A gif of my son spinning endlessly, much like this decaying planet endlessly spins through the frozen silence of forever.
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Project Fecks
Owen Osifa was hosting a party at her home in Lucan, Co Dublin on Friday evening for her teenage daughter’s birthday.
A DJ was hired for the event which was only meant to involve around a dozen girls.
However an invite to the party was posted on the social networking site Facebook and news of the event went viral.
Mrs Osifa described how around 250 teenagers, most of them under the age of 18, gatecrashed her daughter’s party and ransacked her house in the Foxdene estate.
A knife was put up to the throat of Mrs Osifa’s husband Igosa as he tried to prevent a gang of youths from ripping a television off his wall.
A bottle was also smashed over Mr Osifa’s head.
Must have been some bottle to pixellate his face so badly.
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Britain’s got talent
The chap he is talking about, England’s world cup cricket captain Eoin Morgan, is Irish.
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Brazenly going
Set faces to stunned. Speaking in a Nordie accent he might have been better claiming he was Ferengi.
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Hands up, with his fists quickly opening and snapping shut, he looked like he was being bothered by fruit flies.
Miriam Lord on the FG conference in Mayo. What is he doing with his hands?
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Warning over heavy metals in Cork region
Romanian black/folk metallers Negura Bunget are bringing their progressive howls and regressive cowls to Cork.
Also playing the same venue on Paddy’s Day are The Darkness, which should be a welcome break from paddywhackery and the general horrors of our National Day Off From Reason And Accountability.
And best of all: 25-minute drum solo please:
Blackgaze forerunners Alcest play Cyprus Avenue on May 5. If you like your metal black – yet pretentious – then this should be awesome. Sample:
But with music, obviously.
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