Sinister: you could say he is barking up the wrong bush

[staralful -]

Dear all
Right 15 minutes start here:    So how are you all today this fine bank 
holiday (here anyway). With the clocks changing etc I find myself going to 
bed early and waking up early which is very disconcerting. Right so I had a 
delightful 2 days ish in Dublin- Every time I go there I realise that I hate 
it even more. There are far too many people there and you could be in any 
city in Europe which is a bit annoying- I remember the days of potholes and 
poor people. There is none of that there anymore- just rich bourgeois happy 
enough to walk down the street with their bags from all the posh shops.  The 
only thing that hasn’t really changed is the itinerant kids singing their 
hearts out to oasis and a delightful addition to the buskers is the Hari 
Krishna’s singing their eponymous song.  The only refuge from this barrage 
of noise and unhappy rich people is the delights of an ould mans pub called 
Keogh’s which while in the middle of the city has the impression of being in 
the middle of the country. It is spread over 3 floors which haven’t been 
decorated in years. The bar stools are still inhabited by the same ould 
fella’s who have probably been there for the last 60 years. I almost felt 
bad about impeding in their place of drinking but we a)weren’t in the mood 
for a trendy bar on a Saturday afternoon and b) we really needed a pint to 
try and forget the horrors of Dublin. I was so glad to go on the DART back 
down to Bray where there is a mile long promenade with amusements on one 
side and the sea on the other which when done responsibly holds a rather 
good swim. I literally haven’t walked there ages and I was surprised to see 
the beach has grown up to the wall where before breakers would come over in 
stormy weather- We climbed Bray Head-A hill with a cross at the top with 
really nice views over the coast back up to Dublin- EEGADS how glad I was to 
be back in the car away from that place and get back to the city of cork 
where everybody knows my name and they are always glad I came.
Right content time- Am I possibly the only person on earth who hasn’t heard 
the new song yet (I have got marx and engels). Is it good ? Bad ? or just 
pure ugly? .

Hmm  can I join the under 20 brigade please? I will bring the beer.

Ohhh and another thing- I know there was all this talk about Indie/alt 
soccer teams- How about sinister 11-    any suggestions?        Honey no 
doubt and Mr Chu
Would feature in the main positions (maybe water girl and slop bucket boy)

Anywho I go on and I am off  “celebrate” my 19 year old friend getting 
engaged (it is so easy to sound pleased on phone when really you aren’t) at 
the lovely jazz festival

Remember that baboons don’t laugh at each others arses


*****staralful******


"Are you calling Mr Simpson a liar?"-----" Not exactly -but we do have this 
fottage of him with his pants on fire"


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