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Monthly Archives: November 2010

ad placement fail

There are no wife beatings to the best of my knowledge in any of those movies. It would really bad if they had ‘raging bull’ or ‘once were warriors’ on special …

the bill is here

The party is over and a nation of people are in da club and the bill has arrived. We had enough cash for the deposit but not for all the fine meals, the champagne and cigars. We cant pay so they charge us 6 points of juice on the principal. The good news is that [...]

Lost in All Yizzur Eyes

thanks to BigMentalDisease.com for making this:

krugman on cannibalism: eating the irish

The Irish government are as usual a day late and a dollar short. Nobody is really being fooled and hopefully it doesn’t come to cannibalism: nytimes.com: Most people know Swift as the author of “Gulliver’s Travels.” But recent events have me thinking of his 1729 essay “A Modest Proposal,” in which he observed the dire [...]

one final hit

Mr Lenihan was responding to suggestions from the EU Commissioner on Economic and Monetary Affairs Olli Rehn that bondholders should take a hit in the ongoing banking negotiations Mark “Rent-boy” Renton: [narrating] I wished that I’d gone down instead of Spud. Here I was surrounded by my family and my so-called mates and I’ve never [...]

lenihan: party hard

Mirmo asks Lenny a tough question: Maybe Lenny was thinking of Andrew WK

crash course in the irish to americans

Anyone know the grey haired man between the boston shamrocks logo and the leprechaun?

lonely banna strand

A German ship came to help us 94 years ago but nobody was at home then either: ‘Twas on Good Friday morning, all on an April day A German ship was signalling, way out there in the bay. ‘We’ve twenty thousand rifles here, all ready for to land.’ But no answering signal came to them [...]

divestment

thanks to Ed for this interesting video of people trying to explain why their property development company / country is in ‘deep water’: My take on this is that the language at the start sets the scene by obfuscation and distraction. You begin to realise that this is how accountants talk about money and economies. [...]

the fake street

facebook.com: Some more disturbing commentary on thefakest.blogspot.com such as: Dani decides to go look at the city’s “architecture.” Is that Spanish for “penis”?

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