The former, or so the people who made them up tell me

I think, but them will probably suffice

If the Cadbury's ones get any smaller the will contain nothing but the Heroes version of the chocolate

Congrats, you're middle aged

Asked a journalist pal of mine why he thought this was the case and she said it's because everyone feels the need to get a line on everything. So have something to lead the next bulletin or to run on the website.

It makes sense from a 'content' pov, but it's frustrating as a listener

There's this really awful thing creeping into broadcast interviews more and more, where the interviewer is so busy thinking about their next question it sometimes feels like they're not actively listening to what's being said so stuff goes unchallenged.

All bloods and CT angiogram normal. I'm heart and prostate healthy at least. Can't speak for the rest of me

the feeling of the die is SO weird

I had a CT Angiogram as part of this last week. It's a weird feeling being told to relax when someone's about to scan your heart to see if your life is in danger. Should have the results this week. Family history would indicate something dodgy might be found, but I live in hope.

It's still available to buy this Christmas. obrien.ie/and-a-bang-o...

And if you don't believe me that you might like it, here are some other writers who did too 😅

Ah yes, the pepole who want to protect the rich at all costs 'cause they continue to hold out hope that one day they might?

It's really weird behaviour

There's a guy running in my constituency on the single of issue of wanting to ban Irish exemptions in school. Oh sorry, and building an air force.

The man's plan is to drop an modh coinníollach on kids with dyslexia from a great height

Irish people, especially when they head away, are extremely keen to pull the ladder up. I sometimes joke that's a genetic remnant from experience with the vikings. But it's sad.