Posted on July 15th, 2008 at 2:50 pm.

Tags: almera, amber, decaux, funerals, signs, throw a race

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LATEST COMMENT: 73man said I'm with Roosta et al. Don't like the club? Leave the club and form your own chapter of the Flying ...

It’s a jazz shaped interweb

• This guy from Bodytonic is driving from Dublin to Berlin in a crazy-styled 98 Almera and writing an entertaining blog on the way.
• You’d throw a race… @ boards.ie. Harsh but true.
• The guy behind the JC Decaux signs video (see here) has now got the whole live line debate on the issue up on his youtube channel.
• The Indo: Fury at funeral songs ban. What a bunch of miserable irrelevant cunts.
• Amber alert style system to be considered for Ireland. Great idea. Find out more about Amber Alert.
• Excellent Tommy Tiernan post at the winner of all the blog awards next year Darragh Doyle’s blog.
• Retailers: Become competitive or die.

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7 Responses

1. le craic at 3:32 pm on 7/15/08

   That’s why I rarely ever read the Indo tbh - but a lot of people buy it and don’t seem to mind the fact that is a miserable excuse for a newspaper unless you’re talking about the church?

2. Darragh at 3:40 pm on 7/15/08

   Ah JB thanks for the compliment and the link. Really appreciate it sir, untrue and all as it may be

3. B'dum at 3:47 pm on 7/15/08

   hahaha at the boards.ie one!

4. roosta at 3:53 pm on 7/15/08

   i might write my own post about this…but the way i feel about the funeral thing is..if you don’t want your funeral governed by Catholic laws, don’t have a Catholic funeral. Same way if you don’t want your funeral governed by Islamic laws, don’t have an Islamic funeral.

5. emordino at 4:52 pm on 7/15/08

   @Roosta: Spot on. And what they said about the service not being the time and place for reminiscing makes perfect sense.

6. le craic at 10:04 pm on 7/15/08

   Yeah, I’m with Roosta too. It bugs me when the Indo jumps on stories like this. I think they revel in anything anti-catholic.

7. 73man at 11:36 am on 7/16/08

   I’m with Roosta et al. Don’t like the club? Leave the club and form your own chapter of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.