This really is your typical angry Irishman. It just makes me laugh everytime I watch it.
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As a follow up to my previous article on Spider-man in Belfast I have decided, due to popular demand, to post Captain Planet's adventures in Belfast also. Aren't we a popular city, eh?
Awesome accents as usual.
I have never really been a comic person. As I kid I read Buster and the Beano. When a little older I tried X-Men and if I'm honest found it hard going. I got into Marvel in the late 80s through the now legendary cartoons. It started with Spider-man and his Amazing Friends. You know the one where Spider-man, Firestar and Ice-man lived together in an apartment that turned into some sort of command centre. I loved that, when all the furniture changed into all those 80s style computers when the big fire monster attacked the city. Also, Firestar was Hot (pardon the pun).
Irish Film company Redcap Productions specialise in music videos for Irish bands and have produced this mind blowing video from Pigstock 2011. An awesome compilation of clips from the best in local music, such as ASIWYFA, Mojo Fury, Farriers, The Bonnevilles, Gacy’s Threads, Kasper Rosa and many more rocking the various Pigstock stages set to 'Easy Meat' by LaFaro. If you are part of a local band who are looking a music video, these are the guys to call. Contact details below.
Once again Festival season is upon us and the Irish circuit is getting better. This weekend it was the turn of Killinchy, Co. Down which was hosting it's relatively new Pigstock Festival. It is a Festival still in it's infancy but to attend you would never know. A fantastic line up of the best in local music, Pigstock does a wonderful job giving the chance for unsigned acts to play to the people.
So, here we are at the end of all things. The world is going to end tomorrow...apparently. That is, according to Christian Radio Broadcaster Harold Camping who has got his wee calculator and his bible out, done some Stephen Hawing style maths and discovered that the day of the rapture is 21/05/2011.
I hand you over to www.lifeslittlemysteries.com to explain the unexplainable: