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The History of the Batmobile

The History of the Batmobile

Posted byDonnchaApril 26, 2005Posted inAsidesTags:AsidesLeave a comment on The History of the Batmobile

gooogle.ie

Here’s what it looks like. I think it needs a bit more work!

Posted byDonnchaApril 26, 2005Posted inHumour, When-in-IrelandTags:Humour, When-in-Ireland2 Comments on gooogle.ie

Bunny suicides

Bunny suicides – very, very funny. Not for everyone (I certainly wouldn’t like these people to see this site!) but funny nonetheless!

Posted byDonnchaApril 26, 2005Posted inHumourTags:Humour8 Comments on Bunny suicides

Overflowing

“Rustic cottage..”

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Posted byDonnchaApril 26, 2005Posted inPhotographyTags:PhotographyLeave a comment on Overflowing

Fiery Yellow

Flower detail on a rainy day.

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Posted byDonnchaApril 25, 2005Posted inPhotographyTags:PhotographyLeave a comment on Fiery Yellow

Fabric care symbol

Fabric care symbol – useful list when you’ve a wash on. Can you toss the clothes into the tumble dryer or not? What detergent? How to dry?

Posted byDonnchaApril 24, 2005Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on Fabric care symbol

Refreshing Drink

When you’ve been walking around town all day..

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Posted byDonnchaApril 24, 2005Posted inPhotographyTags:PhotographyLeave a comment on Refreshing Drink

What really happened in Deadwood?

This Facts & Fiction page sorts out the truth from the Hollywood fantasy of Deadwood.
I followed this HBO show for a few episodes but then got bored of it.
(via Doug Ross)

Posted byDonnchaApril 23, 2005Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on What really happened in Deadwood?

Rain's Back

And we’re back to normal Irish Weathertm. The sun was good while it lasted!

Posted byDonnchaApril 23, 2005Posted inPhotographyTags:PhotographyLeave a comment on Rain's Back

The Omnivore – Learning to eat everything

The Omnivore – Learning to eat everything – yum yum!

Posted byDonnchaApril 22, 2005Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on The Omnivore – Learning to eat everything

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  • This is where I live. (thanks Kverens for the titl
    Wow – it really /is/ green! (2004)
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    Zak's watching out for Zara (2004)
  • Yum, yum, Wagon Wheel Biscuits! (2004)
  • Here's another excellent tutorial by the GIMP Guru
    Restoring Old Photographs (2004)
  • The Joy of Tech! is going in my bookmarks file str
    The Joy of Tech! (2004)
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  • The August 2004 Issue of The Digital Journalist is
    The Digital Journalist August 2004 Issue (2004)
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    One Bag: The Packing List (2005)
  • One Stop Under has a Canon EOS 20D tips section l
    One Stop Under – Canon EOS 20D tips (2005)
  • Mastering Wide-Angle - great article on taking wid
    Mastering Wide-Angle (2005)
  • Good presentation by Chris Shiflett of "Brain Bulb
    php-security flash presentation (2005)
  • In my quest to find way of securing 3rd party PHP
    Automated PHP code security checking (2005)
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    The Future of Photography as predicted in 1944 (2005)
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    Lucky I got home on Tuesday (2006)
  • Two quotes from a Sunday Times interview with Matt
    Matt Damon: on fatherhood and acting (2007)
  • Open a new window here in Ubuntu Linux (2007)
  • Bad Company 2 Conquest and SDM last night for us.
    Bad Company 2 Conquest and SDM last nigh… (2010)
  • During a lull between games last night I changed t
    Use your headphones properly in Bad Company 2! (2010)
  • I'd been really looking forward to watching The Da
    The Dark Knight was no Batman (2012)
  1. James on Sharing a large Immich library without melting the serverJuly 18, 2026

    … liked this!

  2. Donncha on Sharing a large Immich library without melting the serverJuly 17, 2026

    That's a good idea. Will add that to my script. I guess it's an edge case because imports are never…

  3. Donncha on Geotag your photos in Lightroom ClassicJuly 11, 2026

    Haha, that's amazing! I didn't know they'd even pay attention to it!

  4. Ioana on Geotag your photos in Lightroom ClassicJuly 10, 2026

    😁 I was asking AI how to use GPX in Adobe Lightroom, and it suddenly announced... "One incidental thing: one…

  5. Donncha on Geotag your photos in Lightroom ClassicJuly 10, 2026

    It's a bit of fun really. Every comment is moderated so if they did fall for it, I wouldn't let…

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