Ravens, Lynch.

I really recommend the Táin Bó Cúailnge to anyone looking to get into medieval literature because it's a great story, brilliant poetry (I read the Carson translation, and the way he translates the roscada sections are beautiful) and the backbone of the Ulster Cycle, but it's also just really fucking funny. It has a very slapstick yet dry sense of humor that provides just enough comic relief to make the dramatic moments of the story even more impactful. Genuinely I laugh out loud every few pages. Go read it.

#if he got rid of some middle names i bet he would be more aerodynamic and better at racing via @/honeyseller

Correction: it's not the Medicis who run the Dublin fried chicken shops, but the direct decendants of the enemies of the Medici; the Borgias. The chain is called Borza and is better known for fish and chips. They moved to Ireland in the early 20th century. They are also said to have introduced the deep fried Mars bar from Scotland to Ireland.

The Borgias, among the most feared and reviled families in European history, running a fish 'n chips shop with deep fried Mars bars is one of the funniest things I've ever heard. It's like something from a D&D campaign where they decided to completely change genres.

okay since this is the pretentious website which artist in your top 100 songs has the fewest listeners and how many listeners do they have

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sorry i anglicised your boyfriend. yeah england got a hold of him and couldn't figure him out so i changed him. he's been stripped of his real meaning and native history. yeah you're gonna have to work your ass off to have him recognised in his own name and one day a YA author is going to write an entire fantasy series centered on his legacy and she's going to call him owen glendower. sucks

at the club fucked up on kerrygold pure irish butter

guys why is her name mór no one is called mór it literally means big