It’s close enough, welcome back Shisui Uchiha

really cool that nearly 30 years after the good friday agreement the UDA gets to throw up pyres of hatred and the rest of us are supposed to lovingly roll our eyes and smile as if they're our silly old uncle that said something a bit dated

Irish republican artists attract record crowds attending their sets in Glastonbury and Coachella. Gaelic games have 50-60,000 people attending matches every weekend. Our kids are increasingly bilingual. Meanwhile, this is what loyalist culture has to offer. Grim.

Imagine having a little Jason Vorhees in here as your biodome pet and feeding him party hoes and bad comic relief stoners like giving crickets to a lizard

Accidentally introduced a new generation to the IRA with a Harry Potter joke

Seems like a great idea. If only I could remember the subtext of that scene in the thumbnail...

Factual

PointlessHub post-Battle of Hogwarts, Seamus Finnigan became disillusioned with Republican leadership after the Good Friday Agreement and went on to become leader of the Real IRA, until he was killed by an exploding chipper stand

Just wait til buddy finds out about people who have sex with their friends

This is a total disgrace. Bloody Sunday Trust was involved in the preparations to welcome these children from Palestine. The Irish Government must answer some serious questions. They need to make this happen!

LMAO

You know I keep that Fisherman's sweater on me at all times

One reason I know he's not a racist incel is because if he were, conservatives would love him

Кино on shuffle be like

Nope, tell the truth. We absolutely COULD stop it, but you won't because it's making you money. We COULD regulate it. You COULD pull your product after realizing the dangers far outweigh the benefits. But you won't. Because money.

i wish more ppl were unafraid to express themselves however they wanted. they look cool as shit

Brian Wilson on Surf's Up: "And then there's the song itself; the song of children; the song of the universe rising and falling in wave after wave, the song of God, hiding the love from us, but always letting us find it again, like a mother singing to her children."

This is what Brian, according to Jules Siegel (1967), preceding the above, explaining the song and various passages: It's a man at a concert. All around him there's the audience, playing their roles, dressed up in fancy clothes, looking through opera glasses, but so far away

Just went to the Leftist Petrol Station, picked up a nice Egg Salad and Estrogen sandwich and tipped the cash attendant with a kiss on the lips cos I'm Woke