TheOutdoorThreadmill
Poster of Savage Greatness.
His ancestor died in the first parachute accident.Probably blow inns.
Maybe his grandad come in with the Tans or Auxiliieries and married locally. ?
His ancestor died in the first parachute accident.Probably blow inns.
Maybe his grandad come in with the Tans or Auxiliieries and married locally. ?
Great post and all jokes aside those posters are a blight ( not blighe) on areas,The amount of election posters etc. is fairly disgusting. As pointed out earlier, with the ubiquity of social media, these eyesores should be unnecessary.
There should be a limit on the amount of electoral material each candidate is allowed to produce/distribute.
Paudie Dineen has some sort of campaign poster on every single allowable fixuture down the Lough Road. This is not hyperbole. It is quite remarkable. Take a look the next time you're going to Bartie's.
Ditto yer wan, Anna Daly, from those headbangers - Aontú. Pretty much every lamp post on the link road has her face on it. Probably the only pole that she's willing to get up on anyway.
"But... but... What about the eldery and the slovenly who can't use the internet for anything besides booking cheap sun holidays and buying counterfeit Nike runners, Crispy?" I hear some of you ask. Hello, by the way - I'm grand, thanks - since you didn't enquire before going straight into your coffin-dodger/work shy rhetoric.
Pensioners/the lazy will vote for FF or FG - if on the Northside then FF/FG/Tommuss Gulde. No amount of posters will change this.
I agree Dan Boyle posted is bad. His face is not centrered which is really the fault of the photographer.I note that Dan Boyle has taken off the glasses in an attempt to score the bookish librarian in a Hollywood film "Oh my, you're beautiful!" effect.
Unfortunately whoever designed the poster has removed the background and made the image so dark that Dan looks like something from the Brass Eye special.
Worse then that.Probably blow inns.
Maybe his grandad come in with the Tans or Auxiliieries and married locally. ?
Very interesting. Well researched.Worse then that.
Celtic in origin, the name Cocking came from the rugged landscape of Wales. The name's origins go back to a time when the Cocking family lived in the parish of Cogan, which is in the diocese of Llandaff in the county of Glamorgan. The name literally means "a cup or bowl" and probably meant "dweller in a bowl-shaped valley."
Jesus, she screams repressed, with a touch of Bet Lynch !