Well, we did it, oh yes we did, and the camera never lies.
Alan: starting a pint just as we leave. |
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Alan, Starting another pint just as we leave. |
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..... NORM!!! |
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Gilly... in an attempt to pose manly |
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Huddled close for warmth and defense from the greasy longhairs in Bruxelles. |
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The group in the gorilla bar. Here Grainne is startled; in a while she becomes startling. |
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Another group shot. In this one Rois is looking at the ceiling: this is going to become a theme for the evening - we seem to have made a habit of tempting God's smiting. |
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Gilly and a startled Aoife. I don't care, Aoife, this photo is not coming down. |
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Anyone who grins like this shouldn't be called Sarah, but rather Sally. |
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The sign warns that women should watch their personal belongings. With a grin like Eamonn's I wonder if that shouldn't have read "personal belongings." |
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I don't care what anybody says: I just know that this woman's owned a pony at one stage in her life. |
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Definitely a bad sign: I'm in a dark alleyway with a load of girls and all I can do is take pictures. |
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All the better to kiss you with... |
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I'd love to know what this desperado was talking about 'cause it looks fascinating. |
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Holy crap! Was I singing? |
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Gilly; planning some kind of mischief. |
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Sabrina; standing behind what looks like the devil himself. |
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No... I'm sorry, but nobody called Sally could sulk like this... nope: it'll have to be Sarah again. |
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A cheery Liadh... she's probably been beating her students with a length of garden hose. |
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Again, I'd love to know what Liadh's trying to explain here 'cause it looks really interesting. Mike is pointing at the ceiling and Satan seems to find this worrying. |
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Sean, Sean, Sean and Suzanne |
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Liadh: so drunk she's keeling like a spanish galleon. |
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And this was before the tequila. |
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And I'm wondering if this look... |
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... has anything to do with this look. |
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Even more sky-pointing: something is definitely on it's way. |
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Oh, it's just God again, smiting the sinful. I can't seem to get rid of that holy moocher. |
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Bob and Gilly's sister... erm... shit.... don't tell me, I'll remember... crap. Apparantly she remarked to Gilly on my good behaviour. Good behaviour? I must have been hammered ... Ruth! Her name's Ruth! |
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I have no idea who these people are, but I get the feeling that I corralled them into a corner and harranged them about something. |
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Again, I can remember talking to this woman for a while but I can't remember about what. I figure that knowing what we talked about might be a good aide memoir as to who she is. |
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A slightly confused Liadh coming to terms with perspective - top tip: they're both the same size only one is further away... |
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Camera joke #1: I think that everybody in the history of photography has taken this snap. |
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Ah, tequila... the drink that makes everyone look like they've just kissed a possum's arse. |
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Yeah... a possum's arse... tasty! |
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I don't even know what I was doing. This was in the long hall and holy jesus I was non compus mentus by then. |
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I'm not absolutely sure, but I think this was after the tequila. |
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I'm absolutely sure: this rambunctions display of bravado was after the tequila. |
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... Jeez, now I'm just showing off. | |
No idea... who? What? Why? All I can think of is: from beneath you, it devours |
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Gilly and Pretty boy Floyd, the outlaw (Oklahoma knew him well) |
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What was I doing that was startling women so much? |
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... oh yeah... now I remember... |
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Who was this swarthy desperado? I can barely remember calling him Juan all night. |
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I think that Gilly should change his name to Max - I think it suits hium better... he looks like a Max. |
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There was another shutterbug at this brouhaha and I want what's in Rois' camera. |
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... but not as much as I what what's in Grainne's glass. Oh, the baggage! |