Oh I’m one of the special ones to get spammed. I got an email today targeted at bloggers from ammado about themselves and World Refugee Day and the UNCHR and taking a picture of me or someone else with my hands over me head in a pose to protect refugees and posting it on their […]
Entries Tagged as 'More Money than sense'
Amadáns = ammado
May 26th, 2008 · 10 Comments · Blogging, Irish Blog Awards, More Money than sense, Social Media
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Hello Rock the Vote! Welcome to the Party!
May 15th, 2008 · 11 Comments · More Money than sense, Rock the Vote
When one is organising a campaign there’s polite lateness and then there’s Rock the Vote downright tardiness. Yup less than a month to Lisbon Treaty D-Day and John tell’s us that Rock the Vote are relaunching for the referendum. And yes Cian was right, there was some rejoicing tonight, Lisbon was looking a little barren […]
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No Lynn Wine for me
April 17th, 2008 · Comments Off on No Lynn Wine for me · dodgy solicitors, Michael Lynn, More Money than sense
I was working today and could not make the auction. What auction? – ah that auction of Michael Lynn’s wine collection that he didn’t take with him when he flit and some other household goods. No sign of the hippo. If I had been present I could have purchased some Warwick Estate. (Read all about […]
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O2 Ability Awards – Too Angry to be sad
June 14th, 2007 · 3 Comments · Disability, More Money than sense
Few printable words can be given to my feelings on last nights events – those other events. Captains of industry given an opportunity to patronise people with disabilities and receive awards for not breaking the law and giving people their human rights? I’m going to the Circus tonight so I won’t have to watch it […]
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Rock the Vote – The Advertisements
May 3rd, 2007 · 3 Comments · April Fools, irishelection2007, More Money than sense, Rock the Vote, Ryan Tubridy, Social Media
It’s been a while since I checked in with the good folk at Rock the Vote. You might have noticed that the majority of those big jobs were filled by the lads – the junior positions have some female participation – nice to see they reflected the glass ceiling that exists everywhere else in society. […]
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