You may not want to sup with the devil. But what about a slurp from the devil’s cup? We’ve tracked down a mug identical in virtually similar ways to the now-famous ‘Cup Of Hate’ currently used by cholesterol-soaked ‘heavy’ Fat Freddie (above) as he contemplates his evil thoughts.

The cup, which is sold openly in M&S stores, normally retails at €1.20. But you can’t ‘put a price’ on this kind of Dublin crime memorabilia. And we have three to give away. To enter just answer the question below:

Larry Murphy’s ‘Hoodie of Hate’ advertised which American baseball team?

A) The Baltimore Rapists

B) Satan’s White Sox

C) The New York Yankees

Lines close at midnight. Midday

Teresa Treacy, age 65, from Tullamore, will go to prison if she refuses to allow ESB workers on to her property to cut down trees to make way for an overhead power line. Previously she has “put herself in the path of workers and machinery” in an effort to “protect the natural environment”.

A High Court judge said yesterday that if she wasn’t punished with a custodial sentence “Ireland may as well sink into anarchy.”

That’s how TV3 reported the case last night.

‘Paul’ writes:

TV3 didn’t carry the full story. She did offer the ESB access to the land. In fact she’s tried to talk to them for over 5 years but they refused any dialogue. She offered to let them go underground as is the standard in EU.

Anyway, interesting that we can jail her indefinitely for trying to protect her trees while Bertie walks free while trying to steal all our forests!

 

Woman Jailed For Blocking ESB (TV3)

(TV3)

Should you enjoy the feel of hand-beaded Palazzo trousers, bold-coloured lace, and favour your Jersey dress to be ‘off-the-shoulder’ (and let’s face it, who doesn’t?). And if you’re not short of a bob or two (ah…).

The Louise Kennedy Autumn Winter collection worn by Angelica Saloma and Sarah Morrisey at the designer’s Merrion Square boutique earlier today.

(Sasko lazarov/Photocall Ireland)

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Since the 1970s, baked hippies have spoken in hushed tones of a legendary nexus point where Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon (1973) meets The Wizard of Oz (1939): the sound of the album matching seamlessly with the visuals of the movie.

 This infamous syncing has been around for years and is also known as The Wizard of Floyd and The Dark Side of the Rainbow. Pink Floyd denies connection between the works but take a look, the synchronicities are sometimes eerie. It has also been performed as a live stage version by many theater groups such as Next Door Theater in Massachusetts and Fearnoart Entertainment in California.

Enjoy the 2007 mashup above, selflessly created for the betterment of the internets by Brooklyn sound engineer Bryan Pugh.

The Dark Side of Oz, Dark Side of the Moon Synced With Wizard of Oz (Laughing Squid)

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