chewy

i’ve realised what makes someone really funny is not telling lots of original jokes or quips but telling the same joke to many different people

the same goes for these bridges…

i was very confused when my illustrations teacher in college told you find a stlye and stick with it, you don’t come up with a appropriate style for each project…

there all nice bridges but as you pointed out he said oh yes harp that’ll sell it to the irish…

but at the same time i don’t like the bridges at all its like we doing some urban regenreation like get catrava in.. now we have the same bridge in many different cities same goes for making oconnell street look european

i thought that talbot street had its period of renewal a couple of years ago?

but ive noticed on many streets if you look up, which ya rarely do, there many nicely ornate builfings with all their paint peeling off?

like that shop whats it called the one with the demin and leather nad the blue building above it and then the grey building across the road above the alcove

what yerman have to say for himself interested:)

delievering for dublin bout 20 years over due mateinfact when it comes to longer term projects or even single buldings would be not right to say that not one party can soley claim to have delievered them… and by doing so shows politicing

bottom of smithfield market?

nowhere

well im not really going to go never corss the street there but i was enjoying slating the scheme:)

story is generally true though ain’t it…

and an inappropriate material was used?

so the hugh lane extension is too the right as you look at it in teh old ballroom…

what the deal with the buildings on left the school etc they’ve been empty for years are they being incorporated into the museum too

does anyone seen a photo of 34 lennox street from like 50 years ago or something …. its one of the 2 story buildings with old style shops fronts… or is there a “old shopfront book”

or similar shop front… its like ye olde tobaccanist shop or something like that, got lots of wooden molding on it, has small square windows…. etc

and not cos of what they saw…

the refurbishment of o’connell street reminds of changing rooms… or those even shorter programmes on in the morning where they simply repaint the room and different colour and then the owner comes in and she says oh you made the place so much _better_ …

painting it a different colour doens’t nessecarily improve it…

ie you got square of front of the gpo but it empty and useless

and have you been reading all those things singing the praises of the spire in the papers i still think its sh**e

did any of read that piece in the indo, i can’t remember the name but a guy who has a regualr column wrote about how he went to the departmnet of education off eh malborough street it is, in where those nice neo-classical? buildings are and sat down in a seating area to have his lunch and was told by an employee, not a security man of porter he couldn’t eat his lunch their….

he said they don’t put seats cos your supposed to be shopping not sitting but that’s not entirely true but i often find it hard to find somewhere to sit for ten minutes to read newspaper or have my lunch … in the city centre… i usually go to the central bank or the boardwalk which is a great for that….

but especially along o connell street theres nowhere really but to sit up on the daniel o connell statue..

and how about somewhere sheltered to sit if its raining or windy?

what was that someone was saying about parking motobikes on the median where should one park your motobike?