1966 IRA blow up Nelson's Pillar in centre of Dublin, first erected in 1809. to protest vestiges of British imperialism
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| Nelson's Dublin downfall, 1966 |
A turtle's shell is connected to its ribs, and so one could never leave its shell and still live.
13:57
CALLER 1: You should be ashamed of yourself. You're an absolute DISGRACE! Christ was crucified!
JOERADIO: Children doing party tricks is evil magic?
CALLER 1: She needs to evaluate if she's a Catholic and thinks the Old Testament is outdated.
CALLER 2: Kids performing magic tricks is not malevolent.
CALLER 1: If you look in the internet, it says they're magicians.
CALLER 2: Christ changed water into wine, Fr. Paul.
CALLER 1: That's a miracle. Not magic.
CALLER 3: One of the members of the Magic Circle is a priest. He's President of the Irish Magicians Union. Very entertaining.
CALLER 1: He should be ashamed of himself. Simony!
CALLER 3: I bring happiness to people in old folks homes, children's hospitals and hospices.
CALLER 1: The devil will bring happiness to everyone.
CALLER 2: This is a mistake. They're children. Skilled illusionists.
CALLER 1: I don't think it's a mistake. The Pope says it's wrong. That priest needs to question his vocation.
16:19
- Yer button's open. Mr Tiddlywink is hangin ouh. Put dah away will ye?
- I don't care. Yknow wha I mea-yin? O'll jus' waih.
- Nice day. Macchiato, please.
- It is quite mild.
17:52
In the supermarket. "Johnny. Johnny." Little pudgy red head runs down the aisle holding as much junk food as he can in his fat little arms. "Yea-ih? Yea-ih?" Fucking family dramas we all have to go through it.
20:40
Drug deal. Heeey! Heeeey! A strumpet sounds. Stocky stripes and tracksuit geez with red hair struts down the Hill. A hefty short haired woman waddles up it. Role reversal. He gives her money. She slips him a dime bag.
She says to take it easy if you're on your own. Says he's probably going to just smoke it. Says she, well, it's lovely for that. Horse fair.
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| Lording it up in happier times, 1916 |
