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Re: Michel Gondry says Tarantino’s movies are mean and dangerous

Sean Molloy — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 09:02:11 -0000

No meaning. No message. PERIOD.

Has there ever been a message to any of tarantinos rip off movies?

Taraninto message is violence is COOL. Cool this, cool that; look at me I'm cool. Homage this, homage that. Homage is cool.

Tarantino is overrrated and the media love him and can't see through his plagiarism becuase he can pull the wool over most of them.

PS: I love Scorcese.

Re: Michel Gondry says Tarantino’s movies are mean and dangerous

Sean Molloy — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 08:53:26 -0000

Mean?

Re: Football | La Liga | Mourinho pleased despite Copa exit | ESPNSTAR.com

Sean Molloy — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 05:49:18 -0000

Mou makes Real Madrid= DIRTIEST FOOTBALL CLUB in the world.

How many fouls, yellows cards, red cards did Real Madrid inflict? Too many!!

Shame on Mourinho for instilling dirtiness into Real.

He has no loyality anyway, so will be gone soon, to happily kiss the badge of another club as he always do, thinks of HIMSELF!

Re: Reward offered for missing dog following carjacking

Sean Molloy — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 08:51:07 -0000

Is this news, seriously, a stolen car with a missing dog?

LOL...

Re: TV3’s “Ireland’s Crime Capitals” touted long debunked “Murder Capital of Ireland” claim

Sean Molloy — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 11:59:15 -0000

You might as well say the whole of Ireland is up shits creek so, it's now just outside your door step, see the forest from the trees.

The whole country is suffering and yes there is corruption in the in the gardai and in politics...now that's an investigation I would love to see on TV or anywhere ...but that would be too daring.

Re: What did he do?

Sean Molloy — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 11:51:23 -0000

The Gardai should be equally capable all over Ireland!! They are all equally trained in Irish law! Don't talk non sense.

Evictions are evictions, lets hope there much more, if it's deserved of them.

..but it looks like you cannot please everyone. Typical moaning mentality of this country.

Re: TV3’s “Ireland’s Crime Capitals” touted long debunked “Murder Capital of Ireland” claim

Sean Molloy — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 06:15:29 -0000

Oh here we go again.

Jesus, all cities over Europe have these so called "gangs", this is not new. Maybe coming up with positive solutions and suggestions to a modern problem might be interesting news or at least an interesting debate. The problem is there is a huge demand and a huge culture of drugs in todays society...its supply and demand...from the lower class selling...to the middle class businessmen who sniff coke at night clubs...and that's a world wide problem.

The bigger questions, is who is stopping the tons of drugs coming ashore onto our Island, for example, what's been done by our policians and the guards? Not enough for sure. Look at the border of mexico and USA...now that is a major problem...drugs are the single biggest issue the world has over.

But it is funny the Irish media wallow and focus on negativity. We focus way too much on crime in this country, when other positive attributes are also in abundance.

In the end it's just very lazy and the worst journalism.

...and nothing new to say.

Re: Crowley versus Higgins

Sean Molloy — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 02:55:27 -0000

I think it's doing fine.

Maybe just because you don't like politics and discussion that's going on here in Limerick now ...all to try improve our country maybe shows your ignorance.

Re: Frank McCourt dies aged 78

Sean Molloy — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 09:23:30 -0000

19th was a sad day for Ireland.

One of the greatest ever Irish authors has passed away.

He will be remembered forever through his books which are timeless masterpieces...R.I.P Frank.

Re: The Late Late Show: Gerard Hannan versus Frank McCourt

Sean Molloy — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 05:32:12 -0000

What a bunch of whingers.

Angela's Ashes was a subjective memoir, its' seen from HIS eyes ...like it or loath it...

There is no denying it's simply one of the greatest Irish books ever written, a wonderful piece of majestic writing.

We all should be proud of it.

Re: Frank McCourt may have “weeks to live” - report

Sean Molloy — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 04:18:09 -0000

Very sad news. Hopefully he'll pull through.

McCourt is one of the greatest writers to come out of Ireland, Angela's Ashes like it or love it is still the best memoir ever written.

Re: Internet is virgin territory for nutty novena

Sean Molloy — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 05:02:17 -0000

This is just so so funny.

Bless 'em all ;-)

Rathkeale is the new middle America!

Re: Mary worshippers barking up the wrong tree

Sean Molloy — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 04:36:42 -0000

Do people really have no life?

We are not living in the middle ages anymore, it's a friggin tree!

What DISGUSTS me more, is that children are being brainwashed by this nonsense.

And what crap is the priest saying, he worships some invisible man! Which is worse?

Re: [Video]Blasphemy is a victimless crime - meeting speakers

Sean Molloy — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 08:42:18 -0000

So your victim is a supernatural unproven invisible entity, is it?

Makes you out to be so much cleverer.

Re: [Video]Blasphemy is a victimless crime - meeting speakers

Sean Molloy — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 04:10:48 -0000

He said "Jehovah", stone him!!! :-)

Agree with the last poster, these proposed laws are useless.
Can this country not spend better time thinking how to develop and push forward our country instead?

Religion is a dying myth, we are a modern society and people's personal beliefs should be that -- personal-- whether you believe in fairies, unicorns or imaginary dictators in the sky...

Re: Revealed: Limerick City’s new Coat of Arms

Sean Molloy — Tue, 19 May 2009 10:32:45 -0000

Agree, waste of time - obsolete non sense, it looks archaic (probably meant to).

So many other good things to be done in the city and they're spending their energies on this?

...why not use the actual Munster Rugby logo, as it represents Limerick much better, LOL! ;-)

Re: Goodbye!: Mayors message to gangs

Sean Molloy — Wed, 13 May 2009 03:52:14 -0000

You have to ask how is all the drugs coming INTO our Island in the first place?

Maybe Ireland can take heed to the good work in the UK done to curb cocaine gangs importers etc , ...this from the BBC:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/8044730.stm

New tactic in war on cocaine gangs

Re: Goodbye!: Mayors message to gangs

Sean Molloy — Mon, 11 May 2009 10:01:27 -0000

It's the power of the great people of Limerick. Fantastic to see.

But it's really the courts, judges, guards, politicians, teachers etc of this country that need to implement solutions. Stiff *stiff* sentencing, better laws etc to make life as --difficult--- as possible for them. As they saying goes, a thief will be a thief as long as they think they can get away with it. Same with drug dealers and their poisonous ilk.

But remember drugs is not just a Limerick problem, it's an Irish problem -- indeed a world wide problem. No easy fixes. Take a look at the murderous blood on the mexican borders for example on a daily rate - it's scary, but we've got to stand up to them and make an example.

Good work so far, ...now follow through!

Re: Beiljob!

Sean Molloy — Sat, 09 May 2009 05:54:11 -0000

That's balanced journalism, right there, LOL :-)

Now sarcasam off.

Sure Limerick and indeed the whole Island of Ireland has been hit hard by the global recession, but great little cities like Limerick have come out of it before and will be stronger and better from it. Focusing on some black spots doesn't do justice to the brilliant efforts in other places, the social work, the schools, etc. But where is the insight in this "article", where is the statistics and verification and broader picture? Any thought on the ongoing solutions being implemented? Just point and laugh is it? Laziness, summed up by the use of the antiquated so-out dated moniker stab. You wonder what the writer's agenda and what their motivation for essentially a one sided article...

Sure we can all play that game...lets quote the great man Richard Harris:

"Let's put the record straight. Limerick is one of the most progressive cities in Ireland, an industrial powerhouse and home to one of our great universities. Of course, it has known hard times, but it is a city in harmony with itself, a city that has never climbed above its station, yet will reach the pinnacle of its aspirations. It has history, culture and humour and ...rugby"

So where is the history and backround of the city in question, Limerick is full of culture and pride, and like ALL other cities in the world has its black spots, but the city will prevail...its always had and it alwasy will (like in the 50s, 60s, 70s)... so the writer should should get educated or go back to writing comics :-))

Re: Whilst rummaging through YouTube I found …

Sean Molloy — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 10:40:50 -0000

Cool!!! LOL!

He probably watched a Munster Rugby match at Thomand and had the best pint of guinness in Ireland at Dolans overlooking the lovely river Shannon!

Ata boy Kiefer, you tell 'em !! ;-)

Re: France24: A tale of two cities

Sean Molloy — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 10:16:50 -0000

It's tough times all over the world, folks.

Not to have a hop off France but :-)...France is not exactly smelling of roses either, mind you, it has close to 10% unemployment rate now and has huge housing/slum issues especially in Paris suburbs.

The thing about France is half the time they are on strike, they are protected by the French laws and therefore companies find it very hard to sack them. Last I heard a company went on strike because they had to take a cut in wages due to the recesssion!

Wish we could do that in Ireland!

Re: In these recessionary times, there is money to be made, and saved

Sean Molloy — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 04:49:36 -0000

Great entrepreneurship!

Let's all try support it.

Re: 2,000 apply for Carlton Castletroy hotel jobs

Sean Molloy — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 04:47:08 -0000

Stop complaining. It re-opened, that's positive!

The hotel has to move with the times. If hotels, companies etc don't become more efficient and competitive in these challenging times they won't last!

Re: Highstreet horrors: Sasha latest downturn victim

Sean Molloy — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 05:59:14 -0000

Surely Easons, can't go. As someone mentioned that it really IS an institution in good ol' Limerick. I have always wondered how Eason's etc stayed competitive with all the online shops (the amazons etc..) and most folks are getting more internet savy all the time, well fingers crossed it keeps it doors open, and revamps!

Re: About.com, Reuters needlessly use “stab city” slur while referring to Limerick

Sean Molloy — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 05:18:06 -0000

It's a sad lazy cliche for those who love to try put down another place, a bit like racism, people like to try feel superior by putting down others. I have lived in Limerick for 35 years and never seen anyone knifed, shot or what not.. but tell that the sub-intelligencia.

Just read some of the BBC news over the last few years, London and Glasgow have a huge knife epidemic with kids killing each other in schools with knives and what not...sure why not call the UK -stab country- yeah...maybe it might feel all us Irish better...if you have a narrow mind (irony now turned off :-))

Education, folks, education.