vessel, The Mexico (with its cargo of South American mahogany), when it ran aground on the Keeragh Islands, Co. Wexford, on Friday, 20 February 1914. The Fethard Lifeboat that came to their rescue through a storm was destroyed with the loss of 9 of the 14 lifeboatmen. Not sure where this photo was taken – somewhere in Wexford or Waterford presumably, so please tell us if you know…
National Library Of Ireland Flickr Stream
By Paris Hilton.
Brian Ward writes:
OMG. In a bad way.
More Crips
at
Tesco, Stillorgan, Co Dublin, yesterday.
This is beginning to look deliberate.
Thanks Mmacd
We scrub up well.
In fairness.
At the Oscar Wilde pre-Oscar party were from top: Amy Huberman; Amy Huberman, Roz Lipsett and Claudine Keane; Dana Delaney and Colin Farrell; Colin O’Donoghue; Claudine Keane; Michelle Williams; Trina Vargo (President of the Irish-American Alliance), Steven Spielberg and JJ Abrams.
More as we get it.