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The Dubliner Approved Friday Floorfiller

Too Much!

Possibly NSFW (especially if you have even a modicum of taste)

They Forgot To Bring The Funny

Nothing worse than when people who are generally good at the jokes do a not-so-great one, eh? Oh wait, this is worse - when they're doing it about us...that should make it 110% more funny! After all, we live in a pretty hilarious country. But this one just misses the mark for our money. Disappointment stings.

Centra Sushi

Things we didn't do last Saturday night

Nerd Crush

Things Can Only Get Better

Brian Cox is not only an excitable brainbox physicist, he's also the host of BBC's new Sunday night show about space, AND he used to be in D:Ream.

That all adds up to one heck of a Dubliner Mancrush.

Procrastination

But where's Facebook?

This took us about three days to put up... after smoking a cigarette, staring in the mirror for three hours and scratching our bottom.

Style Like You Mean It

Fashion people wanted
 

Do you like fashion? Oh good, I'm glad. TV3 and Toto Productions are looking for people who like fashion for their new show Style Wars. Pictured above is tough as nails judge Caprice.

Details here, but hurry, you've only got until March 12th!

Thursday Treat

It really is the little things

The best thing about Thursdays is the gig announcements online and in the grown-up newspapers. Today alone, we have learned:

- The Cranberries are playing the Marquee in Cork this summer. Dreams really do come true.

- Macca's coming backa to Dublin. Ok, we knew that yesterday, but it's still nice to see it in print. We heart Macca - especially the bonkers 80s stuff.

And, BEST OF ALL:

- Friend of the Dubliner James O'Neill (that's him above!) brings his lovely/too hot for tv group Bitches With Wolves to the Academy 2 for three dates next month. Details and tunes on their MySpace. Yes, people still use MySpace.

On The March

The month when those novelty calendars really start paying for themselves

Oh 2010, what a harsh mistress you have been.

We had hoped for some peace at the start of this decade, but in just two short months we've been left disturbed and disappointed time and again.

Which is why we were glad on this hallowed day (the start of a month when more people we know have birthdays than any other) that our in-office calendars have restored some peace and calm to our lives. So our deepest gratitude to the Ryanair Babes, Cliff Richard, Daniel O'Donnell and JLS.

The Dubliner Approved Monday Monto