Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Michael Scott: the thinking man's chameleon!
"Sometimes I'll start a sentence and I won't even know where it's going..."
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Leinster Rugby: its a long way from there to here..
How to be a good dictator: dress like Michael Jackson...
this story from TMZ.com is Off The Wall!!

Gotham Chopra - friend of MJ - has claimed that the release of North-Korean-imprisoned prisoners Laura Ling and Euna Lee hinged on one question: Is Kim Jong Il a "Thriller" fan? Chopra, also a friend of both American reporters, says Jackson called him three weeks ago asking how he could help. Jackson thought Jong Il would let them go if he talked to him ... provided the North Korean leader was a fan.
One reason why Michael thought Jong Il could be a devotee: "You know, he wears jackets like mine."
Gotham told Jackson he'd look into it -- but Michael died before the plan could get off the ground.
Gotham Chopra - friend of MJ - has claimed that the release of North-Korean-imprisoned prisoners Laura Ling and Euna Lee hinged on one question: Is Kim Jong Il a "Thriller" fan? Chopra, also a friend of both American reporters, says Jackson called him three weeks ago asking how he could help. Jackson thought Jong Il would let them go if he talked to him ... provided the North Korean leader was a fan.
One reason why Michael thought Jong Il could be a devotee: "You know, he wears jackets like mine."
Gotham told Jackson he'd look into it -- but Michael died before the plan could get off the ground.
Labels:
Euna Lee,
Kim Jong Il,
Laura Ling,
Michael Jackson,
North Korea
Sunday, July 5, 2009
A Short History of the Irish Diaspora
Found this satirical clip in Ronan Carr's 2000 short film Coolockland:
Loosely described as "a film noir pastiche of soaring Dublin property values and Irish society's obsession with celebrity culture", Coolockland meets somewhere between a weird dream about the Anglo-Irish literary canon and a lampooning of Sin City (before it was even made!)..
Loosely described as "a film noir pastiche of soaring Dublin property values and Irish society's obsession with celebrity culture", Coolockland meets somewhere between a weird dream about the Anglo-Irish literary canon and a lampooning of Sin City (before it was even made!)..
Labels:
Coolockland,
Satire,
The Irish Diaspora
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Clint Dempsey: Coolness personified
After his crafty performances in both the "EPL" for Fulham and in the Confederations Cup for Team USA of late, Clint Dempsey's stock has risen enormously from bit-part yank to hard-grafting lynchpin in any side he plays in. In fact, he is the embodiment of the sea-change in US football in recent years, no longer afraid to stick it to world-beaters and deploying an ethic of grit and balance that Trapattoni would be proud of!
And just when you thought Andy Cole was the best (i.e. only) rap artist to emerge from a Craven Cottage dressing room, this NikeSoccer video crops up to show us that Clint Dempsey has got the vocal delivery to match his on-pitch credentials:
And just when you thought Andy Cole was the best (i.e. only) rap artist to emerge from a Craven Cottage dressing room, this NikeSoccer video crops up to show us that Clint Dempsey has got the vocal delivery to match his on-pitch credentials:
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