‘sup?
This morning.
WhaddyaNuts writes:
This bird landed beside us just now at the Container Café on Thomas St? Any idea what species it is? Perhaps it’s escaped from someone’s cage nearby?
Anyone?
Tag Archives: mystery
A creepy graduation short by Jennifer Alice Wright of Denmark’s Animation Workshop in which Ranger Megan Patel ventures into the deep woods on a mission to understand the mysterious circumstances surrounding her brother’s death.
A charming short by Latvian illustrator and animator Anete Melece featuring Anton – a man lost in his own head until one day the discovery of a yellow boot offers a way out.
Gulp.
This afternoon.
County Kildare.
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UPDATE:
Ok so I have the full video and some still images now sent in by Valerie Carter, it was between newbridge and naas direction and lasted 8 to 10 minutes. Anyone know what it might be? Like lights falling from sky. pic.twitter.com/uTPjoFZAZo
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) August 13, 2019
It lasted ‘8-10 minutes’!?
Anyone?
Update:
Thanks Don, The answer is they were parachute flares being tested in the Curragh Camp today.
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) August 13, 2019
That’s what THEY want you to think!
Ah.
Dredg – Ireland
You have created a falsehood
A focused yet close-minded view
There’s no telling where we’ll be at this same time next year
But I do know one thing it won’t be far from here
Flash Barry writes:
Does anyone know more about this song (above)? Ireland was from an album called The Pariah, The Parrot and The Delusion (2009) by [alt rock/prog band] Dredg and based on a Salman Rushdie essay.
It’s a cracking tune (lovely break @.34) and the sarcastic lyrics seem to be from the view a person reveling in small town parochial life. There is very little on google about its origins. The singer is called Hayes so that might be a link but they are a born and bred Californian band. Anyone?
Dublin Port. 4.15 this afternoon.
Michael O’R writes:
One of the joys of where I work (Ringsend) is the view of the fascinating goings on in Dublin Port. Today, I noted a visitor to the port. Several times, these grey ships can be seen calling here, and what they are doing, I never know. Usually foreign flag ships, likely just picking up supplies, possibly dropping men off for medical reasons, who knows? But given the year that’s in it, I can’t help wondering what is really going on. Especially when they do not show up on the wonderful Marine Traffic tracking website [lower pic with mystery berth ringed]….Admittedly, our own ships never show up on that either, so probably nothing, but never let that get in the way of a good conspiracy theory…