Ireland has some strange rules… For example, during peak travel no more than 5 Imperial Tie Fighters allowed at one time. It seems they do as much damage as schoolchildren in corner shops!
9 April 2013
Ireland Has Some Strange Traffic Rules, Perhaps From The Dark Side
Ireland has some strange rules… For example, during peak travel no more than 5 Imperial Tie Fighters allowed at one time. It seems they do as much damage as schoolchildren in corner shops!
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A Sign People Are Ho-pin-g To Leave Dublin?
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8 April 2013
Best Gents Toilets sign ever! Or rather, best “Used Beer Dept.”...
Best Gents Toilets sign ever! Or rather, best “Used Beer Dept.” sign… Hugely impressed with The Porterhouse in Bray, and very grateful the sign is outside the gents and meant I didn't have to try and snap another photo inside the gents! Again!
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Molson launches in Ireland today - Get it in The Bailey, Dublin
Molson launches in Ireland today, in The Bailey, central Dublin. Great Canadian lager with a crisp clean taste. Just been in there having a few pints of it whilst they go through the press launch and have a few cool photos taken (the bar is kitted out with a moose's head and gorgeous white wolf). Here's my entry for the competition they were running to snap a pic to celebrate their launch. I even managed to get the compulsory bicycle in the shot (as every Irish-themed pub would have me believe).
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30 March 2013
Which Came First, The Chocolate Chicken Or The Egg?
Surely the chocolate Easter Egg has hatched and we know have chocolate Easter Chickens... But inside this chocolate chicken is a chocolate egg...! Either way, this is a great reason to eat your Easter Eggs as soon as possible else they may hatch and you'll have to feed the chicken and give it space to roam around.
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Food and Drink,
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23 February 2013
Stocks & Shots - The Press Loved It Too!
Student, The Edinburgh Evening News and The Herald all picked the story up and ran some nice pieces on it, unfortunately the only high quality scan I have access to is from Student. We also made a video too!
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Food and Drink,
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Scotland's First Stock Market Bar - 13 Years Ago Today
Stocks and Shots was an evening at The Caledonian Brewery, organised between EUTIC and SiS, which brought the first stock market bar to Scotland. The principle is just like the real stock market - when a drink is in demand, the price rises; when it's not, the price falls. It's that simple. And the night was awesome - enjoy!
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Food and Drink,
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14 February 2013
Google Is Spreading The Love Of Me Underwater
A treat for everyone of Valentine's Day, for any woman, man or other. After a brief hiatus I'm back in the top four images for "person underwater". This sexy / questionable *(delete as appropriate) pose, which is very hard to maintain underwater with your eyes wide open, is back in the top four images when searching for person underwater, which means when you enter a normal web search through Google, it offers you me as an image you may want to see! And who wouldn't...? Other than those people with functioning eyes...?
#egotist or #ironic or #bitofboth
#egotist or #ironic or #bitofboth
10 February 2013
The Naked Truth: Everyone Dies In The Night Garden, Or Kitchen
It's very rare that I get moved to hear about the death of someone I've never met, let alone only recently heard about. Sadly on May 8th 2012, the incredible Maurice Sendak passed away. He was the brilliant mind behind Where The Wild Things Are, but also some more important books and also the inspiration to the most popular young children's TV show, "Crack for Babies", aka "In The Night Garden". Hmm, that's a rather bold claim with no other results on Google. Let me explain.
One of the most controversial (picture) books is Maurice Sendak's "In The Night Kitchen" about a young boy who dreams and is naked throughout his dream. In the extended interview (shown on the day of his passing) with Stephen Colbert, Maurice says his favourite book is the one he wrote about his Sealyham Terrier before her death, entitled "Higglety Pigglety Pop!". Now let's compare the similarities: In The Night Garden's (interesting title!) lead character is male and is the only one that is completely naked (spooky!), and his name is Igglepiggle (seriously?!). You tell me if that isn't a huge homage to the great Maurice Sendak. So while your children are watching their Grade A TV Narcotics, or while you don't have any children, go get a copy of Maurice's greatest book (in his eyes), and I guarantee you'll cry your eyes out reading it.
One of the most controversial (picture) books is Maurice Sendak's "In The Night Kitchen" about a young boy who dreams and is naked throughout his dream. In the extended interview (shown on the day of his passing) with Stephen Colbert, Maurice says his favourite book is the one he wrote about his Sealyham Terrier before her death, entitled "Higglety Pigglety Pop!". Now let's compare the similarities: In The Night Garden's (interesting title!) lead character is male and is the only one that is completely naked (spooky!), and his name is Igglepiggle (seriously?!). You tell me if that isn't a huge homage to the great Maurice Sendak. So while your children are watching their Grade A TV Narcotics, or while you don't have any children, go get a copy of Maurice's greatest book (in his eyes), and I guarantee you'll cry your eyes out reading it.
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Observations
3 February 2013
Saying White Rabbits Three Times Summons The Dark Side
On the first of the month people have a tradition of saying "white rabbits" three times. However, just like Beetlejuice, saying "white rabbits" on any other day (like the 2nd!) summons are far darker rabbit that doesn't care that he's late. I was going for dark, creepy, and sexy, in a Japanese-remake kind of way. Did I pull it off? Would you follow me down a rabbit hole...?
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