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Nuala McKeever
Fans of Lewis drive me crazy
What is it with young men and the low-slung look? First it was the trousers round the thighs, showing off the branded undercrackers. Now it's the driving that's been hit by the fad of "how low can you go?"
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Why all these apologies are such a sorry state of affairs
Tuesday, 2 October 2012
I beg your pardon. I'm so sorry. Please accept my apology. There, I've got that off my chest, we can relax now. I've decided to get the offers of apology in early doors in any conversation, just to save time afterwards.
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BT's price rises have me at end of the line
Tuesday, 2 October 2012
Hats off to the marketing people at BT for trying to make a price rise sound as if the company's doing us all a big favour.
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Discover Ireland isn't in fine voiceWell-spoken: no Ulster accents on Downton
Tuesday, 25 September 2012
Downton Abbey's back. Hurray! Missed the first episode so had to watch ITV player on computer so had to sit through some advertisements. Boo!
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Salsa, cigars and Che Guevara - Cuba's just like Northern Ireland
Tuesday, 25 September 2012
Cuba, bonita Cuba! They've given us salsa, cigars and sexy Che Guevara T-shirts and what are we offering to send them? Sue Ramsey, Jim Wells and a committee clerk from Stor-mount (as so many people insist on calling it).
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New Sure advert really is the pits
Tuesday, 25 September 2012
Anti-perspirant makers, Sure, might need to change their name to Aye Right.
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I know all too well the anguish of losing a job
Tuesday, 18 September 2012
I sure do feel sorry for the nearly 800 men and women who're going to lose their jobs at FG Wilson. Apart from the way in which the deal's been done, just the very fact of it is very difficult for individuals and their families.
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Is conflict far enough in past for Maze plan to have future?
Tuesday, 18 September 2012
Am I the only person in NI who's a little unsure about us building a Conflict Transformation Centre at the Maze?
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How Justin could cure your fear of spiders
Tuesday, 18 September 2012
For all those arachnophobes out there, whose lives are being plagued by the huge spindly spiders that have invaded our houses of late, I have a tip.
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Why does SoS Theresa have to be so out there?
Monday, 10 September 2012
Everytime I hear the name Theresa Villiers, I can’t help thinking of Ronald Villiers. He’s the really inept, would-be actor character in the hilarious BBC Scotland sketch show, Chewin’ The Fat, which was on television a few years ago.
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Time to shop around for new ideas, Alex
Monday, 10 September 2012
We’re getting a new shopping centre in Belfast. The Royal Exchange project which has just been approved by Alex Attwood will have one large anchor tenant for retail and other shops and apartments etc around it.
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Why our children should be brought to book
Monday, 10 September 2012
Nearly a fifth of children say they’d be embarrassed to be seen reading a book.
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Why Clint's in my line of fire for backing Mitt
Tuesday, 4 September 2012
Just when you thought the sectarian squabbling over loyalist band marches in Belfast was the most depressing thing you'd see in the news all week, along came Clint Eastwood: The Man With No Shame.
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'Tis not the season to be festive shopping
Tuesday, 4 September 2012
August 30, and Brown Thomas has put up its Christmas decorations and filled one of its floors with "seasonal" gifts.
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Lego's new pink toys just make me see red
Tuesday, 4 September 2012
Boring old Lego, the non-battery operated toy that you'd have thought might have disappeared since the arrival of all things computer, has just announced a huge leap in profits.
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The naked truth about Harry is that he’s just a spoilt rich kid
Monday, 27 August 2012
It’s not surprising the Royal Family didn’t want British papers to show pictures of the prince cavorting in the nip in Las Vegas.
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Restoring old Mick would be work of art
Monday, 27 August 2012
Everyone’s feeling sorry for the Spanish woman who tried to ‘restore’ an ancient fresco of Jesus Christ but ended up creating what an art correspondent described, rather uncharitably I thought, as something that “now resembles a crayon sketch of a very hairy monkey in an ill-fitting tunic”.
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Why I’m always feeling hot under the collar
Monday, 27 August 2012
There aren’t many benefits attached to being a woman of a certain age, approaching a certain change in her life. But there is one.
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We must band together in support of brave Pussy Riot
Tuesday, 21 August 2012
Did you read the story about the pensioner who got ripped off by a bank and the verdict was that she had it coming, because she was old and weak so they couldn't help themselves?
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High price for a degree of success
Tuesday, 21 August 2012
If Motown were forming a girl group with Sheila Ferguson in this current climate, there's no way they'd call it the Three Degrees. With the average degree in GB costing a student from here more than £54,000 three of them would be just too dear.
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So, is time ticking away for Gerry?
Tuesday, 21 August 2012
Gerry Adams only appeared in the Dail for one in every four days of its sittings last year. That puts him up there with the sun. It's hardly ever seen either.
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