Keith Duggan had a piece in yesterday’s Irish Time on Steve Rider, Gary Lineker and tv coverage of golf. The most pointless and one of the worst piece’s of sports journalism I’ve seen in a long time.
Equally some of us may find anyone who expresses devotion to any flag strange but maybe only a minority agree with Schopenhauer that “every miserable fool who has nothing at all of which he can be proud, adopts as a last resource pride in the nation to which he belongs”.
That is Dion being very Dion. A quote to back up his point, and crowbar it in even if it’s irrelevant and then put a very clunky sentence together to try and tie it back to the piece.
Instead Ireland demonstrated a great understanding for one of her own and let people in Britain challenge the knee-jerk response from some in the UK while reserving the right to jerk our own knees when the mood takes us.
Clearly some horny young lad, whose only idea of sex is porn
“I asked her to grind back and forth on my face as hard as she could but she was wary about whether it would hurt me so she was gentle.
If that article isn’t made up btw then this lad needs to be put on some sort of watch list.
I waited for her to get in for her shower and watched a sex scene without masturbating. I find that it keeps me mentally aroused for the day when I watch a scene without masturbating.
Comedian Andy Quirke has revealed that his girlfriend was drugged at a bar in the popular Spanish resort of Puerto Banus.
The RTÉ funnyman was with Grace Power, from Clonmel, Co. Tipperary, in Marbella on Thursday night when an opiate drug was slipped into her drink.
Ms Power, a social worker, collapsed outside the bar and Quirke, 27, has taken to Facebook to warn people.
‘I just want to pass on a warning to all my friends that maybe in and around Puerto Banus Marbella,’ he wrote.
‘Last night whilst out with friends my girlfriend was drugged with a opiate-based drug.
‘I believe that the two guys behind us dropped this drug into Grace’s drink. 30 mins later when we left, Grace collapsed outside the bar and we struggled to find any authorities to come to our help.
‘I managed to get Grace to hospital where they confirmed the symptoms and effects of this type particular drug and that its traces were in her blood and urine samples.
‘The hospital also confirmed 12 other incidents of same attack this week in Banus. They are after gold watches (my friend was wearing one) and after drugging they have victims’ pin codes for ATMs.’
Quirke found fame when his popular show Damo And Ivor became a hit with viewers on RTÉ.