Revolting Rathoath Rascals
Posted on April 16, 2008
Filed Under Politics, children, society | 3 Comments
via The Chancer
“Ratoath Fianna Fail councillor Nick Killian is mad as hell, and he’s not gonna take it any more… Here, he enjoys a discourse with some local youths:“
Charming.
The child who posted the video also has a blog. On 19 Feb, he posted this blog:
Ha ha last week was gr8 i had no skool and i went out and got drunk on friday and got caught ha ha it was fun. Here a video we had gr8 fun lighting a tire on fire. Heres a video:
Fishing for a compliment
Posted on February 4, 2008
Filed Under blog, flickr, funny ha ha, joke, newspapers, restaurant, vegetarian | 1 Comment
This photo I took in December last year gets a mention in the BBC’s Good Food blog (2nd para). 
In the article, the author talks about an expensive new restaurant that sells battered cod for stg£12. Chips are extra.
Have a read of the article. I’m too modest to suggest a link between good taste and my photography!! But I’m glad to be in such good company. Although there’s a certain irony that I’m a vegetarian.
Edit: I don’t know why but Flickr says the photo is not available. But if you click it, you will be taken to it’s page on flickr.
Hell no, we won’t spell
Posted on February 4, 2008
Filed Under Education, Outside Ireland, Public Events, School, chancers, flickr, funny | 6 Comments
Graduate student protest at the University of Florida.
Nothing is impossible
Posted on January 29, 2008
Filed Under Asides, funny | Leave a Comment
Who says nothing is impossible? I do nothing all the time….
Two websites announced
Posted on January 22, 2008
Filed Under Asides, Shout Out, blog, culture, funny, funny ha ha, health, interweb, review | 1 Comment
Have a look at these two new websites. Neither are connected to the other; one is meant to be a bit of fun while the other is more serious.
I was sitting at my desk one day, bored, when my eyes settled on the calendar on my desk. Usually, the advice or saying seems to mean something but mostly it’s rubbish.
Then I wondered about all the other calendars out there today? Calendars in other countries, other cultures? And that’s why this blog exists. Hopefully it’ll also be a bit of fun.
So please take a moment - your calendar is right there beside you on your desk - and enter what advice you got today.
http://twotitsandavote.com/ (from http://sabrinadent.com/)
« go back — keep looking »Two Tits and a Vote is a political action campaign, designed to get women to use their muscle as voters to take action around a single issue at a time. Men are very welcome to take part; the platform is merely aimed at mobilising women.
It’s built around the concept of “armchair activism.” Armchair activism enjoys reasonable take-up online, but is often decried as ultimately being rather useless because it rarely translates into the real world. I started to think a lot about how to merge all of the good stuff about armchair activism - it’s fast, it’s accessible, it’s not a big ask, and it delivers a feel-good factor to the participant - with actions that could actually take form in the real world.