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This Guy took a head shot of himself every day for 8 years and them mashed them all together in a 1 minute 44 second video. It’s pretty cool to watch time pass so quickly. I feel like time really does go this fast sometimes.

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Here’s hoping for a Spanish victory on Thursday against Russia to see them in the Euro 2008 Final.

Come on Spain!!

I’m glad to see that O2 in Ireland will be offering the new 3G iPhone at decent prices as per Steve Jobs’ Keynote last Monday. Details on the press release via Silicon Republic.

Now if only they get rid of that 1gig cap on monthly data and we’re laughing.

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I’ve recently rediscovered a genuine culinary classic:

Bread

And butter.

It’s delicious and I can’t get enough.

With a tear in her eye, she said “I wish I didn’t see that”.

It’s an odd compliment to give a film, but it’s spot on.

Garage is the best Irish film I’ve seen in ages. Possibly ever.
It doesn’t drag you in straight away but if you give it a chance, it steadily burns a lasting image in your mind that will linger with you for a long time.

Pat Shortt is brilliant as he plays the main character, Josie; a good natured country soul lacking intelligence but floating on optimism. He’s the village idiot who looks after a crumbling petrol station in a small town in Ireland. His lack of intelligence and his foolishly positive outlook live in a happy balance with his lonely existence and his dingy old digs. His humility counterbalances the meanness of the other men in the town who treat him like the idiot. His strength is his happiness; his ability to accept routine and isolation with a smile.

The plot begins as a teenager is sent to work weekends at the Garage, who Josie befriends.
Events unfold that reflect to Josie the lack of intimacy in his life. This sets him on a search for contact that changes the course of his life forever.

If you’ve studied physics, you’ll recognise a lot of the names in the above photo. It’s pretty amazing to see them all together.

I wonder if they all got along, or was it a case of massive egos clashing.

I was reading the other day and found myself looking to the corner of the page to see what time it was..

There’s no turning back now!