June 2006 – Page 4 – Susan Hated Literature

But blood for blood without remorse I’ve ta’en at oulart hollow.

While I was home I had the wonderful opportunity to read The Sunday Independent[1] cause the parents get it every weekend. And what a load of unreadable tosh a lot of...

7 June 2006

Honk / Irishify

How do you shoot the devil in the back? What if you miss?

When I came into work this morning there was a bio of Shane MacGowan on the desk. You know yer man from The Pogues and Fairytale of New York. Everyone’s favourite...

6 June 2006

Honk / Irishify

Evening starts rather earlier in the day in Ireland than it does in British English. Any time after midday is likely to be described as the “evening”, whereas in Britain the evening does not start until about 1700 hrs

Looks like the govmint have come up another genius transport plan. What they intend is to dig up Stephen’s Green. And stick an underground station under it. That’ll be great won’t...

6 June 2006

Irishify

That was not a banana Dougal

Test the nation was on last night[1] See RTE have been running a series of shows over the past week marking how Ireland has changed since 1986. Obviously the reason they...

6 June 2006

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The smell of your fresh cut grass, Your blue sky grins For all its sins

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5 June 2006

Monthly Archive: June 2006

But blood for blood without remorse I’ve ta’en at oulart hollow.

How do you shoot the devil in the back? What if you miss?

Evening starts rather earlier in the day in Ireland than it does in British English. Any time after midday is likely to be described as the “evening”, whereas in Britain the evening does not start until about 1700 hrs

That was not a banana Dougal

The smell of your fresh cut grass, Your blue sky grins For all its sins

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Monthly Archive: June 2006

But blood for blood without remorse I’ve ta’en at oulart hollow.

How do you shoot the devil in the back? What if you miss?

Evening starts rather earlier in the day in Ireland than it does in British English. Any time after midday is likely to be described as the “evening”, whereas in Britain the evening does not start until about 1700 hrs

That was not a banana Dougal

The smell of your fresh cut grass, Your blue sky grins For all its sins

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