*Guy who was at Pulp and Blur in 2023 and saw The Prodigy at All Together Now 2024* "Only pure sad old people want to see Oasis in 2025"

Got told by a teenage barista with dyed purple hair earlier today that "we were allowed to watch everything except Deadpool and Power Rangers growing up" in case you were wondering where we're at on the nostalgia cycle

Begging British journalists not to make everything about social class for five minutes.

Nobody who actually cared about any of this would be okay with this being the image that represents their “journalism”. This is narcissistic self-insert horseshit. It’s despicable. It’s genocide as media career springboard. It’s the contentification of a holocaust.

Shocked and appalled to learn that Noel Gallagher, a man who opened his 1996 BRIT Awards acceptance speech by telling the audience "I'm extremely rich and you're not" is charging astronomical prices for the Oasis reunion shows.

Sorry you can't afford Oasis tickets but take solace from the fact your landlord who inherited your council-built three-bed in Inchicore can pay €500 for one.

Nick Cave is Morrissey for people who went to college m.jpost.com/international/…

When you 100% know what a "tankie" is.

Can't wait to be invited to pay extra to join the priority queue in A & E on top of the existing €100 charge.

Why is it so hard for journalists currently exhaustively covering the impact the deaths of six hostages are having on Israeli politics to spend 10% as much time explaining how countless civilian deaths since 1948 have shaped Palestinian politics and society?

Israel was one of the few nations to support Serbia's ethnic cleansing campaign in Bosnia in the 1990s to the point of sending them weapons and training their troops throughout , in case you were wondering whether they were like *that* before October 7th.

Why do we still tolerate the Catholic Church having a near-monopoly on access to primary education, particularly in rural areas?

Guy who makes his girlfriend watch The Death of Stalin and pauses it throughout to deliver points of information.

Irish newspapers still defending German reunification 30 years after the DDR ceased to exist? You'd almost think the spectre of Communism was haunting Europe.

Why aren't acts of solidarity such as these and the pro-Palestine movement, which are far bigger than any "Ireland is Full" demo, treated as reflecting the "legitimate concerns" of the Irish public by establishment media and politicians?

Simon Harris is always coming out with stuff like "Who's the Taoiseach? I'd like to have a word with him."

remember when someone got mad about the description 'post-Soviet' and mockingly asked if we should call countries 'post-British empire' too, as if doing so wouldn't immensely clarify the world